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hit the books

verb as in study

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“My suspicion is there is transmission, but it’s not hitting the books, it’s not being detected,” he said.

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Others were high school students wanting one last hurrah before going back to hitting the books.

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And again, what Weber was doing with the warranty has been illegal since 1975, when the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act first hit the books.

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“The demand is hitting the books in ways we’ve never seen before,” he said.

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The pandemic lockdown allowed Mr. Lin to hunker down and hit the books, unlike some of his colleagues and friends who had bigger disruptions.

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