Mind of its own: the idiom mind of its own refers to a situation where something appears to operate independently, almost as if it has its own will or decision-making power. https://links.artisanenglish.jp/MindOfItsOwn
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Bug: the word bug can refer to an insect or a problem in a computer program. Having a bug can also mean having strong enthusiasm for something.
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A life of their own: a thing such as a city takes on a life of its own when it becomes uncontrollable. It acts as if it, itself is alive, even though it isn't.
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