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Fly in the face is an idiom that means to go against or ignore something. It is often used to describe someone who does not follow the accepted rules or norms of a particular situation. For example, if someone were to wear a bright yellow suit to a formal event, they would be said to be flying in the face of convention. This phrase can also be used to describe someone who speaks out against a particular opinion or belief.
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