I think Ben got out of bed on the wrong side this morning., to understand, to be dismissed from a job, to start the day badly, to annoy someone, We're planning a little get-together at my place on Friday night., to be unsuccessful, a meeting of friends, to start the day badly, not to do something anymore, Rainy weather always gets me down., a meeting of friends, to start to deal with something, to make someone sad, do something that you have intended to do for a long time, Roy and Jen get on like a house on fire., to be very friendly with each other, to receive an increase in salary, not to do something anymore, to start the day badly, He's got a nerve to ask for a day off!, not to do something anymore, to stop pestering someone, over-confidence or rudeness, to receive an increase in salary, I rang the call centre to organize a refund, but got nowhere., to receive an increase in salary, over-confidence or rudeness, to be unsuccessful, to avoid doing something that you don't want to do, Okay everyone, we're a bit late so let's get going., to start the day badly, to organize yourself properly, to start, not to do something anymore, I didn't quite get his meaning, did you?, to understand, to start, to avoid doing something that you don't want to do, to start the day badly, Get a grip on yourself - you've got an interview in half an hour., to try to control yourself; to try to be less emotional, to receive an increase in salary, to make someone sad, a meeting of friends, The Prime Minister needs to get to grips with the failing economy., to receive an increase in salary, not to do something anymore, to be very friendly with each other, to start to deal with something, If they don't get their act together, they'll miss the deadline for entries., to stop pestering someone, to organize yourself properly, to start, to try to control yourself; to try to be less emotional, I wish my parents would get off my back about my grades., to be very friendly with each other, to start to deal with something, to stop pestering someone, to organize yourself properly, I've got out of the habit of snacking before bedtime., a meeting of friends, to avoid doing something that you don't want to do, to start to deal with something, not to do something anymore, You'll get the sack if you keep turning up late., to start to deal with something, to be dismissed from a job, to understand, to organize yourself properly, If I don't get a rise soon, I'll start looking for another job., to receive an increase in salary, to be dismissed from a job, to annoy someone, over-confidence or rudeness, I still haven't got round to fixing that tap., to start, to understand, do something that you have intended to do for a long time, to start to deal with something, She accused me of trying to get out of meeting her parents and hung up on me., do something that you have intended to do for a long time, to avoid doing something that you don't want to do, to be unsuccessful, to start the day badly

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