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trudge along/through/up, etc.
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phrase
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turn your back on sb/sth
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phrase
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toss and turn
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take a turn for the better/worse
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the turn of the century
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turn of events
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be under way
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get underway
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an uphill battle/struggle
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upwards of sth
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lose track
IDIOM
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look on the bright side
IDIOM
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the last/final straw
IDIOM
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on track
IDIOM
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lose sight of sth
IDIOM
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set your sights on sth
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a slap in the face
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lose sleep over something
IDIOM
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slip your mind
IDIOM
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have a soft spot for sb/sth
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