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"With no": As in, 'with no clothes on' as opposed to 'without clothes on'?
Yes, without clothes on. Without a doubt, naked would be best
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Originally Posted by TheGrandK-Man
"Find no": As in, 'I find no reason to postpone the meeting'?
I was taught to restructure such a sentence. "No reason exists to postpone the meeting." "The meterman found no leaks." If there weren't any leaks, how did he find them? "No leaks were found by the meterman" or "There was not any leak found."
Young Professional (an attempt at elevating the perception of a new graduate with a sophisticated-sounding name).
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