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What will be the settlement instead of a pound of flesh?

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Answered by aarti225566

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Something which is owed that is required to be paid back; a lawful but unnecessary repayment. The idiom derives from Shakespeare's 'Merchant of Venice. ' In the play, Bassanio asks his merchant friend Antonio for a loan, so that he can pursue a wealthy Portia.

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