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proposal

n.
1.something proposed (such as a plan or assumption)
2.an offer of marriage
3.the act of making a proposal

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    open the door to (something)
    to permit/allow something to become a possibility
    The new sports center opened the door to many possibilities for getting the students involved in physical activity.



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