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The expression "sly as a fox" likely originates from the cunning and clever nature of foxes in folklore and literature. Foxes are known for their intelligence and ability to outwit other animals in stories and fables. The phrase has been used to describe someone who is shrewd, crafty, or clever in a deceptive or secretive way, much like the behavior often attributed to foxes.

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6mo ago

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