Out of all the alternatives given, select the word which closely fits the given idiom/phrase.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch
This idiom is used to advise someone against making plans or being overly confident about a positive outcome before it actually occurs.
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The seller sold a total of 40 kg of rice bags, comprising Basmati Rice and Brown Rice. The cost price of Basmati rice is Rs.72/kg, and that of Brown ric...
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