start a conversation when things feel awkward, break the ice, the ball is in your court, hit the sack, a blessing in disguise, say something exactly right, break a leg, piece of cake, a blessing in disguise, hit the nail on the head, feeling ill, once in a blue moon, bite the bullet, break the ice, under the weather, very easy, piece of cake, costs an arm and a leg, spill the beans, break the ice, accidentally reveal a secret, let the cat out of the bag, piece of cake, the ball is in your court, on the same page, very expensive, hit the road, costs an arm and a leg, bite the bullet, spill the beans, happens very rarely, once in a blue moon, hit the nail on the head, break a leg, on the same page, agree or understand each other, under the weather, on the same page, piece of cake, cut corners, tell a secret, burn the midnight oil, let the cat out of the bag, break a leg, spill the beans, do something difficult you’ve been avoiding, once in a blue moon, the ball is in your court, let sleeping dogs lie, bite the bullet, good luck, break a leg, once in a blue moon, under the weather, kill two birds with one stone, go to bed, hit the sack, burn the midnight oil, piece of cake, in hot water, do something badly to save time or money, cut corners, once in a blue moon, spill the beans, hit the nail on the head, in trouble, in hot water, hit the road, hit the sack, a blessing in disguise, solve two problems with one action, cut corners, under the weather, kill two birds with one stone, hit the sack, it’s your turn to act, break a leg, cut corners, under the weather, the ball is in your court, something that seems bad but turns out good, a blessing in disguise, piece of cake, in hot water, the ball is in your court, work late into the night, break a leg, the ball is in your court, spill the beans, burn the midnight oil, don’t bring up an old problem, burn the midnight oil, hit the road, break a leg, let sleeping dogs lie, leave or start a journey, bite the bullet, hit the road, on the same page, let sleeping dogs lie

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