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Drastic Times Call For Drastic Measures »
(we need to take extreme actions here...)


One For The Road »
(one more, then I am leaving...)


Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder »
(the time spent apart makes you care for a person even more...)


Burning The Candle At Both Ends »
(working for many hours without getting enough rest...)


Crying Wolf »
(calling for help when you don't really need help...)


In Over Your Head »
(the situation is too difficult for you...)


Labor Of Love »
(work which you do for love...)


Looking A Gift Horse In The Mouth »
(questioning the value of something you have received for free...)


Method To My Madness »
(what appears to by crazy action is actually done for a good reason...)


Second Nature »
(something which is very natural for you to do...)


The Ends Justify The Means »
(our actions are called for by this situation...)


The Pros And Cons »
(the reasons for and against it; the good and bad aspects...)


When It Rains, It Pours »
(it hasn't happened for a long time, and then it happens all at once...)




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