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A Slap In The Face »
(an intentional insult...)


An About Face »
(turn around and face the opposite direction...)


Do An About Face »
(turn around to face the opposite direction; change one's position completely...)


Falling Flat On Your Face »
(fail completely, and everyone can see you fail...)


Feeding Your Face »
(eating too much food, too quickly...)


Fly In The Face Of Someone Or Something »
(goes against what is known...)


Keeping A Straight Face »
(not show expression on one's face; not show joy, sadness or anger...)


Look Someone In The Face »
(face the danger; do not hide; do not run away; accept the problem...)


Say Something Right To Someone's Face »
(tell that person directly what you think; not speak secretly...)


Stare Someone In The Face »
(look directly at that thing; see it clearly...)


Take Someone Or Something At Face Value »
(expect from that thing only what it is actually worth; don't hope for more; it is what it appears to be...)


If You Can't Stand The Heat, Get Out Of The Kitchen »
(if you want to be responsible then you must face difficulties...)


Whip Something Into Shape »
(make one strong and ready to face a challenge...)




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