its
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to turn on its own axis
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to cast its leaves
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to lose its shape
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in its present form
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to beat its wings
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to flap its wings
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to flap its wings
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to beat its wings
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to take its course
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to lose its shine
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to run its course
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the ... question and its many ramifications
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its
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to reach its peak
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to burst its banks
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each party maintaining its position
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appropriate to one's/its age
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The child is developing as it should at its age.
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to take out of its context
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to take off its hingesTür aushängen
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to strip a house of its contents
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to assess sth. at its true worth
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its
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its
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the greenhouse effect and its consequences
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to have its source
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it's
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to put back on its feet
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to wag its tail
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with a wag of its tail
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its
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in its original state
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to retain its value
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to rear its head
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The tree is known by its fruit.
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The dog wagged its tail.
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It's got its snags.
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Every dog has its day.prov.
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It has not failed to leave its mark on her.
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Its existence cannot be argued away.
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It tells its own tale.
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Beauty is power, a smile is its sword.
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to find its expression in
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to find its expression in