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- 09-Dec-2007, 05:18 #1
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none the worse for 
I want to ask what the meaning of the following sentence is:
"A good song is none the worse for being twice sung."
In fact, how to use "none the worse for" to express my idea?
Give me some examples please~~
- 09-Dec-2007, 05:44 #2
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Re: none the worse for "A good song is none the worse for(~ not at all harmed by or made worse by) being twice sung."
I lost a fortune in the recent financial crisis but I’m none the worse for the experience.
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