stick to the facts -Idioms

Idioms

stick to the facts

to remain faithful to the facts about something

"Please stick to the facts when you tell the story to the police."

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stick up (someone or something) or stick (someone or something) up

stick up for (someone or something)

stick with (something)

stink to high heaven

stir (someone or something) up or stir up (someone or something)

stir up a hornet's nest

stock up on (something)

hopped up on (something)

run (something) into the ground

tread on (someone's) toes

for the most part

footloose and fancy-free

put (someone) down as (something bad)

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