Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom: Break a leg.

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The idiom 'break a leg' is commonly used in the performing arts to wish someone good luck before they go on stage or perform. It does not literally mean to break a leg, nor does it relate to health advice, risky activities, or taking a break. The phrase is believed to have originated as a way to wish performers good luck without actually saying 'good luck,' which is considered bad luck in the theatre world.

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