Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• As we have explained in Section 3 in some cases it is also necessary to update sibling classes although the superclass of a class has not been refactored.
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• As we have explained in Section 3 in some cases it is also necessary to update sibling classes although the superclass of a class has not been refactored.
• As we have explained in Section 3 in some cases it is also necessary to update sibling classes although the superclass of a class has not been refactored.
• As we have explained in Section 3, in order to significantly re

• frequently enough that they should be ...
• Jun 25, 2011 ... Not only does it sound informal, but both Thanks! and Thanks a lot! are frequently used ironically
• Jul 1, 2014 ... What is the difference between “Thanks much” and “Thanks a lot”? up vote 6 down vote favorite. 2. A: Can you give me a pen? B: Yes, take it.
• May 19, 2006 ... I agree completely, it sounds wrong to me. And thanks a lot for your advice to me qwq, it was mindbogglingly useful. Last edited: Mar 28, 2013.
• Nov 25, 2012 ... To me "Thank You very much" and "Thanks a lot" also sounds more loving than just "Thanks". It means like, they respect and value me more :D ...