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set foot

  1. set foot in . Enter, as in I'll never set foot in this house again .

  2. set foot on . Step on, as in We were so happy to set foot on dry land . [c. 1600]



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None of the eight men had ever set foot in the war-torn African nation, and they had all been expelled from the United States without due process in direct violation of a lower court order.

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Then Gillian continued: “Or it can mean that sudden sense you have that you belong to this particular place though you may never have set foot in it before.”

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If you live in the United States, where 62% of adults identify as Christian, and if you don’t attend church on Sundays or any days, you’re nonetheless subject to policies promoted by looney tunes Bible-thumpers who pray over Donald Trump, quite arguably the most irreligious man to set foot in the White House since Thomas Jefferson.

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During this hearing, Justice Department lawyers actually argued that 24 hours was enough notice to comply with due process before sending immigrants to a war-torn country that they’ve never set foot in.

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Firstly, if Kohli even set foot in the hotel lobby, it was pandemonium.

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