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step in (Liv Bliss); do one's part (Liv Bliss) |
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get in on the act (Scores of schools have celebrated National Book Day in a bid to instill a love of reading in youngsters – with many telling pupils to come to school dressed as a character from their favourite book. And libraries have also been getting in on the act with book quizzes and other activities to help youngsters experience the magic of reading. 4uzhoj) |
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jump on the bandwagon (от тенденции, сулящей прибыль: After the incredible success of Cadbury's latest low-fat chocolate bar, Nestlé has jumped on the bandwagon and released a low-fat version of Kit Kat. • After the inventor of the "exhaust gas turbocharging" system convinced engine manufacturers that utilizing the exhaust gas would enable a significant performance boost, MWM jumped on the bandwagon and equipped its diesel engines with turbocharging technology. 4uzhoj) |
