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apples to apples
a situation in which things are being evaluated or considered in a fair manner
The idiom "apples to apples" finds its origin in the game of comparing apples to apples, where participants match similar items or situations for fair evaluation. The phrase represents a comparison made between two or more similar things or situations based on their shared characteristics, attributes, or circumstances. It is used to emphasize the importance of considering relevant and comparable factors when making a judgment or drawing a conclusion, ensuring a fair and appropriate comparison.
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