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## 723. Knock into a cocked hat cover
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## 723. Knock into a cocked hat

## 724. Knock it off cover
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## 724. Knock it off

## 725. Knock on wood cover
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## 725. Knock on wood

## 726. Knock someone's socks off cover
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## 726. Knock someone's socks off

## 727. Know the ins and outs cover
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## 727. Know the ins and outs

## 728. Know the ropes cover
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## 728. Know the ropes

## 729. Know which way the wind is blowing cover
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## 729. Know which way the wind is blowing

## 730. Know your onions cover
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## 730. Know your onions

## 731. Know zip cover
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## 731. Know zip

## 732. Knuckle under cover
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## 732. Knuckle under

## 733. Labor of love cover
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## 733. Labor of love

## 734. Laid off cover
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## 734. Laid off

## 735. Lap of luxury cover
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## 735. Lap of luxury

## 736. Last but not least cover
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## 736. Last but not least

## 737. Last straw cover
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## 737. Last straw

## 738. Last-ditch effort cover
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## 738. Last-ditch effort

## 739. Laugh all the way to the bank cover
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## 739. Laugh all the way to the bank

## 740. Lay an egg cover
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## 740. Lay an egg

## 741. Lay down the law cover
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## 741. Lay down the law

## 742. Lead someone around by the nose cover
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## 742. Lead someone around by the nose

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