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The devil is in the details.

The devil is in the details.

Summary

This quote means that the difficulties or problems of a situation are often found in the smaller, less obvious aspects or specifics. It implies that paying attention to and understanding the finer details is crucial, as they may be the key to resolving or comprehending a more complex issue.

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