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taking care of business
noun as in duty
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“Guys so far have been playing great, taking care of business, guys stepping up,” he said, singling out Al Horford’s work at center in his absence.
“But you know, at the end of the day if I’m taking care of business on the field, and this team is taking care of business, good things are going to happen to a lot of people in this lineup, whether that be opportunities to play baseball at the next level. All that comes from just playing good baseball the rest of this year.”
For London, that meant taking care of business.
Earlier this week, he reposted a video in which a campus counterprotester was making monkey sounds toward a Black pro-Palestinian protester with the caption “Ole Miss taking care of business.”
On Friday, he posted to X: “Ole Miss taking care of business,” with a with a link to the video showing the racist jeers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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