Two of the following proverbs have similar meanings. Which ones are they?

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Proverbs are short sayings that express a traditionally held truth or piece of advice.
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Like breeds like expresses the idea that certain traits in a person's character are reinforced by associating with similar people.
A golden hammer breaks an iron door expresses that wealth can help one overcome great obstacles.
It takes two to tango conveys the idea that it requires two people to do certain things, often when describing a negative situation.
Birds of a feather flock together expresses the idea that people of a similar character tend to congregate or associate with one another.
Fortune follows the brave conveys the idea that good things come to those who are brave enough to chase their dreams.
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Like breeds like and Birds of a feather flock together are similar because they both relate to characteristics of people as well as one's tendency to be with people who have similar characteristics.

Two of the Following Proverbs Have Similar Meanings