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ring the bell

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ring the bell
Inf. to be just what is needed; to hit the spot. This cold water really rings the bell. A good hot bowl of soup would ring the bell about now.
See also: bell, ring


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Hexham Abbey rector, the Rev Timothy Withers, said the new rules were aimed ay allowing more people to ring the bells and anyone turned away would have the right to appeal to the church council.
The horse would have to ring the bell in order to get his dinner.
On the steps of City Hall, Ruben Beltran, Mexico's counsel general, will ring the bell in commemoration of the day and cry ``Viva Mexico'' as Mexican President Vicente Fox is ringing the bell in the small town of Dolores Hidalgo, 170 north of the capital.
 
 
 
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