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With one voice

• By one man

• By one community

• Unanimously

• Unanimously

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Lose face

• become embarrassed

• feel angry

• get injured

• get injured

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Take the bull by the horns

• crush something with a heavy hand

• grapple the situation courageously

• close your eyes and attack the bull

• close your eyes and attack the bull

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Hope against hope

• Think wishfully from time to time

• Hoped with good reason

• Nurture an impossible hope

• Nurture an impossible hope

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Build castles in the air

• work tirelessly

• fly

• dream

• dream

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Lack of skill

• Inertness

• Insistence

• Ineptness

• Ineptness

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For keeps

• Himself

• Away

• Forever

• Forever

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Pale into insignificance

• Seemed less important

• Was less exciting

• Was less hectic

• Was less hectic

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A gentlemen at large

• a man in the crowd

• a man without a job

• a man who runs around

• a man who runs around

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Stick with a thick end used in mortar for pounding

• Thistle

• Stifle

• Sceptre

• Sceptre