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adv.
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one man's meat is another man's poison
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adv.
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it's an ill wind that blows nobody any good
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v.
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make a great hit
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exp.
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to be a smash hit
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exp.
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Their latest album was a smash hit.
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adv.
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one good turn deserves another
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n.
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change over to a different drug
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exp.
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to substitute one word for another
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adv.
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one good turn deserves another
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v.
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bring sorrow
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exp.
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to have the misfortune to do
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exp.
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to be unfortunate enough to do
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adv.
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other days, other ways
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adv.
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it never rains but it pours
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adv.
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misfortunes never come singly
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adv.
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money can't buy happiness
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vi.
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have a smear
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v.
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have a smear
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v.
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have a shampoo
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v.
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have a shampoo
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v.
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get a massage
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exp.
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to have a garment made for o.s.
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adv.
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1) your heart skipped a beat, 2) you saw red
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v.
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do something else
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adv.
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his/her heart skipped a beat ; he/she saw red
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