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The idiom "a shot in the dark" refers to a guess or attempt that is not based on knowledge or a high chance of success. (A) a shot in the dark: A guess or attempt that is not based on knowledge or a high chance of success. (B) skating on thin ice: Engaging in risky behavior that could lead to trouble. (C) worth its weight in gold: Something of great value or usefulness. (D) taking a plunge: To make a bold decision or take a risky step. (E) a wet blanket: Someone who dampens enthusiasm or enjoyment.
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