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To take to one's heels
Answer: B
To take to one's heels means to run away.
The idiom pictures someone showing their heels as they flee: When the police arrived, the thieves took to their heels.
It has nothing to do with assault or concern, and 'to run oneself' is not an expression with this meaning.
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