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start with a clean slate

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start (off) with a clean slate and start (over) with a clean slate
Fig. to start out again afresh; to ignore the past and start over again. I plowed under all last year's flowers so I could start with a clean slate next spring. If I start off with a clean slate, then I'll know exactly what each plant is. When Bob got out of jail, he started over with a clean slate.
See also: clean, slate, start


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But Sir Christopher believes that key measures must be passed into law by Parliament, and last night said that it was "very important" that this was done before the election to allow the new generation of MPs arriving at Westminster to start with a clean slate.
By radically changing your putting grip, your brain will need to reprogram all of its circuits and will start with a clean slate.
There have been no clashes in training or anything like that so I don't see why Aiden can't start with a clean slate.
 
 
 
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