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#1321
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talk up
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to praise or promote something enthusiastically
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The host will talk up the new menu tonight.

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#1322
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Eureka moment
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a sudden moment of discovery or realization
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She had a Eureka moment when she found the solution to the problem.

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#1323
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hope against hope
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to continue hoping even when it seems impossible
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They hoped against hope that their team would win.

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#1324
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cut above the rest
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to be better than others
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His presentation was a cut above the rest.

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#1325
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feather in one’s cap
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an achievement to be proud of
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Winning the national award was a real feather in his cap.

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#1326
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the balance of power
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a situation in which power is distributed among nations to prevent dominance by one
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The UN aims to maintain the balance of power among major nations.

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#1327
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diplomatic tightrope
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a delicate situation requiring careful diplomacy
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The president walked a diplomatic tightrope between the two rival nations.

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#1328
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economic sanctions
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penalties imposed by one country on another to influence behavior
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The EU imposed economic sanctions to pressure the regime to reform.

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#1329
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saber rattling
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threatening military action to intimidate others
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The country’s recent saber rattling alarmed its neighbors.

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#1330
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iron curtain
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a barrier separating nations ideologically or politically
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During the Cold War, Europe was divided by the iron curtain.

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#1331
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a cold war
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a state of political hostility without open warfare
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The two nations seem to be entering a cold war again.

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#1332
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A seat at the table
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To have an opportunity to be part of decision-making or important discussions.
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She fought for years to earn a seat at the table in the boardroom.

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#1333
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Plead the fifth
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To refuse to answer a question, often in legal contexts, to avoid self-incrimination.
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When asked about the financial discrepancies, he chose to plead the fifth.

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#1334
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the world is your oyster
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you can achieve anything you want in life
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With your talent, the world is your oyster.

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#1335
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feeling on top of the world
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feeling extremely happy or successful
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After getting the job, I was on top of the world.

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#1336
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thanks a million
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a very strong expression of gratitude
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You really helped me out, thanks a million!

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#1337
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against the odds
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to succeed despite many difficulties or challenges
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They won the game against all odds, proving their hard work paid off.

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#1338
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a peace of mind
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a state of mental and emotional calmness
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After the long vacation, she finally got a peace of mind.

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#1339
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a flash in the pan
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something that seems promising at first but fails to deliver
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The peace talks were just a flash in the pan.

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#1340
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peace and quiet
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a time of calmness and tranquility
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I just need some peace and quiet to finish my work.

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#1341
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keep the peace
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to maintain order and avoid conflict
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The police were called to keep the peace during the protest.

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#1342
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feel the pinch
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to have financial difficulties; to feel short of money
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With rising prices, many families are starting to feel the pinch.

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#1343
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put your money where your mouth is
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to support your words with actions or financial commitment
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If you believe in the project, put your money where your mouth is.

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#1344
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a penny for your thoughts
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a way of asking someone what they are thinking about
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You look lost in thought — a penny for your thoughts?

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#1345
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hit the jackpot
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to achieve great success or win something valuable
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He hit the jackpot when his startup got acquired for millions.

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#1346
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go the extra mile
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to make a special effort to achieve something
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She always goes the extra mile to help her team succeed.

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#1347
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the sky’s the limit
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there is no limit to what someone can achieve
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With her talent and dedication, the sky’s the limit.

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#1348
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against all odds
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despite great difficulties or challenges
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She succeeded against all odds and became a doctor.

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#1349
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fall flat
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to fail completely
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His idea fell flat because nobody liked it.

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#1350
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make the grade
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to reach the desired standard or level
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Only a few students made the grade in the final test.

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