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no stranger to

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no stranger to something
familiar with something or with some place She's certainly no stranger to hard work. The nation's disease-fighting agency is no stranger to epidemics. He's no stranger to British pubs.
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Poor Seagrim was thunderstruck at this; for he was no stranger to the fault in the shape of his daughter.
It was evident the celestial was no stranger to the use of his deadly weapon, nor to the moments of extreme and sudden peril which demanded its use, for he seemed no more perturbed than had he been but hanging out his weekly wash.
I am no stranger to the particulars of your youngest sister's infamous elopement.
 
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