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Meaning of the idiom "Give someone the benefit of the doubt":

Correct Answer: Option A — To trust someone despite doubts

Explanation:

This idiom means choosing to believe someone is telling the truth even when there is some uncertainty. It does not mean accusing or punishing.

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