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What does, "Killed two birds in one stone" mean?
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What does, "Killed two birds in one stone" mean?

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Answer: solving 2 problems with 1 solution.

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This expression usually refers to solving two problems with one solution or action.

For example, if you need to cash a check and make a bank transfer, you can do them both in one trip to the bank.

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