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be at it hammer and tongs
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be/go at it hammer and tongs  (informal)
to do something, especially to argue, with a lot of energy or violence You should have heard last night's argument - they were at it hammer and tongs till four o'clock this morning.
See also: and, hammer, tongs


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If you go in half-hearted then you are going to get hurt, so we have got to go at it hammer and tongs, and I think we will be all right if we do.
If they do go at it hammer and tongs, she could find herself outpaced at some point, in which case her odds will hopefully lengthen.
``We feel it's unfair that you can have a situation where Caerphilly have admitted their only concern is the two play-off games and can pick whatever side they want between now and then, while Pontypool and Aberavon have to go at it hammer and tongs.
 
 
 
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