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Meanings of making any comment in English

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Usage of making any comment in English
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Transpower said it wanted to study the ruling before making any comment.
Radio NZ
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Until then we will not be making any comment on its contents.
BBC
3
For a long time the Governor sat, smoking, without making any comment.
Roads of Destiny
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John Menzies said it would not be making any comment on Lakestreet's statement.
Reuters
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Tim refrained from making any comment, for which I was grateful.
Three ways to capsize a boat: an optimist afloat
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I inform you of what has happened without making any comment.
The Two Destinies
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James lifted one eyebrow and sat down without making any comment.
The Revolt on Venus
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Malachy raised one eyebrow, but refrained from making any comment.
Moonburn
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However, she met Tsipras on Thursday night and left his office without making any comment.
The Guardian
10
A Goldman Sachs spokesman said last month that Barroso would not be making any comment.
The Guardian
11
Having listened quietly to M. de Ponthon, the Emperor dismissed him without making any comment.
The Memoirs of General Baron de Marbot
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A government spokesman said the government will wait for the Commission's report before making any comment.
Reuters
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Irwin left the talks without making any comment.
Reuters
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Philip read the letter through without lifting his eyes from the paper or making any comment.
The Crucifixion of Philip Strong
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Jondalar had been listening without making any comment.
The Mammoth Hunters
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Without making any comment, the prosecutor sat down.
The Lost Lady of Lone
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