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don't promise something you can't guaranteeне заговаривайся (досл. "не обещай чего-то, что не можешь гарантировать": "Я никогда не женюсь". – "Не заговаривайся". Shabe)
if they call you from London for something trivialесли тебе позвонят из Лондона по какому-нибудь пустяку (Alex_Odeychuk)
something along the lines ofпо-моему (4uzhoj)
something that works across the boardуниверсальное решение (Traditional marketing has mainly been about generalizing data and creating something that works across the board. 4uzhoj)
something uniqueуникальность (Handmade is an adjective in English, but in Russian it's a handmade item: Популярность хендмейда – это стремление к уникальности – The popularity of handmade objects is the longing for something unique(Michele Berdy))
where something is coming fromисточник ("NATO member countries decide who is a member of NATO, not Russia," Psaki told reporters during a White House briefing Friday. "That is how the process has always worked and how it will proceed. I think it's important to remember where the provocative action is coming from. It's not the United States. It's not Ukraine." 4uzhoj)