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for a song
for very little money, very cheaply
I was able to buy my new car for a song.
for all (something)
for all I care
for all I know
for all intents and purposes
for all one is worth
for all practical purposes
for all the world
for better or worse
for certain
for crying out loud
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could do with (someone or something)
in nothing flat
know the ropes
end up (going somewhere)
in (someone's) favor
in the right
leave word with (someone)
hurl an insult (at someone)
wear out one's welcome
a credit to (someone or something)
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Fact
The term throw one's hat in the ring comes from boxing, where throwing a hat into the ring once signified a challenge. Today it nearly always signifies political candidacy.
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