Idioms
write up (something) or write (something) up
to write something, to describe something in writing (you usually write up something by using your thoughts or some notes that you have written)
After our trip to Russia, I spent a week writing up our story for a travel magazine.
wrong side of the tracks
X marks the spot
yakety-yak
year after year
year in and year out
year round
yellow journalism
yellow streak
yellow-bellied
yield the right-of-way
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pay up
grasp at straws
school of thought
lay away (something) or lay (something) away
rough up (someone) or rough (someone) up
burn one's bridges behind one
have a scrape with (someone or something)
dead in one's tracks
particulars of (something)
in black and white
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Fact
The longest war between two nations in history, The Hundred Year War between England and France, really lasted for 115 years(1338-1453).
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