Typos

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> What about... "I could care less"?  I've always
> thought of it as "I couldn't care less" (which makes
> more sense), seen others use the "couldn't" form and
> used it that way myself, but I've also seen in older
> books where they do write "I could care less."
> 
> little Alex
>

Oh, I agree. There are tons of examples where sarcasm may be used 
in one case, and understatment in another. What I meant was, are there 
any examples with the particular expression "not exactly", which is a 
very common expression, but always, in my experience, followed by the 
opposite of what is intended?

Cheers,
-Cornflower O'Shea

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