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Looking for a phrasal verb to say the hidden reason behind of several issues

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Is "keep off" considered a phrasal verb, as in "keep off the grass"?

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what's the word for when you don't resist doing something you don't want to do?

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How did “dial back” come to mean “to reduce pressure on sth”

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What are the origins of "take you up on it"

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Meaning of "get somebody back"?

Why do Indians use "refer (object)" instead of "refer to (object)"?

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What can replace “consists of”?

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How to say my meetings have caused cascading delay

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Meaning of "finesse away"

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Does "intimate" = "imply + infer"? Or just "hint at"?

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Passive of 'take (good/great/sufficient/enough/not enough/little) care of'

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Baldur's Gate: EE What does this sentence mean? [closed]

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What is the origin of the phrasal verb “rope into”?

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Attend you or attend to you?

Building sits or building stands?

Meaning of the phrasal verb collect off

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call on - trans or intransitive verb

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Is "integrate against" a proper verb+preposition combination?

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Origins of the phrasal verb "to fall asleep".

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