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exp.
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he could not be insensitive
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exp.
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not to be disappointed
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exp.
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not to be on the agenda
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v.
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1. believe someone to be important ; think highly of someone ; think the sun shines out of someone's ass (vul) 2. have a large salary ; make a lot of money
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v.
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ask where one stands (with someone) ; ask where one is (with someone) ; not to comprehend someone's actions
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exp.
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to be or not to be ...
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v.
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not be born yesterday ; not be anybody's fool ; not just have fallen off the turnip truck
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exp.
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Caesar's wife must be above suspicion
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exp.
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Don't forget to post the letters.
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exp.
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Don't forget to close the window.
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exp.
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Don't forget to shut the window.
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exp.
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Don't forget to shut the door.
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exp.
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don't be sorry
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prep.
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it is entirely up to
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v.
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be impressed (by smbdy), fear
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adv.
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it is not my business
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adv.
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it is not your business
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exp.
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it's not done
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exp.
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it could not come at a more appropriate time
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adv.
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it was not worth it
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adv.
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if you don't mind
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adv.
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if this is not inconvenient to you
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exp.
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it's not without difficulties
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exp.
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That doesn't suit me at all.
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exp.
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I'm not from round here.
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exp.
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if you don't mind
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exp.
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if it's no trouble
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exp.
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It never ceases to surprise.
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