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go to great lengths to

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go to great lengths to do something
to try very hard to achieve a result This champion marathon runner is going to great lengths to help needy children. Both sides have gone to great lengths to emphasize areas of similarity in their proposals.
Related vocabulary: take (great) pains to do something
See also: great, length


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Most of the quality call centers go to great lengths to provide best customer support services and as they have highly skilled customer service representatives who take pride in their quality of work and services.
Every bridal couple dreams of having a wedding that is elegant, sophisticated and special in every way Moreover, they''d like their wedding to reflect their own unique sense of style and will go to great lengths to plan every little detail from the wedding invitations to the bridal gown, from the wedding cake to the choice of venue and the decorations Every bridal couple dreams of having a wedding that is elegant, sophisticated and special in every way.
The greatest compliment a band could be paid is knowing that fans are willing to go to great lengths to hear your work In the past, that?
 
 
 
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