Idioms
go through (someone)
to have contact with someone (often to get permission or approval from someone with power or authority)
Everybody has to go through the accountant to get money for his or her expenses.
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
go to any length
go to bat for (someone)
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catch up with (someone or something)
a long haul
out of a clear blue sky
pressed for time
not breathe a word of (something)
a shoo-in
a flight of fancy
on occasion
ahead of one's time
do a job on (someone or something)
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If you keep a goldfish in the dark room, it will eventually turn white.
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