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  • something that seems bad at first but ends up being a benefit
    a blessing in disguise
  • I think you are absolutely right about Anna being jealous, you've ___
    hit the nail on the head
  • do more than what you possibly can
    bite off more than you can chew
  • I will close the book and ___
    call it a day
  • when you do as if you didn't see something happen
    turn a blind eye
  • the advantages of two different situations
    best of both worlds
  • completely unexpectedly
    out of the blue
  • There's the question of how you actually pay the service once it's arranged, but you can ___
    cross that bridge when you come to it
  • have very detailed knowledge of something
    know inside out
  • That was a fascinating TedTalk, it gave us plenty
    food for thought
  • These trainers ___ I cannot afoord them
    cost an arm and a leg
  • something that is very easy to do
    a piece of cake
  • After working so hard for so long, it's nice to be able to ___
    let your hair down
  • try to do something that is impossible
    fight a losing battle
  • calm down
    let your hair down
  • I think grandpa was ___ because what he said cannot be true
    pulling my leg