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In The Hole

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In The Hole - to owe money

• We are in the hole. We borrowed a lot of money to buy our car.
• My sister was sick, and now my parents are in the hole. They owe a lot of money.
• Are you in the hole? Do you need some money?
• People don't like you when you are in the hole. People like you when you have a lot of money.
• My boss is in the hole. He owes a lot of money.
• The government is always in the hole. The government always owes money.

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