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 Save
something for a rainy day |
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you can't bite never show your teeth |
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Fight fire with fire |
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is a black sheep in every flock |
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put your finger between the bark and the tree |
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you beat a dog, find out who' s its master |
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Don't mock the bear till you are out of the wood |
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He who never goes forward goes backward |
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| Speak
of the devil |
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A crust is bette than no bread |
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God helps those who help themself |
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Pigs fly |
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Better late than never |
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Seeing is believing |
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A sound mind in a sound body |
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Many hands make light work |
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It takes an honest man to live in crime |
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Today a man, tomorrow a mouse |
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If you play with fire you get burnt |
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When the cat's away the mice will play |
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Our children are what we make them |
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Business is business |
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Big fish eat little fish |
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Dreams are lies |
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Even a fish wouldn't get into trouble if it kept its mouth shut |
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Passion over reason |
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Fish begins to stink at the head |
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Time is money |
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Putting out fire with gasoline |
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The gods send nuts to those who have no teeth |
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Don't wash your dirty linen public |
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He who lives by the sword, dies by the sword |
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It's never too late to mend |
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To each his own |
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Two dogs strive for a bone, and a third runs away with it |
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Let your purse be your master |
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The blind leading the blind |
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Wise men learn by other men's mistakes |
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Try to see an inch before your nose |
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Nothing ventured, nothing gained |
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No pain no gain |
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A good deed is never lost |
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The early bird catches the worm |
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Feather by feather, the goose is plucked |
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A penny saved is a penny earned |
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Don't tell your enemy that you are hurt |
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One can't get blood out of a stone |
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To think is easy, to act is difficult |
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Money makes the world go around |
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Misfortunes never cone singly |
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| Easier
said than done |
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Easy
English minute |
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Her Royal Highness Princess Galyani Vadhana will always be in the hearts
of Thai People. |
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Fried bananas |
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Bravo |
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I' m willing to give it a try. |
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Healthy |
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Wait a sec |
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Trendsetter |
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Mourning |
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Old-fashioned |
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Irreplaceable |
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Even though / Although |
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Walk hand in hand |
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Near / Far |
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Excuse me |
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Compassion / Kindness |
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Impersonate / Make fun of + ชื่อบุคคล |
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Here we go, again. |
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At least |
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I'm disappointed. |
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Right |
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