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go to the bother

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go to the bother
(of doing something) Go to go to the trouble (of doing something).
See also: bother


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Maxing up" like this is far cheaper than starting from scratch, plus you don't have to go to the bother of removing existing coving.
But early on, it is important to make sure you are doing everything you can to protect yourself, as no-one is going to go to the bother of doing it for you.
Why go to the bother of researching cures if the people who need help most are denied drugs because of cost?
 
 
 
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