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    This proverb warns that arguing or competing with someone who enjoys provoking you is pointless, as it will only result in you getting dirty or frustrated while they enjoy provoking a reaction. It's better to avoid engaging with "pigs" who want to drag you down to their level.

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    This proverb warns that arguing or competing with someone who enjoys provoking you is pointless, as it will only result in you getting dirty or frustrated while they enjoy provoking a reaction. It's better to avoid engaging with "pigs" who want to drag you down to their level.

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    This proverb warns that arguing or competing with someone who enjoys provoking you is pointless, as it will only result in you getting dirty or frustrated while they enjoy provoking a reaction. It's better to avoid engaging with "pigs" who want to drag you down to their level.

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    “Don’t wrestle

    with pigs:
    you’ll get all
    muddy and
    the pigs will
    love it.”
    (Based on a quote attributed to Cyrus S Ching,
    1876-1967, US industrialist and labour-relations
    pioneer, “I learned long ago never to wrestle
    with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig
    likes it.”)

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