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In stitches             
          : Laugh out loud

Ill at ease
          : Feel annoy

In the light of
          : Have been considered

In a good light
          
: Good qualification / personality

Inside out
          : From the inside to the ouside / Wear cloth on the wrong side

In a nutshell
          : In conclusion / in summary

In the long run
          : In the long future

In the soup
          : In trouble

If the shoes fit, just wear it
          : Learn to accept the reality

I'm broke
          : No money at all

It beats me
         : Completely do not understand something

I can hick your butt
          : I am much superior than you

In like a lion, out like a lamb
          : Something that has a very good start but very bad ending

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