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Idiom
To be/feel up to doing something.
To be capable of or fit for something.
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So we give them the best chance that we can, teaching them to stand up for themselves, to demand treatment as an equal, and when that is not forthcoming, to do something about it.
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We coming to do something.
The National Gallery's forthcoming exhibition, Renoir Landscapes 1865-1883, oughtoto do something to change that, with its focus on the experimental, avant-garde art of the young Renoir.
She has been right in some of the things she has said, she is at least forthcoming, and she tries to understand and to do something about the situation".
But it meant something to do something.
"I had to do something".
I wanted to do something".
George has to do something.
You have to do something.
You want to do something.
Choose to do something different.
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