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I know that Alberto: he's a crook. He betrayed me, for next to nothing he made me make a fool of myself with a woman.

Over the course of the next hour, I discover next to nothing about him.

Eg : I asked you to help me to find a new apartment, but you're turned up next to nothing. I have to ask someone else next time.

'A few years ago the whole company was worth next to nothing, ' he said. 'When you get that kind of value you sell. '

The frogs ended up in a horrible valley terrorized by a monster with next to nothing to eat or drink and only pointy rocks to sleep on.

I knew next to nothing about the matter.

They pay me next to nothing but I really enjoy this work.

The fact that I personally think that virtualisation isn't all that exciting means next to nothing.

Amy does next-to-nothing for her job, but still earns a lot of money.

Renminbi-settled trade transactions came to Rmb957bn ($146bn) in the first half of this year, from next to nothing a year earlier.

His book, "Intern Nation" , has tapped into a growing global concern about young people who work for next to nothing.

No more a decade ago, Chinese economy meant next to nothing for Canada, yet has grown to be the country's second largest trading partner.

I knew next to nothing about software, but I was good with tinkering, and was building a computer.

He glanced at it first, disappointed to find they had discovered next to nothing in the past two hours of "expert analysis. "

You should be able to purchase propylene glycol from your favorite health store or pharmacy for next to nothing, literally!

Quite the reverse, Madrid sgined Cambiasso for next to nothing but, then, he was only 15 at the time.

An increasing body of research reveals that exercise does next to nothing for you when it comes to losing weight.

Teachers are government employees who are paid next to nothing, similar to what nurses, police officers and postal workers are paid.

In many Canadian families, children contribute next to nothing to the operation of the household.

Because a blog cost next to nothing to start, most bloggers don't take it as seriously as they should.

You can get something nice for your home for next to nothing . Make inquiries through the grapevine.

It may look like that. But I got it for next to nothing.

It is tough for a new drug to enter the blood pressure lowering market mainly because we have such good drugs which cost next to nothing.

nothing. The cost of your trip to shanghai is next to nothing.

Of course, that only made it more hilarious when the prime minister of Qatar admitted this week that he knows next to nothing about soccer.

Despite spending next to nothing on traditional marketing, Moleskine now sells around 10 million of its notebooks every year.

It's no longer profitable to offer services that cost next to nothing to obtain.

For those countries that were owed money, debt relief cost next to nothing, and no one noticed.

Now, merely granting privileges to a role accomplishes next to nothing.

"They have money on deposit paying next to nothing and their discretionary advisers are under pressure to generate higher returns. "

Victoria Beckham is thin, sure, but she also eats next to nothing.

When he first started to work, John earned next to nothing.

We got $34 per share for Tribune stock that would probably be trading for next to nothing had he not completed the transaction.

For next to nothing, you can find quality used furniture that needs only upholstering or a little sanding or paint.

Killing wolves costs the state next to nothing: volunteer pilots and hunters perform the task.

If you send someone to a dietitian one time, that will do next to nothing.

But as the founders of Google knew, brand is worth next to nothing in the search business.

Treasury bills cost the government next to nothing now, and for better or worse, near-zero rates almost certainly won't last.

But more than ever, they need bank accounts for transactions and BofA attracts loads of deposits, paying next to nothing in interest.

I got it for next to nothing in a jumble sale.

Poems are quoted and paraphrased but Mr Stubbs offers next to nothing in the way of analysis.

He will show her the place where they could make her look like a lady---for next to nothing.

I got the TV set for next-to-nothing in a jumble sale.

No, because the four countries have next to nothing in common, apart from the fact that none is a high-income country.

In those days when science remained undeveloped, the crew's knowledge of thunder and lightning was next to nothing.

Climate change projections indicate that in years to come we will have next to nothing.

My daughter delivers newspapers but they pay her next to nothing for doing it.

Neary published the post the same week that Color, the photo-sharing app that does next to nothing, debuted with $41 million in funding.

I knew next to nothing about electricity.

Since 1998 Turkish motorists have suffered the most as taxes have risen from next to nothing to over 70 euro cents a litre.

All you need is flour with yeast, salt and water, so it costs next to nothing.

In fact, raising product quality costs next to nothing if you do it correctly.

I have next to nothing to say about my childhood.

Before the dinner he knew next to nothing about Fosun.

His contribution to the project was next to nothing.

The boring guy is interested in next to nothing.

For deaths not designated karoshi, the family gets next to nothing.

Mike: Yeah, I was just starved for culture. This is different dad. This is karate it's a man's sport and it costs next to nothing.

Online, you can listen to the world's best lecturers for next to nothing.

Her job's so cushy: she does next to nothing and earns a fortune.

I'm really not interested in politics. I know next to nothing about it.

Or the two of us, actually, because as we know, Louisette does next to nothing.

She knows next to nothing about politics.

Is she a college student? She knows next to nothing.

He will show her the place where they could make her look a proper dame----for next to nothing .

This car's worth next to nothing, which's full of rust.

That's how I got the DVDs for next to nothing.

I had heard about the Tujia before, but new next to nothing about them.

It will cost next to nothing to repair it.

Maybe because there are so few Icelanders in the world, we know next to nothing about them.

The dealer gave us next to nothing for our old car.

The appetite for US public debt is undimmed: the government can borrow for next to nothing.

No wonder she's ill. She eats next to nothing.

The speech said next to nothing.

She ate next to nothing at dinner.

I'm sorry, I know next to nothing about the new email program.

Japanese savers, earning next-to-nothing in yen, have poured into investments based on higher-yielding currencies, such as New Zealand's.

I know next to nothing about English.

Petrol in Iran is 40 centres a litre and gas next to nothing we are told.

It is worth next to nothing.

He has eaten next to nothing.

It's next to nothing.

No wonder she is ill! She eats next to nothing.

The chance for you to study abroad is next to nothing.

I went to the new discount store and bought these new shoes for only five dollars . That 's next to nothing !

Last year, a restructuring by Asian Aluminum Holdings left many debtholders with next to nothing.

She learns next to nothing every day.

Also, since it is almost completely underground, it costs next to nothing to heat in the winter or cool in the summer. (Link | Photo)

When she was ill helen ATE next to nothing

Many people in poor countries have next-to-nothing;

Many people in poor countries have next-to-nothing;