Id | in_the_loop_313 |
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Idiom | GOOD SAMARITAN |
Definition | a person who helps someone in trouble without thought of personal gain |
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Extra Info | The expression has its origins in a story from the New Testament in which a man from Samaria helped someone who had been robbed by thieves. |
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