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Ghost

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Getting Burned Out »
(becoming so exhausted that you don't care anymore...)


Getting Even »
(getting revenge...)


Getting Wise To You »
(become aware that someone has been doing something they were not supposed to do...)


Advanced In Years »
(getting old...)


Along In Years »
(getting old; reaching old age...)


Blowing Your Top »
(getting angry and yelling out of control...)


Breaking Even »
(getting back the same amount of money that you spend...)


Burn The Candle At Both Ends »
(too busy working late at night and not getting sleep...)


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


Doing Your Homework »
(getting ready; preparing yourself...)


Falling Ill »
(getting sick...)


Flying Off The Handle »
(getting upset and going out of control...)


Get A Charley Horse »
(a painful spot on one's thigh after getting hit...)


Get Along In Years »
(getting older; becoming an older person...)


Riding The Gravy Train »
(getting money from...)


The First Step Is Always The Hardest »
(Everything is easier once you have already started; getting started is the hardest part...)


Things Are Looking Up »
(the situation is getting better...)




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