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yours truly

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yours truly 
1. a closing phrase at the end of a letter, just before the signature. Yours truly, Tom Jones. Best wishes from yours truly, Bill Smith.
2. oneself; I; me. There's nobody here right now but yours truly. Everyone else got up and left the table leaving yours truly to pay the bill.
See also: truly

yours truly
me Even though he never graduated from high school, his business ability rivaled anyone's, yours truly included. Some folks, such as yours truly, can't resist a clever pun or play on words.
Usage notes: usually used as a humorous way of referring to yourself
See also: truly


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Weren't you listening to Captain Jim and yours truly the other night when we discussed that subject generally?
She won't get far ahead of yours truly, you know," he added, winking.
Takes more'n a handful of them pesky critters to do for yours truly, Bill, my son.
 
 
 
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