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Cut The Mustard

Cut The Mustard - to an acceptable level: to be a certain standard

Your grades are not going to cut the mustard. You need to try harder.
This room is not clean. It it does not cut the mustard. You need to clean your room.
Your performance at work does not cut the mustard. You need to do better work.
Your front lawn is a mess. It does not cut the mustard. You need to fix your lawn.
This food is not good, It does not cut the mustard. Can you bring me new food?

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