Idioms
card up one's sleeve
a plan or argument that is kept back to be used later if needed
I think that our boss has a card up his sleeve and he will help us later.
cards are stacked against (someone)
carried away
carrot and stick
carry a lot of weight with (someone or something)
carry a tune
carry coals to Newcastle
carry on
carry out (something) or carry (something) out
carry over (something) or carry (something) over
carry the ball
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between the devil and the deep blue sea
more than (someone) bargained for
on medication
more to (something) than meets the eye
not hurt a flea
like a ton of bricks
make it up to (someone)
shades of (someone or something)
in the dark (about something)
under fire
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Fact
Blaise Pascal's father was a French tax collector who had trouble keeping track of his collections. So in 1642, young Pascal designed and built a mechanical adding machine to help. It was the first mechanical calculator in history.
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