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to boot

also. She said she liked living at home, and she was saving money to boot.

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to advantage
to all intents and purposes
to and fro
to be on the safe side
to be said for
to be sneezed/sniffed at
to begin with

to boot
to call own
to cap it all
to cap/crown/top it all
to coin a phrase
to credit
to cut a long story short
to date

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