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for anything

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for anything (in the world)
not under any conditions I know some guys who are police officers, and I wouldn't take that job for anything. Bill said he wouldn't trade the experience of living in Guatemala for anything in the world.
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Tom, tell me squarely--didn't he find any fault with you for anything but those two things--carrying the case into court and refusing to fight?
"Run and find out what it is," she said, and with a calm sense of being prepared for anything, she sat down in a low chair, folding her hands on her knees.
She's well- mannered, too; she didn't ask for anything, and was thankful for whatever she got.
 
 
 
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