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to no avail

with no effect, unsuccessful

My complaints to the company were to no avail and nothing was done.

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to one's heart's content

to put it mildly

to say nothing of (someone or something)

to say the least

to the best of one's ability

shake in one's boots

get a whiff of (something)

up to here with (someone or something)

risk one's neck to (do something)

in lieu of (something)

have (something) on the tip of one's tongue

cut short (something) or cut (something) short

run away with (something)

in (someone's) clutches

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Every Alaskan citizen over the age of 6 months receives an oil dividend check of about $1000 per year. .. More >>

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