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have the time of one's lifehave someone by the short and curlieshave the goodshave someone goinghave someone's blood on one's headhave the world by the tailhave something down pathave someone's backhave the run ofhave the blueshave someone's guts for gartershave the wind uphave someone by the ballshave the wolf by the ear
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