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I'd rather everything is the same start learning
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I dropped in on George on my way home from school. Drop by and pick up that book sometime. start learning
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to visit someone (unexpectely)
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"politicians expanded spending programs willy-nilly" start learning
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without direction or planning; haphazardly.
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The weather may be good or bad that day—it all depends on the luck of the draw start learning
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used to say that the result of something cannot be controlled and depends on chance
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confined to bed by sickness or old age
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to look for a long time with the eyes wide open, especially when surprised, frightened, or thinking
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production increased tenfold start learning
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Let's not get bogged down with individual complaints start learning
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to be/become so involved in something difficult or complicated that you cannot do anything else
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When the secret plans came unglued, the president was revealed to have ordered the burglary. start learning
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to experience difficulties and fail
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than following the straight line of the weave, the bias cut places the pattern at a 45° angle on the woven fabric
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someone whose job is to repair, make, and adjust (= make changes to) clothes, especially someone who makes jackets, trousers, coats, etc. for men
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If you describe soldiers as cannon fodder, you mean that they are not considered important by their officers and are sent into war without their leaders worrying if they die.
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to start to do something better
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to ask someone a lot of questions for a long time
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