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Kick The Habit

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Kick The Habit - to break a habit; to stop doing something that you did for a long time

• I need to quit smoking. It is hard to kick the habit.
• My sister needs to stop spending so much money. She needs to kick the habit.
• When are you going to kick the habit of coming in late?
• My father used to drink a lot but he kicked the habit.
• Do you think you can kick the habit and stop gambling?
• We need to kick the habit of going to sleep very late.

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