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Stress made him go off the rails at work.  

The movie's story goes off the rails halfway through.  

She interrupted me, so I snapped, "Put a sock in it!"  

Kids, put a sock in it during dinner.  

Try not to fly off the handle with customers.  

Kids fly off the handle when they're hungry.  

Families pay through the nose at theme parks.  

Avoid paying through the nose for souvenirs.  

My teacher was tickled pink with my essay.  

They were tickled pink at the surprise party.  

Autographed books by her are like gold dust.  

Sunny days in winter feel like gold dust.  

We shot the breeze about sports all evening.  

Old buddies shoot the breeze for hours.  

Once in the public eye, privacy vanishes.  

Living in the public eye demands constant scrutiny.  

Nurses care for patients day in, day out.  

Kids play soccer day in, day out.  

pester kids  

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pester constantly  

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Fans spread word on the street of a reunion.  

I trust the word on the street more than news.  

Children learn to overcome obstacles early.  

Overcoming obstacles requires perseverance.  

Texas outlaw  

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outlaw gang  

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misery loves company  

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utter misery  

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have the effrontery  

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I admire his effrontery, though it's risky.  

She got ahead of the curve by learning Python early.  

Staying ahead of the curve requires innovation.  

They're badmouthing politicians on social media.  

Never badmouth someone who can help you.  

Rescuers risked life and limb in the storm.  

Daredevils risk life and limb for thrills.  

feel flummoxed  

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completely flummoxed  

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hurly-burly city  

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hurly-burly life  

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