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How long will the people put up with the increasing economic hardships?
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He struck several bad patches before he made good.
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The party stalwarts have advised the President to take it lying down for a while.
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To keep one's temper
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To drive home
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To cry wolf
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To be above board
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I met him after a long time, but he gave me the cold shoulder.
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This matter has been hanging fire for the last many months and must, therefore, be decided one way or the other.
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The cricket match proved to be a big draw.
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He was undecided. He let the grass grow under his feet.
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He sold his house for a song.
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Women should be paid the same as men when they do the same job, for, surely what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.
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To set one's face against
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To smell a rat
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