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leave around

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leave something (lying) around and leave something (lying) about
to permit something to lie around unguarded; to leave something somewhere carelessly. Don't leave your clothes lying around. Hang them up. Don't leave stuff lying about!
See also: around, leave
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With all the crime in the world today, you need to be extra careful whom you leave around your children An ever increasing number of Babysitters and nannies are not doing their job or not doing it correctly With all the crime in the world today, you need to be extra careful whom you leave around your children.
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The changes, first announced when Mr Brown was Chancellor last year, led to one of the worst crises of his premiership, as it emerged that the reforms would leave around 5.
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More than nine out of 10 fathers take leave around the time of their child's birth, and the time they spend on childcare has increased eight-fold in 30 y ears.
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