beg to differ with (someone) -Idioms

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beg to differ with (someone)

to politely disagree with someone

"I'm sorry, but I beg to differ with you about what happened."

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begin to see the light

behind (someone's) back

behind closed doors

behind in (something)

behind on (something)

behind schedule

behind the eight ball

behind the scenes

behind the times

belabor the point

set (someone's) teeth on edge

give (someone) a fair shake

in need of (someone or something)

go through (trouble or something)

make up (something/money/time)

(not one's) cup of tea

leap to conclusions

beat a path to (someone's) door

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