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In Your Face

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In Your Face - to get very close to someone with a bad attitude or anger

• I do not like it when people get in my face.
• The police got in my face, and i got upset.
• My mother got in my face, because I did not clean my room.
• I was minding my own business in the park, when a gang of kids came in my face.
• The girls do not like it when people get in their face.
• Why did you get in that man's face?

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