Making important decisions and controlling a situation, To call the tune, To march to the beat of your own drum, To strike the right note, Swan song, To tell everyone proudly about your talents and successes, Like a broken record, To face the music, Swan song, To blow your own trumpet, Something similar, etcetera, To blow the whistle, For a song, To call the tune, and all that jazz, To accept the negative consequences of something that has happened, To face the music, To strike a chord, To ring a bell, To call the tune, In good physical health., To be fit as a fiddle, To face the music, To march to the beat of your own drum, Music to my ears, Something that is familiar to you, reminds you of something or is connected to you, Play by ear, To strike a chord, For a song, To ring a bell, To report an illegal or unacceptable activity to the authorities, To blow the whistle, To blow your own trumpet, Like a broken record, Music to my ears, Something you want to hear, and all that jazz, Music to my ears, To face the music, It takes two to tango, Something that sounds familiar, Change your tune, To be fit as a fiddle, Like a broken record, To ring a bell, Buying or selling something at a low price; for very little, To blow the whistle, To march to the beat of your own drum, As clean as a whistle, For a song, Someone who repeats the same thing again and again., Like a broken record, To blow the whistle, and all that jazz, Can't unring a bell, To do, say or write something that is suitable for a particular occasion, To strike the right note, Change your tune, To face the music, With bells on, When things go wrong, both sides are involved and neither part is completely innocent, It takes two to tango, To blow the whistle, To ring a bell, To blow your own trumpet, To arrive somewhere happy and delighted to attend, With bells on, Play by ear, To strike the right note, Swan song, You cannot undo something that has been done, It takes two to tango, and all that jazz, Can't unring a bell, To strike the right note, Do things the way you want without taking other people into consideration, Like a broken record, It takes two to tango, and all that jazz, To march to the beat of your own drum, Farewell appearance; final creative work or performance, Swan song, To face the music, With bells on, To march to the beat of your own drum, Change your opinion or attitude, Like a broken record, To march to the beat of your own drum, To ring a bell, Change your tune, Something that is extremely clean, Change your tune, Play by ear, Like a broken record, As clean as a whistle, To improvise, do something without a plan, For a song, Play by ear, Music to my ears, As clean as a whistle

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