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make your way (to go towards): Please enjoy your dinner and then make your way to the bus, which will leave shortly.

cream of the crop

  cream of the crop (the best of a group, best there is) These four students are the cream of the crop in the class. I like this car very much. It’s the cream of the crop. envocabulary.com

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of two minds

  of two minds (unable to decide between two different ideas) I was of two minds about whether or not to accept the job. Sarah seemed to be of two minds about what to wear tonight. envocabulary.com

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not in your right mind

      not in your right mind (not sane, not mentally normal) I wasn’t in my right mind when I drove the car into the tree. Let’s talk about this at some other time. I think you are not in your right mind now. envocabulary.com

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never you mind

  never you mind  informal (used to tell someone that you are not going to tell them the answer): How much is your salary? Never you mind. What did he say to you? – Never you mind. envocabulary.com

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never mind

  never mind (do not worry, it’s not important) The store is closed, but never mind; we can come back tomorrow. (let alone) He is incapable of leading a team, never mind a country. envocabulary.com

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