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What does this idiom mean it's important to keep your chin up even if your team is losing the big game
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What does this idiom mean it's important to keep your chin up even if your team is losing the big game

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it's saying you have to have good sportsmanship and cheer people on even if you lost the big event/game and also it means don't doubt your team, yourself,and don't doubt the coaches
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