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"bandwidth" battle.net specific: broodwar.

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[BS] "Bullshit". battle.net specific: backstab. EVE Online specific: Battleship" Internet slang

half the battle

[half the battle] {n.phr.} A large part of the work. * /When you write an essay for class, making the outline is half the battle./ * /To see your faults […] A Dictionary of American Idioms

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[battle of nerves] {n. phr.} A contest of wills during which the parties do not fight physically but try to wear each other out. * /It has been a regular […] A Dictionary of American Idioms

battle

[battle] See: [HALF THE BATTLE]. A Dictionary of American Idioms

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