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Now And Then

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Now And Then - sometimes; occasionally

• I like to go out to eat now and then, but most of the time I like to eat at home.
• My parents go on holiday now and then, but they usually do not go anywhere.
• My sister and I go out to a movie now and then.
• I go hiking now and then, but I do not have much time.
• I do not like chocolate very much, but now and then I eat chocolate.

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No Telling

No Spring Chicken

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New Blood

Not Lift A Hand

Nerves Of Steel

Nest Egg

Not On Your Life

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No Hurry

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No Joke

Nut Job

Not The Time

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Need Some Space

No Pain, No Gain

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Never Mind

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Not Rocket Science

No Way

Not At All

Not Playing With A Full Deck

Nuke

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