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00:00 Introduce
00:28 please the eye
00:49 pull the wool over somebody’s eyes
01:18 see, look at something through somebody’s eyes
01:45 see something out of the corner of your eye
02:24 shut/close your eyes to something
02:54 a sight for sore eyes
03:17 something that is very pleasant to look at take your eye off the ball
03:48 there if more to somebody/something than meets the eye
04:21 turn a blind eye (to something)
04:51 under the (watchful) eye of somebody
05:14 what the eye doesn’t see (the heart doesn’t grieve over)
05:49 with an eye for/on/to the main chance
06:20 with your eyes open
06:47 with your eyes shut/closed
07:11 with an eye to something/to doing something
07:36 get off the mark
08:00 on the blink
08:24 get the nod
08:51 give somebody/something the nod
09:18 a nod and a wink
09:48 a (passing) not to something
10:21 on the nod
10:47 at/in the back of your mind
11:23 the back of beyond
11:49 (on the) back of an envelope
12:21 back-to-back
12:42 back to front
13:09 be glad to see back of somebody/something
13:43 behind somebody’s back
14:03 break the back of something
14:30 cover your back
14:59 get/put somebody’s back up
15:22 get off somebody’s back
15:50 have (got) somebody’s back
16:10 have your back to the wall
16:45 not be/feel up to the mark
17:09 the last/final straw/the straw that breaks the camel’s back
17:49 make a rod for your own back
18:21 off the back of something
18:44 on the back of something
19:07 (flat) on your back
19:28 a pat on the back (for something/for doing something)
19:56 push something to the back of your mind
20:19 put your back into something
20:43 the shirt off somebody’s back
21:14 turn your back on somebody/something
21:40 watch your back
22:02 (like) water off a duck’s back
22:31 fall short of the mark/fall short of something
22:58 be on the mark

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