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    This document lists various color idioms and their meanings in English. Some examples include: - "To see red" means "to be very angry" - "The grass is always greener on the other side" refers to wanting something you don't have. - "In the red" means "to be in debt" while "in the dark" means "unaware."

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    This document lists various color idioms and their meanings in English. Some examples include: - "To see red" means "to be very angry" - "The grass is always greener on the other side" refers to wanting something you don't have. - "In the red" means "to be in debt" while "in the dark" means "unaware."

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    This document lists various color idioms and their meanings in English. Some examples include: - "To see red" means "to be very angry" - "The grass is always greener on the other side" refers to wanting something you don't have. - "In the red" means "to be in debt" while "in the dark" means "unaware."

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