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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dime of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "I wouldn't pay a dime of my money for that."
Alternatives: "a penny of" or "a cent of".
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"Got totally scammed, haven't seen a dime of it since....and Ted is nowhere to be found".
The studio doesn't see a dime of the additional revenue.
It will not pay a dime of interest or principal for more than two decades.
But in 2010, I'm suburban poor and I refuse to spend a dime of my savings.
But six and a half years later, Tito hasn't seen a dime of the reward.
"In reality, Carrey never paid a dime of funeral expenses," the complaint states.
"But we haven't seen a dime of it," Mr. Weaver said.
Mitt Romney would have let G.M. and Chrysler go bankrupt without extending them a dime of federal assistance".
For a modest 1.5% of their annual income, or so, they need never put up a dime of principle.
"They didn't cover a dime of it," Mrs. Paxson said of her insurance, adding that she was not complaining.
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"He never apologized for a dime of it".
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