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.
It's an ill wind that blows nobody good and nothing is so bad as to not be good for something have similar meanings because they emphasize that there is rarely a situation so bad that nobody is able to benefit in some way.
The tongue is the enemy of the neck warns that saying the wrong thing could get you into trouble (you could get your throat slit).
Every bullet has its billet warns that fate plays an important part in human affairs by using the example that each bullet is meant for a specific target.
He who strikes my dog would strike me if he dared expresses the love and loyalty felt for a dog by his/her master.

Two of the Following Proverbs Have Similar Meanings