Not a clue

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and down a

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little bit no clue

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you might even put your hands up like

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this not a clue you might even kind of

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wave your hands away to say nope

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not a clue why didn't Sarah come to the

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party last night sorry if your name's

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Sarah I'm gonna be using your name a lot

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you might say I don't have the faintest

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idea

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this means it kind of implies that you

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don't know but also you don't really

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care the word feint means that something

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is difficult to see so if your pen

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doesn't have much ink in it the writing

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will be faint the words on the page

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we'll be faint so in this situation

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you're saying I don't have the faintest

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idea that means my ideas about where

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Sarah was are very faint I don't see

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them I have no idea why didn't Sarah

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come to the party last night I haven't

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the foggiest idea it's the same idea as

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faintest idea we're using the root word

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fog or foggy sometimes in the morning

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there's a fog outside and it's tough to

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see it's difficult to see because of the

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fog in the US this expression feels a

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little