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cut a break

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cut someone a break and cut someone some slack
Sl., to give someone a break; to allow someone a reprieve from the consequences of an action. Come on, cut me a break! I'm a good guy! I was only a few minutes late! Cut me a break! Don't dock my pay! Cut me some slack and I'll be sure to pay you all I owe in a month.
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The National Conference of Insurance Legislators wants insurance companies to cut a break to policyholders who find themselves jobless, sick, divorced or deployed overseas in the military.
There are so many fighting against us; we should cut a break to those who are working for us on whatever level.
 
 
 
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