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Get Out Of Here

Get Out Of Here - to be shocked; disbelief

I won a trip to Europe. Get out of here!
We are buying a house next year. Get out of here!
My brother just got a job working for the prime minster. Get out of here!
Your boss spoke to the police, so you got off easy.
My mother is getting divorced. Get out of here!
We got tickets to the concert in May. Get out of here!

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Get Off Track

Going Around In Circles

Going To The Dogs

Go Under The Knife

Go Into Hock

Gyp

Goof Up

Get Under My Skin

Go Up In Flames

Go Cold Turkey

Get Your Feet Wet

Golden Years

Get The Sack

Get Off On The Wrong Foot

Get Rid Of

Get A Grip

Go Bananas

Get The Hang Of It

Go Under The Knife

Give Up

Get Your Act Together

Get Out Of Here

Get A Move On It

Golden Opportunity

Get The Boot

Go The Extra Mile

Go Downhill

Get Off Easy

Get Off My Case

Get (Someones) Wires Crossed

Get To The Heart Of

Go Through The Roof

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