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go with the tide

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go with the tide
Fig. to move along with the effect of outside forces. I just go with the tide. I never fight fate. She just goes with the tide, never giving a thought to thinking for herself.
See also: tide


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Refusing to go with the tide is risking being left wa-a-a-ay behind the competition, eating dust.
He continued: "A light inflatable like that would have a very high drift rate to a person in the water, it would go with the wind whereas a person would go with the tide.
Why can t we open our arms to nature, go with the tides of life, instead of fighting against the current?
 
 
 
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