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no one
[noh wuhn]
pronoun
no person; not anyone; nobody.
No one is home.
no-one
pronoun
no person; nobody
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Word History and Origins
Origin of no-one1
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“Other states have this too, but for us, it’s such a concentrated area. We have incredibly rural areas. We have lots of suburban areas. We have very densely populated urban areas,” says McCarthy, “We need lots of different responses to the problem, there is no one size fits all for what we have.”
People have lost their family homes, and there’s no one to fall back on when times get hard.
“The risk of recession is greater today than before. From my experience, when it is so beautiful that no one can see it is going to be bad, that is when the economy is at its riskiest.”
"No one was prepared for this," Jose Cervantes, owner of a coffee shop in one of the affected areas, told Reuters news agency.
"This will ensure no one else comes into contact with the ashes and will minimise any impact on the soil."
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