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at doorstep
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at someone's doorstep and on someone's doorstep
Fig. in someone's care; as someone's responsibility. Why do you always have to lay your problems at my doorstep? I shall put this issue on someone else's doorstep. I don't want that problem on my doorstep.
See also: doorstep


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He said: "We actually met on someone's doorstep when we were both canvassing for local elections.
``The mother of this poor baby could have taken (her) anywhere, could have dropped her on someone's doorstep, could have taken her to the church, the fire station, hospital, no questions asked, instead of just throwing this little baby in the trash,'' Councilwoman Marsha McLean said Wednesday.
People with dogs take them for walks so that their dog doesn't foul their home or garden, but turn a blind eye to dropping dirt on the front path or on someone's doorstep.
 
 
 
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