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| to be more successful than the competition |
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| to start something over again because a previous attempt failed |
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| to dominate a particular market |
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| very intense, aggressive, and merciless competition |
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| something gained easily is also lost easily |
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| at a stage when the level of activity is at its highest |
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| to be in charge or in control of a situation |
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| Keep your eye on the ball! |
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| to give something one's full attention and to not lose focus |
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| learn the basics of something (e.g. a job) |
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| something that has a very low probability of happening |
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| something is given without involving special demands or limits |
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| something isn't expected to work out |
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| something that's public knowledge and not secret anymore |
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| Don't put all of your eggs in one basket! |
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| to rely on only one thing to bring success |
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| put the cart before the horse |
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| to do or think about things in the wrong order |
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| official rules and processes that seem excessive and unnecessary |
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| to do or say something that will upset people or cause problems |
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| something that is certain to happen |
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