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a stone's throw
IDIOM
C2
phrase
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Sincerely (yours)
B1
phrase
communication
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Yours truly,
B1
phrase
communication
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Dear Sir
B2
phrase
communication
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stick up for sb/sth
C1
phrasal verb
communication
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keep your mouth shut
B2
phrase
communication
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the thing is...
B2
phrase
communication
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or so
B1
phrase
describing things
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sort of
B2
phrase
describing things
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be up to sth
B1
phrase
people: actions
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can't stand sb/sth
B1
phrase
people: personality
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be sick of sth
B2
phrase
people: personality
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stick together
B2
phrasal verb
relationships
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to date
B2
phrase
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sincere apologies/thanks, etc.
C1
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about/high time
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phrase
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so much for...
C2
phrase
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so far, so good
C2
phrase
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be something
C2
phrase
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(I'll) tell you what
C2
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