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idiompunchesnot pull any punchesto say or write exactly what you think, even if it offends or shocks people:Jenkins pulls no punches on prospects for the Welsh side, saying: "Substantial improvement is going to be necessary before we can even think about winning."The documentary pulls no punches, and shows up the gross negligence and complacency of the airline that allowed the crash to happen.roll with the punchesto accept criticism or problems without being upset, and not let them stop you from doing what you have decided to do:"We'll just have to roll with those punches, but they're not too serious," was the response of Walker Merryman of the Tobacco Institute to the decision to ban smoking on domestic flights and calls to increase tax on cigarettes.Some of the residents are embittered by the failure of the Superman theme park, but others rolled with the punches and are already planning a celebration for Superman's fiftieth birthday.
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