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Get Out Of A Jam

Get Off Track

Get Out Of A Jam - to get out of trouble; to get out of a bad situation

I need help to get out of this jam.
You really got in a jam. Do you want me to call your lawyer?
My boss got me in a jam. I have no idea how to get out of this mess.
I lost my passport. I do not know how to get out of this jam.
I need to get you out of this jam. I do not know how, but I will help you.

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Get Under My Skin

Go Up In Flames

Go Cold Turkey

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Golden Years

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Get Rid Of

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Get Out Of Here

Get A Move On It

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Go The Extra Mile

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