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Today's Idiom = "A Place To Call One’s Own"

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A Place To Call One’s Own ( a place to live or work where you are the owner ... )
"a place to call one’s own"



When a man owns a place, he has a place to call his own. Example: "After renting for all these years, I really want a place to call my own."

When the owner of a home or business is a woman, she has a place to call her own. Example: "Wouldn't you like a place to call your own?"




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