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The title "The Most Dangerous Game" refers to a literal hunting game that pits humans as prey for sport. It also symbolizes the psychological game of cat and mouse between the hunter and the hunted, exploring themes of survival, morality, and human nature.

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Q: Game has two definitions. what is the double meaning of the title The Most Dangerous Game?
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