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other side of the tracks
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other side of the tracks and wrong side of the tracks
the poor part of a town or city. He was a rich boy, and she was a girl from the other side of the tracks. You don't want to buy a house in that neighborhood. It's on the wrong side of the tracks.
See also: other, side, track
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Sarkozy is on the wrong side of the tracks with regard to most Lebanese and is mixing with the wrong friends, Zayyan said about the close relations now being developed between Paris and Damascus at the expense of similar relations in the past between Beirut and the French capital.
Lebanon-France by The Daily Middle East Reporter (Beirut, Lebanon)
There is no such thing as the wrong side of the tracks with God I think it was Jim Collins who wrote the book ?
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Rounding out the top 10 was "Dance Flick," about a street dancer from the wrong side of the tracks bonding with a beautiful girl to battle it out at a dance competition.
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