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go through

to be approved, to pass, to be agreed upon

The new law will probably go through next week.

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go through (an experience)

go through (someone)

go through (something)

go through (trouble or something)

go through changes

go through channels or go through the proper channels

go through the motions

go through the roof

go through with (something)

go to (someone's) head

to say the least

resonate with (someone)

pass on (something)

open season on (someone or something)

in recent memory

a hop, skip and a jump

cut to the chase

on (someone's) back

pull oneself together

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