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anything

[en-ee-thing] / ˈɛn iˌθɪŋ /
NOUN
unspecified object or event
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“You don’t have to pay extra, but you can’t have anything be delinquent,” if you want your score to improve, Raneri said.

From MarketWatch

“After so many disappointments over the years, it’s hard to believe that anything’s going to go right,” Sullivan said, later admitting that “I was convinced they were cuffed face-down on the linoleum somewhere.”

From Los Angeles Times

The police have not said anything about the identity of the possible perpetrators.

From BBC

As artificial intelligence hyper-flattens mass culture, anything denoting evidence of humanity becomes exceptionally desirable.

From The Wall Street Journal

Accessories—anything from shoelace charms to glitter freckles to decor for your decor—give consumers ways to update their look and express themselves at a fraction of the cost.

From The Wall Street Journal