What does the phrase “a double-edged sword” mean?
A: It means particular effects of an item.
B: It means an action or decision that appears to help is also likely to harm the sword holder.
C: It means a sword with two holders.
D: It means problems resulted from one cause.
A: It means particular effects of an item.
B: It means an action or decision that appears to help is also likely to harm the sword holder.
C: It means a sword with two holders.
D: It means problems resulted from one cause.
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