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"There are several new products in the pipeline."

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"Marry's in the driving seat on this project."

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I hate to turn up out of the blue

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He was relieved his time in jail was over and regarded it as water under the bridge.

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She'd take the world off my shoulders

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This country still attracts investors from a long-term perspective as this is still a country with a very good entrepreneurial talent and is a low hanging fruit for smart people to grab and make money.

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The Competition Commission’s inquiry into the government’s land-based transport market comes not a moment too soon, as a succession of petitions describe the sad state of the country’s public transport system.

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The investors began to smell a rat when the company ceased paying dividends and delayed the mandatory audit.

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The National Human Rights Commission is all bark and no bite as it lacks the authority to penalize those guilty of human rights violations.

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Being a student with a technological background, the concepts of balance of payments, macro economics, statement of loss and profit, liability and assets are all Greek to me.

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In the sentences below, choose which idiom is used correctly!

I. She had a big argument with her husband and in the fire of the moment, left him.

II. He was so excited about the new car that he had a cow.

III. He seemed so decent that it’s hard to believe he would have an egg on his face.

In the sentences below, choose which idiom is used correctly!

I. She is playing hardball in a world dominated by men 20 years her senior.

II. The Government put the cart before the horse by investing heavily before making major reforms.

III. It is unfair to assume all men are cut from the same cloth.

In the sentences below, choose which idiom is used correctly!

I. You’re the low hanging fruit as If you challenge him about his decision, he's going to be annoyed but if you don't, your staff is going to hate you.

II. He realized he was in the wrong and promised to turn over a new leaf

III. They said they wanted to hire someone else for the job. What am I, chopped liver?

In the sentences below, choose which idiom is used correctly!

I. Do you mind if I take a rain check on that dinner? I have to work late tonight.

II. The New Zealand Government should let sleeping dogs lie and must implement the Dementia Care Act urgently as Dementia is one the biggest healthcare issues affecting four out of five Kiwis.

III. Facebook's latest attempt to steal someone's thunder is through the video chat app Bonfire, which is very similar to the app Houseparty.

In the sentences below, choose which idiom is used correctly!

I. I can’t still wrap my head around the news that he decided to call it quits.

II. Queen Elizabeth gave the cold shoulder to President Obama for breaking protocol offering a toast to the Queen while they were playing the National Anthem of the United Kingdom

III. He decided, on the spur of the moment, to cut the mustard and ran away