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hang out one's shingle
Language:
Meanings:
1.
Historical
Global
literal
neutral
To hang a small sign (a shingle) outside an office or place of business to advertise the presence of the practitioner or proprietor.
2.
US
General
idiomatic
informal
To establish a private practice or open one's own business, especially in a profession such as law, medicine, or a trade.
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