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out of the blue
IDIOM
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phrase
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keep a cool head
IDIOM
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phrase
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keep your eyes open (for sb/sth)
IDIOM
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keep your eyes peeled (for sb/sth)
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keep a straight face
IDIOM
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keep your head above water
IDIOM
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keep sb on their toes
IDIOM
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phrase
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a labor of love
IDIOM
C2
phrase
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leave someone to their own devices
IDIOM
C2
phrase
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let your guard down
IDIOM
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let your hair down
IDIOM
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let off steam
IDIOM
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lose face
IDIOM
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lose your cool
IDIOM
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lose sight of sth
IDIOM
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lose sleep over something
IDIOM
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a labor of love
IDIOM
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a stroll/trip/walk down memory lane
IDIOM
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phrase
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miss the boat
IDIOM
C2
phrase
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on the spur of the moment
IDIOM
C2
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