On the cards

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Related to On the cards: To turn over a new leaf, at least, paint the town red, roughshod, up to par

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Please place your money on the cards or I may get muddled in the reckoning.

Whatever the mysterious written words on the cards might mean, the black had selected him twice from the throng for their recipient; and now seemed to have condemned him as deficient in the wit and spirit to engage the enigma.

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It's rivals, like a pack, are likely to follow suit at some stage, but gas price cuts of only around 5% are on the cards.

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on the bright side
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on the bubble
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On the Bus
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on the can
On the Capitol Doorstep
On the cards
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on the case
on the chance
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on the chin
On the Chip
on the chopping block
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On the Close
On the close order
On the Close Orders
on the coat-tails
on the coat-tails of
on the coat-tails of her
on the coat-tails of him
on the coat-tails of me
on the coat-tails of someone
on the coat-tails of someone/something
on the coat-tails of them
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