not one red cent

Not one red cent for me.

Google wins, and it costs them not one red cent and they end up killing two birds with one stone.

Mr. Barbour testified that the money was not needed by candidates and "not one red cent" was used for campaigning.

"Not one red cent," Fitz emphasized, "not once the public knows what you really did to Eddie."

The Cardinal answered that the trip cost the archdiocese "not one red cent," but even if it had, he said, "who would we want the church to stop helping?"

Jane wears the same brown, scuffed leather shoes in each episode, and in the episode "Not One Red Cent" in season 5, he finally has them re-soled.

Although Mr. Aloi was reportedly supposed to pressure a window contractor into making some union payoffs, Mr. Hoffman stressed, the contractor paid "not one red cent."

There had never been such an across- the-media-board free advertising campaign in the history of newspaper, radio and television and it cost the promoters of the Aquarian conspiracy, NATO and the Club of Rome not one red cent.

"The U.K. has spent millions of dollars on new four-wheel-drive Jeeps for British consultants to drive around, but when it comes to money for housing, not one red cent," David Brandt, a lawyer and local legislator, complained to Radio Montserrat in an interview earlier this summer.

"Once the financial markets see that I am serious, that we're not about to have a $200 billion tax cut, and we're certainly not about to have a tax cut of any size - not one red cent - that is basically an add-on to this deficit, then they will stabilize and go forward," he said.