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Change: not. ! not! Business idiomsWhether you like it or not, the workplace is full of idioms. People don’t begin a project. They “get a project off the ground.” They don’tcall each other to discuss progress – they “touch base.” And when they discover they're   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 287)

Change: During the Civil War in the United States, doctors sometimes ran out of whiskey for killing the pain. A bullet would be put in the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 287)

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Change:  will remember them easier, I promise, if you look them up yourself. So enjoy learning - and using - colourful English idioms. They'll improve your English more than you think! More idioms Healthy idioms - idioms to do with good food   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 581)

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Change:  To create new business; find more customers Sales have stagnated. Any ideas for drumming up business? Harder! (to) jump the gun The company jumped the gun by releasing a new product before consumer testing. (to) drum up businessSales have stagnated. Any ideas for drumming up business   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 629)

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