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1. Georges has taken over his father's company, a golden business, and now works on his ownwell groomedclean as a whistleI don't know.

2. "You're clean! You're in a messtrimliterallyI don't know, Phil, I warned you, but you're just doing what you want! This girl is a profiteer and she pigeonholed you, to shift the blame onto you."

3. In this country, support for the creation of micro-enterprises makes it possible to set them up one's company even when there is no capital of one's ownneatI don't know.

4. Angelo has neglected himself since his divorce: he has no for his ownself-esteemI don't know.

5. Gérard and Bernadette's kitchen was not what you would call a space to cook in because it was never tidy or cleanself esteemcapital stockI don't know.

6. The bedroom had been bricked, proudprideas clean as a pennyI don't know : at Wilma's you could eat on the floor without any hesitation!

7. You know Kevin, shiny as a new pennyliterallyI don't know, your word is inappropriate. Figuratively, you could say, "...".

8. "No, clean as a new pinwell, that's nice!I don't know ! " - " What's up to you ? " - "The dog 's just dragged himself through the mud!"

9. A craftsman works freshfor himselfI don't know, he can choose his hours, his place of work, but he is the only one responsible for the viability of his company: he depends not on a boss but on the loyalty of his customers!

10. A passenger carrying drugs follows customs officers for a search. His behaviour is unclearproudwell, that's nice!I don't know. The dogs flush out "the mules", fortunately!