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several irons in the fire

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several irons in the fire
a number of jobs or possibilities available at the same time Job counselors recommend keeping several irons in the fire when you’re looking for work.
Usage notes: also used in the forms a lot of or many irons in the fire
See also: fire, iron, several


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He said: "I've got several irons in the fire and I've been surprised by the calls I've had.
We have several irons in the fire," he said, noting the bank was "very bullish" about the UAE market.
The 31-year-old offers the powerful presence Wolves are lacking among their current frontmen, but the boss has several irons in the fire and may also have been alerted by suggestions from Sunderland boss Roy Keane that Daryl Murphy could be available.
 
 
 
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