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let someone or something at someone or something

to permit someone or something to attack or get at someone or something. He did that? Just let me at him! Let the committee at her, then she'll change her tune.

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Thousands of newly built flats in cities such as Leeds, Manchester and Nottingham, as well as London, remain empty or let at rents that do not cover mortgages. Landlords' agony could be contagious by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk More results

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