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No, it must not get over," cried Lord John; "but hold your fire to the last.
Hold your fire on the first race just so you can experience the incredible feeling of smugness that you're better off than 95 per cent of the rest of the crowd.
He added, "My main message to congress at this point is just hold your fire.
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- hold with
- hold with (something)
- hold with the hare and run with the hounds
- hold within bounds
- Hold Without Action
- hold wolf by ears
- hold you at arm's length
- hold you at bay
- hold you back
- hold you dear
- Hold You Down
- Hold You Down
- hold you in check
- hold you in contempt
- hold you in good stead
- hold you in high esteem
- hold you in high regard
- hold you in the palm of hand
- hold you off
- hold you over
- hold you to
- hold you to ransom
- hold you together
- hold you up
- hold your
- hold your breath
- hold your cards close to your chest
- hold your end of the bargain
- hold your end up
- hold your feet to the fire
- Hold Your Fire
- hold your ground
- hold your hand
- hold your hat
- hold your head high
- Hold Your Head Up
- Hold Your Head Up
- hold your head up high
- Hold your horses
- Hold your horses
- Hold your horses!
- hold your nerve
- hold your own
- hold your peace
- hold your peace/tongue
- hold your piece
- Hold your tater!
- hold your temper
- hold your thumbs
- hold your tongue
- hold your tongue
- Hold your tongue!
- hold your water
- hold yourself together
- Hold'em
- Hold'em Poker for Advanced Players
- hold(ing) the bag, to/be left
- Hold, please
- hold-all
- hold-all
- hold-all
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