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Idiom of the day change your tune If you change your tune, you change your opinion about something or your attitude towards someone. Phrasal verb of the day weigh in (1) to be weighed before participating in a sport like boxing or horse-racing Slang of the day cop out to not do something you should do because of fear of failure Saying of the day Nothing so certain as death We can be 100% sure that we will die.

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