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clear sailing
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*clear sailing and *smooth sailing
Fig. a situation where progress is made without any difficulty. (*Typically: be ~; have ~.) Once you've passed that exam, it will be clear sailing to graduation. Working there was not all smooth sailing. The boss had a very bad temper.
See also: clear, sailing


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It has an independent, Wish Bone type with McPherson strut, Antiroll Bar front suspension and Independent, Semi trailing arm with coil spring mounted on hydraulic shock absorbers for rear that in turn ensure smooth sailing.
The meeting discussed in detail the arrangement that have so far made for the smooth sailing of the Championship.
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