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I think you mean "like it or lump it," which means that you have a choice: accept something ("like" it) or accept the consequences of not accepting (take your "lumps" or blows). "Like it or leave it" gives you the same meaning, only with the second choice being you leaving rather than accepting something.
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Active Duty Leave
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