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cost an arm and a leg

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cost (somebody) an arm and a leg  (informal)
to be very expensive These opera tickets cost us an arm and a leg!
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Indeed, there is already a superb selection of cosy cardigans to choose from, which don''t cost an arm and a leg.
So if there is a real solution of there that doesn''t cost an arm and a leg people will genuinely look at it, if they believe it will save them money in the future.
Medical visits in some foreign countries can cost an arm and a leg so you wouldnt want to spend all your vacation money on doctors visits
 
 
 
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