Idioms
play politics
to negotiate politically, to allow politics to control a situation where principle should prevail
The government leaders were playing politics with the tax issue.
play possum
play second fiddle to (someone)
play the devil's advocate
play the field
play the fool
play the market
play to the gallery
play tricks on (someone)
play up (someone or something) or play (someone or something) up
play up to (someone)
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put out (about/by/that something)
pick up (someone) or pick (someone) up
at face value
let well enough alone
at the crack of dawn
try out for (something)
give (someone) a dirty look
take the day off
have the right to do something
one way or another
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The French philosopher, Voltaire, reportedly drank fifty cups of coffee a day.
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