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He said the process is by no means over, either.

Two years in, the work is by no means done.

By no means are such women going home to rest.

However, he and I are by no means the same.

He knew nothing, and had no means to find out.

She was by no means taken with the look of him.

But by no means are they going to give in.

Without friends or family you'll have no means of support.

Once dead, we have no means to bring them back.

I have no means to take on another big fight.

Yet this is by no means the whole of the story.

But it is by no means the major part of the problem.

The success of the plan is by no means certain.

He got it, but they were by no means alone.

But even this is by no means the last word.

The relationship among member companies is by no means strong.

Our current culture of control is by no means new.

Strong Federal or state action is by no means certain.

Last, but by no means least, we are a Community of 500 million people.

What would happen was by no means certain in 1216.

But I was by no means ready to go back!

He had by no means been sure how this would turn out.

But American business is by no means out of the race.

And by no means do its members present a united front.

But two other points were by no means beyond question.