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| "They'll make public hay with a press item about this piece of legislation or that border raid, but that's about it." Please, meaning for "Public hay" and for "That's about it". Does this latter mean "That's all"? Thank You |
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| . Make hay of = scatter in disorder; render ineffectual: 'The destruction of the manuscript made hay of two years of painstaking labor.' That's about it = That's all; Only that. . |
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