Abbiate English - Idiom Attack! Learn English idioms with Abbiate English! bury your head in the sand = to refuse to think about unpleasant facts, although they will have an influence on
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Idiom: Head in the sand (meaning and examples)
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What Does It Mean? "Bury Your Head in the Sand"
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Don't bury your head in the sand… (or what the military can teach us about mental health). - Schoolwell
Don't burry you head in the sand. You can only avoid the truth for so long. | Sand quotes, Head in the sand, Truth
Bury Your Head in the Sand' to Avoid Difficulty
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The “Head in the Sand” Approach To Suffering is a Bad Idea – Chris Brauns
Amideast/Tunisia - Idiom of the day: Bury your head in the sand. It's used to describe a person who won't admit to a problem or deal with it. | Facebook
Burying your head in the sand: a good security strategy for ostriches, not organisations
