A conventional response to thanks indicating that the action was granted freely.
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The opening paragraph implied it was nothing more than a technical paper.
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She meant nothing; it was nothing to her who the people were.
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Fine, he wanted to act like it was nothing, she'd let him.
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Within minutes, it was nothing more than a pool of greenish goo.
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I wanted you to know it was nothing to do with me.
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Mrs. Gaynor looked worried; said it was nothing, and refused to talk.
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The animal that uttered it was nothing else than a wild boar.
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Perhaps it was nothing more than being grateful not to be alone.
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Besides, it was nothing of the sort you saw from the library.
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But it was nothing to do with the flank strap, he said.
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Michael thought it was nothing and put the meat in the refrigerator.
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The first time I thought it was nothing less than a bear.
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I'd been busy but it was nothing that really pulled me in.
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Anyhow it was nothing that seemed to illuminate the subject very brightly.
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But, bad as the thinness was, it was nothing to the dirt.
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If she'd thought he looked sexy before it was nothing to now.