Multiple choice general knowledge

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: (The decision has been made) and we will move next month. We cannot change our plans now.

  1. The die is cast

  2. The customer is always right

  3. A cat has nine lives

  4. Crime doesn't pay
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Explanation

'The die is cast' is a phrase meaning that a decision has been made and the consequences are now irreversible - the point of no return has been crossed. This originates from Julius Caesar's Latin phrase 'alea iacta est' when crossing the Rubicon, and it perfectly fits the context of unchangeable plans.

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