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settle old scores

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settle old scores See: settle a score
See also: old, score, settle


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But a military clash with Hizbullah would allow Israel to settle old scores with the Iran-backed party and show the international public once and for all who pulls the strings in this part of the world," Shoucair said.
In revealing she thinks her golliwog trouble may be an attempt to settle old scores with the Iron Lady, she doesn't realise it is solely because she is Thatcher's daughter that she worked occasional shifts for the BBC - career-wise, she's never cut the mustard.
 
 
 
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