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right and left
on both sides, on all sides, everywhere
The child looked right and left before he crossed the road.
right as rain
right at (a specific time/place)
right away
right down (someone's) alley
right off the bat
right on
right on time
right out
right side up
right under one's nose
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learn (something) by rote
dressed to the nines/teeth
when least expected
nothing doing
do the dishes
add fuel to the fire
bark up the wrong tree
have a passion for (something)
have a lot on one's mind
pop up
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Food Facts
Baby eels, called elvers, are eaten in parts of Europe, including east England. They are very thin, so lots are cooked, tangled together like spaghetti.
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