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The idiom “an eye for an eye” refers to the idea of equal retribution or justice—when a wrong is done, the punishment should match the crime. While it historically promoted fairness, it can also be associated with cycles of revenge. This principle continues to be debated as people weigh the balance between justice and forgiveness.
Greetings in English: Master the Art of Saying HelloGreetings are your first step in making a connection. Think of them as the key that opens the door to a conversation. Whether it’s a simple “hello” or a more heartfelt greeting,
The idiom partners in crime describes two people who have a strong bond and enjoy working together on playful or secret plans. It’s often used for close friends, siblings, or coworkers. The expression highlights teamwork, fun, and mischief without involving any real crime.
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