please yourself
used for telling someone that you do not care whether they do a particular thing or not
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used for telling someone that you do not care whether they do a particular thing or not
used for saying that you do not care what someone does and doubt whether they will be successful
used for saying that even if something was true, a particular person would not know/care about it
used for saying that the time when something is wanted, needed, or possible has gone
adverb, conjunction
used for saying that you do not care when something happens, because all times are equally convenient
adverb, conjunction
used for saying that you do not care where something happens, because all the places are equally good
used for saying that something does not make you angry, upset, or sad
used for saying that you will accept any choice or decision that someone else makes
used when talking to someone who has made you angry or upset, for saying that their actions do not worry or interest you
used for saying that if someone does not do something, they will not get an advantage
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using the Internet where you work, during working hours, for activities which are not work-related
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… to reveal a small part of your intentions in order to attract support, without actually committing yourself to doing anything
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