Question
In each of the following sentences, an idiom/phrase has been highlighted in bold. From the given options, choose the one that best expresses its meaning. If none of the options is correct, choose option E as your answer. Had the meteorology department not issued an orange alert for heavy rainfall, would local disaster management teams have been able to keep their heads above water during the sudden flash floods?
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