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Which of these best describes the story's theme? ОА. .
Be careful what you boast about, it may come back and bite you.
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Spiders are clever creatures because they catch and eat mosquitoes.
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Gentleness is a far more effective weapon than harshness.
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The mosquito is mightier than the lion but weaker than the spider.

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