In AP news, a reporter said "The decline here is not really enought to, you know, blow anybody's hair back in terms of experctations for future hiring".
He was explaning the slight decline in the number of jobless claims might not be directly related to a good sign.
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Blow one's hair back = strongly affect someone.
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Blow one's hair back = strongly affect someone.
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