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give a damn

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not give a damn  (informal)
to not be interested in or worried about something or someone He can think what he likes. I don't give a damn. (often + about ) Most companies don't give a damn about the environment. (often + question word) I've made my decision and I don't give a damn what they think.
See also: damn, give

give a damn (about somebody/something) (slang)
to be interested or involved He sent his son to parochial school because he believes that those schools give a damn.
Usage notes: also used with verbs like could and might to mean someone is not concerned about something: A significant portion of kids in class could give a damn.
See also: damn, give


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We have suspected all along this minister and her health service do not give a damn about the country's children and here is the proof.
Byline: Denise Dubarbier CONGRATULATIONS to the GRA, who once more have proclaimed to the world that it doesn't give a damn about the greyhounds that race at Wimbledon.
But the world won't give a damn what it's called as long as it delivers, despite all the drivel about "brand recognition".
 
 
 
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