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• Everyone in Boston loves hearing her incredible [life story / wisdom / turn of events] .
• After living abroad for years, moving back to London felt like coming [to take stock / full circle / to get by] .
• He likes to keep [busy / on in life / on the bright side] with gardening and painting projects in his backyard in Ohio.
• She works hard to make a [living / feet / change] as a freelance graphic designer in Chicago.
• With rising rent prices in New York, it is hard just to [get by / take stock / find your feet] .
• Before making a big move, you should stop and [take stock / get on in life / keep busy] of your goals.
• After visiting a small village in Wales, she had a change of [heart / mind / life] about city living.
• It takes time to find your [feet / roots / wisdom] when you start a new job in London.
• He worked hard for decades to get [on in life / by / busy] and buy a house in Boston.
• My grandmother shared her lifelong [wisdom / life story / turn of events] over a cup of tea in Philadelphia.
• No matter how hard things get in Detroit, always look on the [bright side / full circle / ups and downs] .
• A sudden [turn of events / change of heart / stage of life] in Chicago altered all our holiday plans.

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