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full plate

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a full plate
a lot of work to do or problems to deal with. Facing funding cuts and a lawsuit challenging the school's admissions policy, the university's new president has a full plate.
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The newly minted chairman of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property Rights, Berman said his panel has a full plate of legislation this year aimed at strengthening copyright laws and beating back illegal downloaders.
In fact, the national office is energized as we enter the fall season with a full plate of activities.
FULL PLATE The 2-ton herbivore known as Stegosaurus stenops is readily identifiable by the two rows of fin-like plates running along its back and two pairs of 1-meter-long spikes jutting from its tail.
 
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