The English language is swarming with idioms and colloquial phrases that are more frequently spoken than written. "Please, bear with me" is an example of a polite and politically correct phrase ...

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What does 'crash out' mean? Collins English Dictionary defines "crash out" as "to go to sleep," "to spend the night" and "to pass out." But that's not quite what people mean when using it online.

But what does the phrase actually mean? And are colleges acting on the values of “inclusive excellence”? Sarah Brown has more.