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fight tooth and claw/nail
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fight tooth and claw/nail

to fight very hard to achieve something. We fought tooth and nail to retain our share of the business. (often + to do something)

See also: claw, fight, nail, tooth

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``But if we're 16 points down, I would fight tooth and claws to keep the campaign going here. THIS TIME, GOP COVETS CALIFORNIA by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) More results

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