Elements Around Us: Cobalt

COBALT

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Idiom of the Day: Snake in the Grass

Meaning:

      The expression "Snake in the grass" refers to somebody that you don't trust.

Example:

      That kid that befriended John looks like a snake in the grass to me. One reason was that he grabbed John's wallet!

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Idiom of the Day: Not in Kansas Anymore

 Meaning                                                                                                                                               The idiom "not in Kansas anymore" means that someone or something is not in its home environment anymore and is in somewhere not known to him/her.

 Example                                                                                                                                              The soldier woke up, not sure of his surroundings, but he knew one thing: he was definitely not in Kansas anymore.

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Elements Around Us: Helium

Helium

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Idiom of the Day: Get Out of Dodge

 Meaning:

    The expression "get out of Dodge" means to leave or escape a dangerous place.

 Example:

    Phew! We got out of Dodge in the nick of time before the robber could shoot.

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Elements Around Us: Nickel

 Nickel

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Idiom of the Day: Once in a Blue Moon

 Meaning:

       The Idiom "Once in a blue moon" means when something happens rarely.


Example:
       It's usually once in a blue moon when John uses the didgeridoo. 

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Elements Around Us: Francium

Francium

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Elements Around Us: Boron

 Boron

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Idiom of the Day : It's as Broad as It's Long

Meaning:
      The expression "it's as broad as it's long" means that two things are the same and are not different. It is used in situations with two choices. Both choices may have advantages and disadvantages. Both have the same result when chosen.


Example:
      The rabbit in the purple cage is more cuter than the rabbit in the yellow cage. But, the rabbit in the yellow cage is more enthusiastic than the one in the purple cage. It's as broad as it's long.

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