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18-Aug-2006, 12:55
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| Re: English Idioms . "Come out of the woodwork" means "appear suddenly" (often in massive numbers). . The CEO used to be well-liked and respected. But ever since the reports of accounting fraud broke, critics have been coming out of the woodwork. . |
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