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come to (something or someone)	to reach a particular state or result. [3 definitions]
cut out for	having a suitable character, personality, or natural aptitude for something.
get (something) one's way	to manage to have (something) the way that one wants or prefers, regardless of the desires or objections of others.
have (something) one's way	to have (something) the way one wants, as opposed to the way that others might want it.
have (something) down pat	(informal) to have learned something thoroughly.
have something on the brain	to be preoccupied with.
lay (something) to rest	to end or resolve a matter. [2 definitions]
onto something	having in mind a unique thought with great potential, or having invented or discovered something with great possibility.
put (something) past	to consider (some behavior) to be beyond what some person or group would do; to not be surprised if a particular person or group did a certain thing (used in the negative only and typically with "would not").
something the matter	a problem or malfunction; something that needs to be fixed or is a cause for concern.
take (something) up with	to refer or introduce (a particular matter or question) to another person, especially one in authority.
take pains (to do something)	to make a special effort in order to produce a desired result.
up to something	involved in something suspicious or secretive.

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