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| do as someone did in his young days (Anglophile); do something for old time's sake (Vic_Ber); go back to the good old days (rescator); relive one’s youth | |||
| turn the clock back (Anglophile) | |||
| relive one's youth; bring back the good old days; revive old customs | |||
| forget one's age and do it (He decided to forget his age and do it. VLZ_58); do it just like in the good old days (She ddecided to do it just like in the good old days. VLZ_58); do something for the sake of the good old days (george serebryakov) | |||
| relive youth; Shake the cobwebs (to do something that has not been done in awhile Berezitsky) | |||
| relive the past; revive the customs of the good old days; revive the customs of the old days | |||
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