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bring up the rear
to be at the end of the line or in the last position
The youngest runner was bringing up the rear in the school relay race.
broad in the beam
broke
brush up on (something)
buck for (something)
buckle down and do (something)
bug (someone)
build (something) to order
build a fire under (someone)
build castles in the air/in Spain
build up (someone or something) or build (someone or something) up
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feel like going (somewhere)
an opening gambit
assault and battery
bite one's tongue
tie the knot
with all the fixings
saved by the bell
let go with (something)
Mind you
rail at (someone) about (something)
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Fact
In 1920, Eugene Debs, a Socialist, received 920,000 votes for president of the United States even though he ran his entire campaign from prison.
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