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to be sure

to be precise

to and fro

to an adequate degree

to all intents and purposes

to advantage

to a tolerable degree

to a t

to a man

to both ears

to date

to each one

to it

to leeward

to no degree

to one ear

to order

to perfection

to that

hotcake

roman calendar

overheated

pervaporate

telephoto

barber's itch

communicational

appetiser

phobos

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1.
Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
The company is not (out of danger) yet regarding its bad debts.

a. out of the woods

b. on the warpath

c. on its shoulders

d. off base

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