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be broke
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not very popular
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behind bars
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in prison
big headed
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conceited; boastful
black and blue all over
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blessing in disguise
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bolt from the blue
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brainwave
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break even
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fed up; bored
butter the boss up
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catch sb red-handed
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chip off the old block
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cost a bomb
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deal a blow to
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don’t hold your breath
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drive a hard bargain
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drop a brick
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feel in one’s bones
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get your own back
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(of a murder) done deliberately
in the balance
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uncertain
kick the bucket
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lay bare
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to make public
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make one’s blood boil
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ring a bell
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see the back of
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take the bull by the horns
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to take a bold step immediately
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dull person who spoils people’s happiness
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