Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom/phrase. **Cross that bridge when you come to it**
Options:
- A: To avoid thinking about a problem until it's too late
- B: To plan for every possible future situation in advance
- C: To physically cross a bridge by walking over it
- D: To deal with a problem only when it actually occurs
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