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This expression describes something that has become a common practice or a widely accepted norm in society.
This expression describes something that has become a common practice or a widely accepted norm in society.
This expression describes something that has become a common practice or a widely accepted norm in society.
This expression describes something that has become a common practice or a widely accepted norm in society.
This idiomatic expression conveys a feeling of confusion or uncertainty about how to handle a situation.
This idiomatic expression conveys a feeling of confusion or uncertainty about how to handle a situation.
This negated expression implies that someone or something is partly responsible for a situation or event.
This negated expression implies that someone or something is partly responsible for a situation or event.
This idiom describes a situation where someone is at risk of losing their position or job, often due to poor performance or external pressures.
This idiom describes a situation where someone is at risk of losing their position or job, often due to poor performance or external pressures.
This informal expression emphasizes that something is not recent and has existed for a long time.
This informal expression emphasizes that something is not recent and has existed for a long time.
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