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none of business
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none of someone's business
not of someone's concern. (A gentle rebuke.) Q: When are you going to leave for home? A: None of your business. How I managed to afford all this is none of your business.
See also: business, none
none of your business also nobody's business
do not interest yourself in matters that do not involve you “Those children should never be left alone.” “Don't tell me what to do - it's none of your business.”
See also: business, none
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The chapters in her memoir include a Navy man in Kansas, trading my bikini for a horse, Dad buys himself a gerbil farm, nobody's business but ours, my mom wears jodhpurs, saving the blond gerbil, rebellions, and the gerbil czar retires.
The gerbil farmer's daughter by Reference & Research Book News
I therefore find it crucial to urge people to stop spitting around like nobody's business.
Spitting menace by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
Except in certain circumstances, it is nobody's business as long as you are fit for work and haven't had one too many.
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