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By the skin of one's teeth

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By the skin of one's teeth

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Correct Answer: Option D
Meaning: barely manage to do something; narrowly succeed in doing something; manage to do something by the smallest margin.
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Parijat Biswas
Parijat Biswas 6 years ago
Why not in time
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