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People like Trump, who are always carrying a chip on the shoulder, never let the chips fall, where they may ... "
Mary Trump


Liliputins. What, the heck, is this?
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1. The phrase “a chip on your shoulder” refers to a feeling of anger towards someone or something.
2. This feeling can come from a perceived injustice or insult that the person has experienced.
3. Instead of letting go of these emotions, the person involved holds on to a sense of anger and carries it around with them.

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The idiom let the chips fall where they may means to allow events to happen without trying to change them, usually suggesting a willingness to accept the result, whatever it may be. The phrase originated in America in the late 1800s and has reference to chopping wood, implying that a woodcutter should focus on cutting logs and not worry about where the small pieces (chips) fall.


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