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Six of one and half-a-dozen of the other.
This is an idiom used when there is little or no difference between two options.
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He has been in racing for half a dozen years.
He has enough mannerisms for half a dozen frontmen.
The oysters will be $14 for half a dozen, $28 a dozen.
"That's like paying for half a dozen CDs," Mr Stewart said.
The Dan provides the drinking water for half a dozen communities in North Carolina and Virginia.
In December, I visited a classroom for half a dozen pre-kindergartners.
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Between now and Christmas, I have tickets for half-a-dozen concerts.
Maybe I'll play on for half-a-dozen years until I'm 37. I don't mind the idea of playing down the grades.
Over the tiny climbs of the first 10 days, the polka-dot jersey is anybody's for half-a-dozen brisk pedal strokes.
The betting this week was on which of his own notoriously disloyal colleagues the prime minister would jettison in order to make way for half-a-dozen Labour people around the cabinet table.
It was chosen because it had survived off Norway for half-a-dozen years without falling apart.
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