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be up to one's old shenanigans (They're up to their old shenanigans. ART Vancouver); fall back into one's old ways (Andrey Truhachev); fall back into the old rut (Andrey Truhachev); fall back into old patterns (Andrey Truhachev); at it again (The two boys were at it again. We could hear them fighting Taras); be up to one's old habits (Former Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart is up to his old habits: parading petty grievances around like serious issues. This habit is long past being tiresome and is completely unbefitting someone who held top job in our country’s third largest city. (nationalpost.com) ART Vancouver) |
