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make a federal case out of something
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(colloquial) To make a fuss or uproar over something relatively insignificant.
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make a federal case out of something
He tends to make a federal case out of something minor, turning every small mistake into a long argument.
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He tends to make a federal case out of something minor, turning every small mistake into a long argument.
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