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HELLO, I AM TRYING TO FIGURE OUT THE FOLLOWING SAYING "REAP WHAT YOU SOW" IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME THAT WOULD BE VERY GREATLY APPRECIATED IT. THANKS
MANDY
HELLO, I AM TRYING TO FIGURE OUT THE FOLLOWING SAYING "REAP WHAT YOU SOW" IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME THAT WOULD BE VERY GREATLY APPRECIATED IT. THANKS
MANDY
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When you reap what you sow (which is from farming where if you sow the seeds for, say, wheat or barley then wheat or barley is what will grow) you will get what you deserve from your previous action(s).
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