Take The Bull By The Horns
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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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