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adv.
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between the wars
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exp.
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The pupils went in two by two.
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n.
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entering the war
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n.
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the period between two ballots
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n.
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intervening period ; jump ball
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adv.
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in the meantime
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adj.
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middle-aged
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n.
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lace insert
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adj.
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caught in the crossfire ; caught in the middle ; between opposing forces ; hard-pressed
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v.
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straddle the fence ; sit on the fence ; run with the hare and hunt with the hounds
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v.
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be in a difficult predicament
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exp.
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caught in the crossfire
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adv.
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between noon and two o'clock
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n.
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negotiations between the two parties
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adv.
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caught between two stools
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n.
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negotiation between the two parties
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exp.
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I managed to get two tickets.
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adj.
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caught between two stools
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adj.
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caught between two stools
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v.
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be caught between two stools
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exp.
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My heart is torn between the two of them.
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vi.
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be caught between two stools
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adv.
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they don't get along well
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adv.
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they don't get along well
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adv.
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we don't get along well
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adv.
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you don't get along well
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adv.
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they don't get along well any more
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adv.
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they don't get along well any more
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adv.
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we don't get along well any more
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