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"It takes two to get one in trouble"

- Mae West

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This quote by Mae West is a suggestion that it takes 2 people to get into problem. It implies that both parties are equally accountable for the consequences of their actions. It is a warning to reconsider before engaging in any activity that could lead to trouble. It is likewise a tip that we should bear in mind our actions and the possible consequences.

The quote is a reminder that we must understand our own actions and the actions of those around us. We need to bear in mind the possible consequences of our actions and know the potential repercussions of the actions of others. We should also be aware of the possible effects of our interactions with others.

The quote is a reminder that we should take duty for our actions and know the prospective effects of our actions. We need to also be aware of the possible consequences of the actions of others. We must bear in mind our own actions and the actions of those around us. We ought to be aware of the potential repercussions of our interactions with others.

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Mae West This quote is written / told by Mae West between August 17, 1893 and November 22, 1980. She was a famous Actress from USA. The author also have 71 other quotes.

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