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care tuppence

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not care/give tuppence  (British & Australian old-fashioned)
to not care about something or someone in any way (often + for ) She doesn't give tuppence for her family. You can do what you like. I don't care tuppence.
See also: care


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He didn't appear to me to care tuppence about animal welfare and I don't believe his successor Gordon Brown does either.
When most English workers don't want to do a day's work, couldn't care less, couldn't care tuppence, what they do is at least work for the money.
Which means the great British public will be spending the equivalent of the gross national product of a small African nation on sending messages of goodwill to people they either don't see from one year's end to the next, talk to every day of the week or don't care tuppence about.
 
 
 
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