Run a mile
And run a mile! I read this sentence at the end of a paragraph. What does it mean?
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By itself, it seems to just be commanding someone to go run a mile. It may be a negative idiom, because running a mile isn't very fun. If so, it's telling someone to do something generally considered to be unpleasant. I've never heard this usage, however.
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what was the paragraph about?
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