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To take a leaf out of somebody's book

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To take a leaf out of somebody's book

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To take a leaf out of somebody's book: to behave or to do something in a way that someone else would.
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Umar Farooq
Umar Farooq 4 years ago
Many idioms and phrases that you have written and explained are completely contrary with the facts. Kindly make the necessary corrections as this platform is used and trusted by people who need their livelihood and who have been struggling to make both ends meet.
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