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He sold his house for a $song$.
He sold his house for a $song$.
- Aat a reasonable price
- Bat a discount
- Cvery cheaply
- Dat a premium
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He is always $picking\, holes\, in$ every project.
He is always $picking\, holes\, in$ every project.
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It is $high\, time$ that India did something about the population problem.
It is $high\, time$ that India did something about the population problem.
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We were in a hurry. The road being zigzag,we had to $cut\ off\ a\ corner$ to reach in time.
We were in a hurry. The road being zigzag,we had to $cut\ off\ a\ corner$ to reach in time.
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The teacher warned the student $once\, for\, all$ that no mischief shall be tolerated in the class.
The teacher warned the student $once\, for\, all$ that no mischief shall be tolerated in the class.
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Vikram said that he has got a problem to $square$ up with the manager.
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