《淮南子·说山训》
丢失了羊而得到了牛，那么就没有人不愿意丢失东西的了。断了手指而能保全性命，那么就没有人不愿意这样做的。
亡羊而得牛，则莫不利失也；断指而免头，则莫不利为也。
If losing a sheep could lead to gaining a cow, then no one would be unwilling to lose things. If losing a finger could lead to preserving one's life, then no one would be unwilling to do so.
<s>[INST] Translate the following Classical Chinese text into English: 亡羊而得牛，则莫不利失也；断指而免头，则莫不利为也。 [/INST] If losing a sheep could lead to gaining a cow, then no one would be unwilling to lose things. If losing a finger could lead to preserving one's life, then no one would be unwilling to do so.</s>
Translate the following Classical Chinese text into English: 亡羊而得牛，则莫不利失也；断指而免头，则莫不利为也。
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If losing a sheep could lead to gaining a cow, then no one would be unwilling to lose things. If losing a finger could lead to preserving one's life, then no one would be unwilling to do so.
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