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Pull Yourself Together

Pull Yourself Together - calm down

  • Mary you need to pull yourself together.
  • I know failed your exam, but you need to pull yourself together.
  • After my father died, it was very hard for my sister to pull herself together.
  • The police told my mother she needs to pull herself together, after the car accident.
  • I told my brother, he has to pull himself together for his children.
  • Our friends helped us to pull ourselves together, after our house was on fire.

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Pack Someone Off

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Peaches And Cream

Prey On

Put A Cap On

Pack Light

Play Ball

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People Person

Pony Up

Pocket Money

Pay Through The Nose

Piping Hot

Pull A Fast One

Pay Peanuts

Pass With Flying Colors

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Pigheaded

Pack Rat

Pain In The Neck

Pick Up Thkeee Pace

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Pain In The Neck

Pick Up The Tab

Pink Slip

Pitch In

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Priceless

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Pull (something) Off

Pull Yourself Together

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Quick Fix

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