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      change one's position or opinion   
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      to combine many small details to give a complete description of something   
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      to pay attention to sb/sth   
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      to depend on something for success or continued existence   
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      after considering everything "They felt sure that, on balance, they had made the right choice."   
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      to ask for information or advice from someone who knows more about a subject than you do "I'd love to pick your brains about computers - you seem to be the expert around here."   
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      Cliché a conclusion already reached; an inevitable result. "That the company was moving to California was a foregone conclusion. That the mayor will win reelection is a foregone conclusion."   
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      to cause uncertainty about something   
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      a phrase expressing certainty or agreement; yes   
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      to make an effort to remember something, often something that you want to do later (often + to do sth)   
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      a mind that thinks entirely or almost entirely about one subject   
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      take sb's mind off sth/sb    empezar lección
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      if an activity takes someone's mind off their problems, it stops them from thinking about them   
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      to be unable to decide about something (often + whether)   
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      as a general idea, theory, or belief   
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      to join with someone; to take someone else's part; to be on someone's side   
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      to figure out and correct something; to straighten out a mess   
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      to have your wits about you    empezar lección
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      to be ready to think quickly in a situation and react to things that you are not expecting   
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      to be uninformed about someone or something; ignorant about someone or something   
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      not have a leg to stand on    empezar lección
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      [for an argument or a case] to have no support.   
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      not see the wood for the trees    empezar lección
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      to pay too much attention to details and not understand the general situation   
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      quick to understand or learn something   
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      to argue about whether details that are not important are exactly correct   
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