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π°βοΈπ°βοΈπ°βοΈπ°βοΈπ°βοΈπ°βοΈπ°βοΈπ°π°Sell/go like hot cakes
To be disposed of very quickly and effortlessly, especially in quantity
βοΈHis record sold like hot cakes on the first day after its release.

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π°Have (one's) cake and eat it (too)
To have or do two things that one desires that are normally contradictory or impossible to have or do simultaneously.
βοΈ You're never going to save enough money to buy a house if you keep buying expensive appliances and cars. You can't have your cake and eat it, too.

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π°Lay (one's) cards on the table
To reveal something that one has kept hidden, such as one's motives, intentions, opinion, etc.
βοΈYou deserve honesty, so I'm going to lay my cards on the table: I can't offer you this job, but we may have another position that you'd be good for.

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π° Have (all) the cards
To be in a position of power or control over someone or something else.Β
βοΈ I think my landlord doesn't have all the cards, I'm not going to move, whether he fixes the door or not, and he knows it.

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