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He went to his friend's house in the evening $as\, was\, his\, wont.$
He went to his friend's house in the evening $as\, was\, his\, wont.$
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He is $out\, and\, out$ a reactionary.
He is $out\, and\, out$ a reactionary.
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He is always $standing\, up$ for the weak and oppressed.
He is always $standing\, up$ for the weak and oppressed.
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The speaker gave a $bird's\, eye\, view$ of the political conditions in the country.
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The sight of the accident made $my \, flesh \, creep.$
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The thief $took\, to\, his\, heels$ when he saw a policeman on the beat.
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