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idiommake a meal (out) of sthto spend too much time, effort, or emotion doing something:I was determined to remain calm. OK, he's hit my brand new car, but it can be fixed - no need to make a meal of it.After filming the scene once, Eastwood said, "Maybe we shouldn't make such a meal out of this," and suggested that the actors take out the dialogue.
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