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In for a penny,

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In for a penny, (in for a pound). (British & Australian)

something that you say when you have decided to become very involved in an activity, and to put a lot of money or effort into it. I've put all my savings into this new venture. In for a penny, in for a pound.

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in evidence
in eyes
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in fact
in favor of
in fits and starts
in flagrante

In for a penny,
in for the kill
in force
in front of
in full force
in full swing
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