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to stop sb from being succesful
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increase in quantity or amount
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have to explain yourself to someone
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end a romantic relationship
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end a romantic relationship
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to be too unpleasant or frightening to think about
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to be made for each other start learning
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to compromise with someone
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drive a wedge between people I used to be close friends with Tiffany, but once she started dating my ex-boyfriend, it really drove a wedge between us. start learning
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to cause discord between two people or things
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to discuss or confront a problem
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To emerge from a dangerous situation
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in the heat of the moment The argument got pretty nasty, and, in the heat of the moment, we both said some things we really regret. start learning
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while in a state of strong emotion or excitement or anger
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If you walk away, you may be storing up problems for future. start learning
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To accumulate and maintain a supply of something for future use
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live in each other's pockets When I was in college, my best friend and I went everywhere together. We basically lived in each other's pockets for four years. start learning
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Said of people who spend a lot of time together
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go through a bad/sticky patch We’ve struck a bad patch in our marriage./High inflation meant that her business went through a sticky patch. start learning
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come to a difficult time in your business, marriage
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