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Idiom
Don't mention it.
This is used as a response to being thanked, suggesting that the help given was no trouble.
Exact(5)
(It does not, however, mention the art on his bald head).
Her poem does not, however, mention either Prince William or the Duchess of Cambridge.
He does not, however, mention the French novel that Confessions seems closest to, Jonathan Littell's 2009 book The Kindly Ones.
The ad does not, however, mention that she has been serving the cowboys in her district for the better part of two years.
He does not, however, mention Panarchy: Understanding Transformations in Human and Natural Systems or other related books on resilience.
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She did not, however, mention Modiano.
She did not, however, mention Mr. Kohler specifically.
He did not, however, mention the justices by name.
He did not, however, mention Mr. Putin by name.
He did not, however, mention two prominent fugitives: Osama bin Laden or Mullah Muhammad Omar.
He did not, however, mention the Clinton Foundation in context of the Clinton marriage.
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