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To a day 
          : Exactly (use with time or date)

Tear something into pieces
          : Completly destroy something

Take to the heels
          
: Start running away

Tide someone over
          : Help someone to survive from crisis

Turn pale
          : Suddenly scare of something

True to life
          : Very real

Tens of thousands
        
  : Represent the big number of something

Ten to one
        
  : Feel confident with something

Turn someone off
        
  : Feel disgusting with someone

Tongue in cheek
        
  : Relieve

Tag Along
         
: Follow

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