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One-Trick Pony means:

AA person having one special feature, talent, or area of experti
BDoing work dishonesty
CUnlawful paropaganda
DClever planning for enemy

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Correct Answer: A: A person having one special feature, talent, or area of experti

Explanation: The correct answer is A: A person having one special feature, talent, or area of expertise. 'One-trick pony' describes someone who has only one skill or can only do one thing well.

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