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You can find the definition of this idiom here.
It's crunch time. It's now or never.
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according to wikipedia:
The term was invented in New Zealand in 1984 as a combination of the two phrases show-time and when it comes to the crunch
Question to stuartnz: have you heard about it?
Very simply: IT'S NOW TIME TO GET D:lol:OWN TO BUSINESS!!
Saying crunch made me sleepythat's why I chosen don't need to do anything.
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