to handle a situation
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to nerve oneself to a task
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to raise a point of order
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to work at it off and on
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to get the grips with
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to proceed with a metter
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to put one's hand to a task
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to tackle a piece of work
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to give a bill its second reading
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to treat exhaustively of a subject
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to approach a subject
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to take a matter in hand
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to large treatment of a subject
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to let oneself go on a subject
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to break fresh ground
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to give a matter preferential consideration
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to treat in strictest confidence
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to handle a subject delicately
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to treat a question under several heads
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to treat a subject cursorily
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to consider an occurrence abstracted from the issue
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to get one's hand on sth
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to take something in hand
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to consider something from all points of view
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to consider a complaint
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to consider a matter in all its bearings
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to examine a question in its entirety
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to go closely into a matter
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to consider all angles of a question
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to give a matter due consideration
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to view a question from all sides
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to discuss something with someone
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to see about something
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to come at something
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to set about something
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to deal with something
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to muster up all one's courage
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get the upper hand, gain the upper hand, have the upper hand
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to take from the table
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to treat confidentially
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to proceed to the next item on the agenda
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to take up the reins of government
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to take the initiative
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to take the initiative
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to put one's hand in the plough
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to put one's hand to the plough
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to take the direction of affairs
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to take the direction of the affairs
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to assume the control
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to assume the control
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to take a matter in hand
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to treat a subject cursorily
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to treat confidentially
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to treat in strict confidence
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to handle the seasonal peak problems
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to consider a complaint
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to proceed to the next business
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to take a concrete case
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to view a question from all sides
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to take problems one by one
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to harp on the same string
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to tread on forbidden ground
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to refer to a matter again
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to reserve a question for further consideration
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to dispute something
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to pigeonhole a report for future consideration
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to see something against something
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