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judge (something) on its own merit What does judge (something) on its own merit mean?	to judge or evaluate something on its own value	We judged the business proposal on its own merit.
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hang in (there) What does "hang in (there)" mean?	persevere, don`t give up	"You should hang in there and not quit your job even if you hate the supervisor."

run a tight ship What does "run a tight ship" mean?	to run an organization/one's life/a ship in an orderly and disciplined manner	My friend runs a tight ship and makes few mistakes in his life.
see to (someone or something) What does "see to (someone or something)" mean?	to take care of someone or something	I will see to the rental car and my friend will see to the airplane tickets.
a number cruncher What does "a number cruncher" mean?	an accountant, someone who works with numbers	Our president is a good number cruncher and he understands the finances of our company.
kick What does "kick" mean?	good feeling or pleasure derived from something
a wildcat strike What does "a wildcat strike" mean?	a strike spontaneously arranged by a group of workers	There was a wildcat strike at the factory and over 100 people stopped work.
to die for What does "to die for" mean?	excellent; outstanding.	This cake is to die for.
take (a company) public What does "take (a company) public" mean?	to sell shares of a company to the general public	We decided to take our company public in order to raise money to expand our factory.
biggie What does "biggie" mean?	someone or something of significance or importance

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Judge Something On Its Own Merit Idiom