"Nero fiddles while Rome burns". What does the saying imply?
A. Rome is burning when Nero is playing the pipe.
B. Someone's happiness is other's sorrow.
C. When someone is delighted someone else is happier.
D. None of the above.
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B.
Someone's happiness is other's sorrow.
Explanation:
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