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seize the day

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seize the day  (formal)
to use an opportunity to do something that you want and not to worry about the future Seize the day, young man. You may never get the chance to embark on such an adventure again.
See also: day, seize


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s success Success can only be achieved by those who are confident enough to seize the day, and if you suffer from any lack of self confidence, you may find that you will not have the courage to take a chance and grab the opportunity for success You may or may not know this, but confidence plays a huge part in one?
5%, the lowest rate in more than 300 years, it's a good time for those looking to buy property in the North East to seize the day and take advantage of the deals now available.
Before he goes, however, he urges Alice to seize the day when it comes to Danny.
 
 
 
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