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*Example: "I wish my accounts were not in the red"
keep one's eye on the ball
To "keep one's eye on the ball" means to give something one's full attention and to not lose focus.
==last straw==
==last straw==
The "last straw" means the last annoyance, disturbance, or betrayal which causes someone to give up, lose their patience, or become angry.
The "last straw" means the last annoyance, disturbance, or betrayal which causes someone to give up, lose their patience, or become angry.

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==last straw==
The "last straw" means the last annoyance, disturbance, or betrayal which causes someone to give up, lose their patience, or become angry.

last straw

The "last straw" means the last annoyance, disturbance, or betrayal which causes someone to give up, lose their patience, or become angry.

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