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anyone
[ en-ee-wuhn, -wuhn ]
pronoun
- any person at all; anybody:
Did anyone see the accident?
anyone
/ ˈɛnɪˌwʌn; -wən /
pronoun
- any person; anybody
- used with a negative or a question a person of any importance
is he anyone in this town?
- often preceded by just any person at random; no matter who
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He signed off by sending love to "everyone who's been kind" as well as "anyone out there improving themselves and making adjustments to their wellbeing", urging them to "keep it up" and "ignore the noise!"
She said that many people in Muslim community were as appalled as anyone else, telling peers: "This is not who we are", and added that many of the men were abusing Muslim women as well as white women.
That led to Trump's first impeachment, and now Zaid is no longer able to represent anyone who might want to access the whistleblower protections.
The message this sends to anyone who might represent such a client is pretty obvious.
When defence barrister Philip Clemo told the court that Burrows would spend his last days in prison, the judge said: "I don't suppose there'll be anyone who'll mourn that."
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