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Out on a Limb
Definition: To put oneself in a risky situation, usually for someone else's benefit.
Example: "What do you mean you won't be my business partner?!" John asked. "Especially when I went out on a limb and violated company policy to get you those clients!" |
"I just dropped off my thesis. You were so incredibly helpful in this process. I work full time and knew that I would not have time to go over 80 pages with a fine-toothed comb the way that you did. "
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