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to cut a long story short To cut the long story short, I ended up being the chair.
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Maria was off to school when the fire broke out.
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rozróżnić, dostrzegać różnicę start learning
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You can't tell the difference between the old vase and the new one, can you?
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merry-go-round/roundabout
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something that may cause harm (a threat) start learning
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Drunk drivers are a menace to everyone.
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If you learn the ropes, everything will get easier.
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the overall view, the situation as a whole start learning
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When you look at the big picture, the company has a chance to grow.
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start over, go back to the very first stage start learning
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go back to the drawing board/go back to the square one He isn't satisfied with the results so we need to go back to the drawing board with the project./ I haven't saved my document and now I have to go back to the square one.
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give more effort and do more than it is expected start learning
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She deserves having been promoted as she always goes the extra mile in working overtime.
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I'm too exhausted to finish it. Can we call it a day?
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something that has little chance of succeeding or happemning start learning
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It's a long shot but it'll do my best nevertheless.
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according to the rules, a law start learning
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The teacher insists on doing everything by the book, that's why i said I hate his way of teaching.
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to make provisional plans start learning
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Just in case you're free and willing to join me, I'll pencil you in for 9 am.
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in development, coming soon start learning
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I'm very excited about the new product they have in the works.
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I can't believe they agreed to it! You sure do drive a hard bargain!
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look at things in the same way, have the same opinion start learning
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I'm glad we're on the same page about the politics,
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