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It means nothing without more context. It works here: A: Did you buy anything when you were out? B: No, nothing.
- It means nothing without more context.
- It works here: A: Did you buy anything when you were out?
- B: No, nothing.
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It means nothing without more context. It works here:
A: Did you buy anything when you were out?
B: No, nothing.
A: Did you buy anything when you were out?
B: No, nothing.
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