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The document contains definitions for common idioms and phrases. It defines "elephant in the room" as an obvious problem or risk no one wants to discuss, "fifth wheel" as someone who is not needed in a group, and "bitter pill to swallow" as something that is very unpleasant but must be accepted.
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The document defines common idioms and phrases:
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2) An elephant in the room refers to an obvious problem no one wants to discuss.
3) Off the top of my head means without giving it much thought or precise knowledge.
4) A fifth wheel is someone not needed in a group.
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