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The phrase "a horse of a different color" means something that is completely different or distinct from what was previously discussed or considered. It originated from a phrase used by Shakespeare to refer to the same matter, which later evolved in the 1800s to point out difference rather than similarity. Examples of its use include describing a boyfriend turning out to be a brother, Clinton being distinct from other politicians, and jokes that hurt people being a different matter than jokes that don't.
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The idiom "take the bull by the horns" means to face a difficult problem directly and decisively, without fear of the risks involved. It originated from the Spanish tradition of bullfighting, where matadors would seize bulls by their horns to subdue them. The phrase is commonly used to encourage decisive action, such as confronting a drinking problem directly or taking control of financial risks.
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