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Idioms

Fullest extent: Largest degree.

To get the most out of something: To get the best usage of something.

To get a picture: To understand a situation.

Within limits: Up to a certain point; with certain restrictions.

To name just a few: To provide only a few examples.

To trace back: To derive or originate from someone, something, or some place.

Once and for all: Now and for the last time.

To pick out: To choose one thing or person from a group.

Chain of events: Number of events.

To be cluttered up: To mess something up.

To lead one astray:To negatively influence one, To lead one in the wrong direction.

To be concerned with: To be about.

In a sense: In one way, from one point of view.

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