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30 Avoid fighting with anyone without good reason,
    especially when no one has hurt you;
    you have nothing to fight about.

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12 Hatred fuels dissension,
    but love calms all rebellions.

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10 Arrogance only produces arguments,
    but wisdom accompanies those well advised.

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18 A hot-headed person stirs up trouble,
    but one with patience settles a fight.

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28 Perverse people stir up contention;
    gossip makes best friends into enemies.

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14 Picking a fight is like leaking water from a crack in a dam,
    so walk away from an argument before the outburst.

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19 A person who loves sin loves a fight,
    and one who builds a grand entrance dares others to tear it down.

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19 Winning over an offended brother is harder than breaching a strong city’s defenses;
    such fights are as tough as the iron gates of a castle.

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Honor is due those who refuse to fight at the drop of a hat,
    but every fool jumps at an opportunity to quarrel.

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19 You would be better off living in the middle of the desert
    than with an angry and argumentative wife.

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10 Expel a mocker, and watch the wrangling go with him;
    rivalry and rude remarks will also stop.

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    doesn’t mean you should be quick to go to court,
For what will you do
    when your neighbor disproves the charge and embarrasses you?

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Never answer a fool on his own foolish terms,
    or you will become like him;
Rather, answer a fool on his own foolish terms,
    or he will become wise in his own eyes.

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17 Like a man who seizes a wild dog by the ears,
    so is anyone who walks by and meddles in someone else’s argument.

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20 When there is no wood, the fire goes out;
    when there is no one to spread gossip, arguing stops.
21 Like charcoal to smoldering embers and dry wood to a fire,
    so a hot-tempered man kindles strife.

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22 A hot-head provokes quarrels,
    and one mastered by anger commits all kinds of sins.

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33 For pressing down milk makes butter,
    pressing your nose makes it bleed,
    and pressing anger makes trouble.

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