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Bite the dust
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Bite the hand that feeds one
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Black as coal
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Black out
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Blind as a bat
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Blood, sweat, and tears
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Blow someone or something to smithereens
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Bone of contention
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Bone up (on something)
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Born out of wedlock
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Born with a silver spoon in ones mouth
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Boss someone around
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