to say nothing of
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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
To say nothing of the artists: What is an award worth if the field of one’s “peers” is defined so narrowly?
From Los Angeles Times
“Here we are in late 2025, with rampant speculation in crypto, private equity, leveraged single-stock ETFs and leveraged private lending, to say nothing of stratospheric capex on AI infrastructure that depreciates faster than ice cream on an August afternoon,” they wrote.
From MarketWatch
And if we really want to take it back in time, perhaps to a film more “Wicked”-adjacent, “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King” clocked in well past three hours, and that is to say nothing of the popularity of its extended versions.
From Salon
Think more modern coaches with plenty of legroom and wifi access, to say nothing of easy online booking.
From MarketWatch
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