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it takes two to tango
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1.
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idiomatic
informal
Indicates that a particular action, situation, or task requires the cooperation or active participation of two people.
Used to stress that an outcome depends on the involvement of both parties rather than one acting alone.
2.
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United States
idiomatic
informal
colloquial
Used to suggest that both parties share responsibility or blame for a problem, conflict, or wrongdoing.
Often employed to deflect sole blame by pointing out mutual culpability or involvement.
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