go to the expense (of doing something) -Idioms

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go to the expense (of doing something)

to pay the cost of doing something

We had to go to the expense of buying a new tent for camping.

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go to the trouble (of doing something)

go under the knife

go up in flames/smoke

go up to (someone or something)

plain and simple

go after (something)

put (someone) on a pedestal

against the clock

take an interest in (something)

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Science Facts
John Haigh killed six people in London, UK, in the 1940s, dissolving their bodies in a bath of acid, hoping he could wash away all the evidence. However, on finding three human gallstones and a pair of dentures belonging to one of his victims in the sludge left behind, the police had enough evidence to convict him. .. More >>

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