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present company excluded present company excludedWithout regards to the person or people in one's immediate vicinity. Everyone in this school is a self-centered, spoiled little brat. Present company excluded, of course. Present company excluded, there isn't a single person in this building who has the skills it takes to run the business. See also: company, exclude, present Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also:- present company excepted
- sink to new depths
- I'm all right, Jack
- there's no I in team
- sink to such depths
- stoop so low
- sink so low
- A man wrapped up in himself makes a very small bundle
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