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go through the motions
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turn over a new leaf
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off the beaten track
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burn the midnight oil
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on the face of it
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be on (your) guard
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on the spur of the moment
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be on the same wavelength
IDIOM
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on the spot
IDIOM
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open your heart
IDIOM
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keep your eyes open (for sb/sth)
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down and out
IDIOM
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the ins and outs of sth
IDIOM
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the jury is (still) out
IDIOM
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out of your depth
IDIOM
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(be) out of line
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get out of hand
IDIOM
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hold your own
IDIOM
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part and parcel
IDIOM
C2
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the military
C1
phrase
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