to say nothing of
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And that’s to say nothing of the obvious fact that a CEO simply doesn’t have the time to deal with every customer complaint — or even more than a handful of them.
From MarketWatch
In terms of popularity, she ranks well below stars of the genre such as Summer Walker and Kehlani, to say nothing of SZA and Beyoncé.
You are going to spend the next two weeks bombarded by footage of ex-Patriot Malcolm Butler’s game-sealing pick—to say nothing of teaser commercials for Super Bowl commercials, when did that become the world’s most unnecessary trend—but these teams are very different enterprises 11 years later.
But gas stations are everywhere—to say nothing of restaurants, hotels and rest stops.
This is to say nothing of a lawsuit from a close friend and former lawyer of Comey that could bring it all to a grinding halt.
From Salon
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