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Get Off My Case

Get Off My Case - to leave someone alone; stop bothering someone; stop telling someone what to do

I want my mother to get off my case, about finding a job.
The boss is getting on my case, about coming to work late.
Our parents get on our case, about doing out homework.
I do not like it when my mother gets on case. I want her to leave me alone.
Did your teacher get on your case for not coming to school?
I want to government to get off my case, about paying my taxes.

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Go Under The Knife

Go Into Hock

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Goof Up

Get Under My Skin

Go Up In Flames

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Give Up

Get Your Act Together

Get Out Of Here

Get A Move On It

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Go The Extra Mile

Go Downhill

Get Off Easy

Get Off My Case

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Get To The Heart Of

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