Multiple choice

Straight from the horse's mouth

  1. From the authoritative source

  2. Agree

  3. Knows all aspects of the job

  4. Heard a rumour
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Getting information "straight from the horse's mouth" means receiving it directly from the person or source most authoritative or directly involved. This ensures the information is reliable, unlike rumors or second-hand gossip.

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