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bring out the best in

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bring out the best in someone
to make someone show or use the good qualities they have. Stressful situations don't usually bring out the best in people.
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Each one knows just how to repair the other's wounded confidence and bring out the best in his or her partner, which should technically give their romance depth and sure emotional footing.
Motherhood can bring out the best in us, often much to our own surprise.
Bartholomew parishioner decided a similar program would bring out the best in the members of his church and anonymously donated $10,000 to get the ball rolling.
 
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