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a full plate

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a full plate
a lot of work to do or problems to deal with Facing funding cuts and a lawsuit challenging the school's admissions policy, the university's new president has a full plate.
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On Wednesday Clinton was juggling a full plate, holding high-stakes talks with Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman on illegal settlements and addressing Indian business leaders at a conference to rebrand relations as "US-India 3.
Barbecues are a weekly occurrence and you are never far from a full plate of the best tasting beef you have ever tasted.
Although juggling a full plate is not preferable, there are ways to maintain your integrity and plan a memorable wedding party complete with your business contacts and work colleagues.
 
 
 
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