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go it alone

Idioms  
  1. Undertake a project, trip, or responsibility without the aid or presence of others. For example, If you decide not to help, I'll just go it alone. [Mid-1800s]


Example Sentences

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In Venezuela, the White House and Treasury don’t intend to go it alone.

From Barron's

He adds that he doesn't understand those who think his mum's decision to go it alone was selfish.

From BBC

While Paramount’s bid relies on a broad coalition of lenders and equity partners—and the equity is backstopped by the family of billionaire Larry Ellison and private-equity firm RedBird Capital—Netflix can go it alone thanks to its piles of cash and investment-grade single-A credit rating, he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

He’s dismayed by NASA’s recent failures and, surprisingly to me, does not think Musk and SpaceX should go it alone and carry out a private Mars mission.

From Slate

But Musk has also expressed some willingness to go it alone.

From MarketWatch