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no thanks to somebody if you have done something no thanks to a particular person, you have done it although they did not help you or tried to prevent you Well, we've finished the painting, no thanks to Sandra who suddenly decided she had to go away for the weekend! See also: thanks no thanks to somebody/something despite someone or something Well, we've finished the painting, no thanks to Sandra, who suddenly decided she had to go away for the weekend! See also: thanks How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It was the PEOPLE, and no thanks to John Barleycorn, who pulled me through my long sickness. But I have done it myself; no thanks to the governor. I know more about business than he does; I am a better manager than he is; I can read better than he can; I can write a better hand,--and I've learned it all myself, and no thanks to him,--I've learned it in spite of him; and now what right has he to make a dray-horse of me? |
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