Idioms
go about one's business
to be busy or start working on something
Everybody is going about their business again after the holidays.
go after (someone)
go after (something)
go against the grain
go ahead
go ahead (and do something)
go ahead (with something)
go all out
go along
go along with (someone or something)
go along with (someone)
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have a pick-me-up
tricks of the trade
take out (someone) or take (someone) out
third degree
ill-disposed to (do something)
flip out
grain of truth
live and learn
a matter of opinion
on the eve of (something)
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If a car is travelling at 55 miles per hour it will travel 56 feet before the driver can shift his foot from the accelerator to the brake.
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