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v.
1.retain rights to

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  • keep one's shoulder to the wheel
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  • keep one's nose to the grindstone
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  • keep one's mouth shut
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  • keep one's hands off
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  • keep one's eyes skinned
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  • keep one's eyes peeled
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  • keep one's eyes open
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  • keep one's eyes off
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  • keep one's distance
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  • keep on
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  • keep out
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  • keep pace
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  • keep quiet
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  • keep step
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  • keep tabs on
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  • keep to oneself
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  • keep up
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  • keeper
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  • keeping
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  • keepsake
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  • siberian spruce
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  • genus eriobotrya
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  • occiput
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  • blowjob
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  • genus porphyra
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  • al-rashid trust
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  • structural formula
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  • monoblastic leukemia
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    Idiom of the Day

    litmus test
    a test that uses one single indicator to help make a decision (the scientific meaning of a litmus test is a test for basic chemical properties that uses litmus paper)
    The new sales policy was a litmus test for how the new manager would manage the department.



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    Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
    My friend (has more than one set of responsibilities) at her company.

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