In debt to vs in debt of

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  • I won't be in debt to anyone.
  • I am deeply in debt to him.
  • And I'm in debt to the show.
  • So he was in debt to Burgess.
  • Fifteen working days before each due date the EMI shall give notification thereof to the central bank of the country that is in debt to the European Community.
  • You're in debt to these people.
  • At least 15 calendar days before each due date the ECB shall notify the national central bank of the Member State that is in debt to the European Community.
  • I'm in debt to the credit union... ...for the loan they made me in '67.

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