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On Thin Ice

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On Thin Ice - a dangerous situation; uncertain or risky situation

• The secretary is on thin ice with the boss.
• The girls are on thin ice at school for coming late.
• The children are on thin ice, because they did not do there homework for the last week.
• My son is on thin ice. He needs to do better in school.
• The boss will be on thin ice, if he does not pay us soon.
• The landlord is going to be on thin ice, if he does not fix the broken pipe.

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Over My Dead Body

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