Idioms
stand pat
to not change, to be satisfied with things
We should stand pat and not do anything to cause problems with the negotiations.
stand still for (something)
stand to reason
stand up
stand up (someone) or stand (someone) up
stand up and be counted
stand up for (someone or something)
stand up to (someone)
stark raving mad
stars in one's eyes
start from scratch
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my goodness
stretch one's legs
hold (something) against (someone)
everything but the kitchen sink
tear into (someone or something)
keep up appearances
by the sweat of one's brow
become engaged with (someone)
amount to the same thing
beside the point
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Fourteen years before the Titanic sank, novelist Morgan Robertson published a novel called Futility. The story was about an ocean liner that struck an iceberg on an April night. The name of the ship in his novel was The Titan.
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