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can't stand the pace

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can't stand/take the pace
to be unable to do things well when you are under a lot of pressure If he can't stand the pace he shouldn't be doing the job - it's as simple as that.
See set the pace
See also: pace, stand


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As for those teachers who feel that they don't get management support or can't stand the pace in schools, do something else
But this story about a little boy's big ideas regarding the world around him just can't stand the pace.
But if Lubo feels he can't stand the pace he'll use a get-out clause which allows him to retire from football on the spot, giving up the chance of Champions League action, the chance to help the Hoops retain the SPL title and around pounds 700,000 from wages and bonuses.
 
 
 
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