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to cause to seem more appealing or pleasant start learning
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you never know, it's random start learning
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if memory serves me, if memory doesn't deceive me
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to find a mutual agreement start learning
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to make problems less serious or easier to solve start learning
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to create a boundary and imply that crossing it will cause trouble, to say stop start learning
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to draw a line in the sand
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a set of circumstances where events became inflamed to a point that control was lost start learning
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to act without proper knowledge or precautions, to trust your instinct start learning
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I had one hand and i played it
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to have the skills, power, intelligence, etc., to do something start learning
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to hide or ignore a problem start learning
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to sweep it under the carpet
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a situation in which the outcome benefits each of two often opposing groups start learning
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Please don't feel insulted start learning
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none taken, no offense taken
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I don't mind what you did start learning
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I don't hold a grudge (against you)
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to ignore something, to pretend not to see start learning
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to turn a blind eye to sth
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to completely change the direction of something start learning
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to have more important things to do start learning
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to have a bigger fish to fry
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to have just enough money to live on and nothing extra start learning
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to allow someone to escape from a difficult situation start learning
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get/let somebody off the hook
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to make a bad situation worse start learning
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an outrageously high price start learning
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to be deeply involved or occupied fully start learning
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to be a preparation which will make it possible for something to happen in the future start learning
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to pave the way for something
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