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

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Slow and steady wins the race means that if you work slowly but constantly you will succeed far better than if you work hastily but do not continue to the end.
Time and tide wait for no one means that we cannot stop the passage of time, so we should hurry up and get things done while we have the chance.
These proverbs impart contradictory advice. The first says to take your time to work carefully, while the second encourages you to work quickly.
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Pride comes before the fall means that if you're too arrogant or conceited something bad will happen to you that makes you look foolish.
Put your best foot forward means that you should strive to do your best in any situation.
Out of sight, out of mind means that people often forget others when they are no longer present.

Two of the Following Proverbs Have Contradictory Meanings