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to force or threaten someone to make them do something in
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to restate someone's words inaccurately when quoting him or her in
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twentyfive cents, a quarter of a dollar in
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someone who is not very smart or clever in
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one person beside or next to another person in
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something not important, something very small in
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an opinion (that is not asked for) in
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people or things of the same type, similar in character or attitude etc. in
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to do two things that are wrong or bad and have only one more thing to do to cause you serious trouble ( from baseball where a batter is finished after three strikes) in
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disloyal, untrustworthy in
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to cheat or betray one's spouse or partner by dating someone else in
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an ugly or plain child who grows up to be attractive in
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not used to someone or something in
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being watched or examined closely in
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to annoy or interrupt someone when he or she is working in
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not trusted, suspected of doing something wrong in
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arrested by the police before being charged with a crime in
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depending on or influenced by specific circumstances in
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depending on or influenced by specific conditions in
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