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Today's expression is very good. If you're looking for something to leave no stone unturned.

To leave, L-E-A-A-V-E, to leave no stone, S-T-O-N-E, no stone, not any stones, no stone, N-O, no stone,

unturned, U-N-T-U-R-N-E-D.

So this is the idea.

You are looking for your keys.

You cannot find them. You look in your desk. You look in your drawer. You look in your pockets. They are nowhere. Well, eventually you keep looking and looking and

looking everywhere. You look in books and under magazines and in the sofa, in the bathroom. You're

looking everywhere. In this situation, if you really are looking everywhere, you are leaving

no stone unturned. And the idea, even outside, when you see a stone, you pick up the stone,

you turn over the stone looking underneath the stone. So you're not only looking on top,

you're looking underneath. You are leaving no stone unturned.

This is a good expression.

When you're looking for something, don't lose anything.

Let's check out the dialogue.

Did you find them yet?

No, I'm still looking.

Oh, leave no stone unturned.

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