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Neither Here nor There
Neither Here nor There
Neither Here nor There : Phrases
Meaning:
Of no consequence either one way of the other.
Example:
Origin:
The is a 16th century phrase and is first recorded in Arthur Golding's translation of The sermons of J. Calvin upon Deuteronomie, 1583:
"True it is that our so dooing is neither here nor there (as they say) in respect of God."
The 'as they say' in that quotation suggests and earlier origin.
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