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didn't

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did·n't  (ddnt)
Contraction of did not.
didn't [ˈdɪdənt]
contraction of
did not
Translations
didn't do
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Of course I've heard of you, seen your picture in the papers, and all that, and, though I say it that shouldn't, I want to say that I didn't care a rap about those articles you wrote on Mexico.
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