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I don't have an skerrick of energy left in me.

She wants anyone with even the smallest skerrick of information to come forward.

There is not a skerrick of evidence behind the allegation.

There's not even a skerrick of anything about economic fundamentals or any related.

Not a skerrick of river water is left to run into the Southern Ocean.

He does not offer a single skerrick of evidence for this unscholarly claim.

One only needs a skerrick of ambition, intelligence or drive to secure a comfortable lifestyle.

But that is just a skerrick of the Old Yarranlea story.

How at first you deny it's happened and grasp every skerrick of how things were.

No one else would care a skerrick that a rabid animal might bite her children if they came in to use the outside loo.

If there is a skerrick of doubt, my mind would deny my body any other luxury.

In the time I've been involved there hasn't been one skerrick of concern but in the current climate, why not?

He has no credibility, not a skerrick of credibility, on the issue of asylum seekers.

Oh, just one word of warning - not one skerrick of octarine is used in the recipes!

This crusade against free speech, so recklessly encouraged by O'Farrell without a skerrick of evidence, must be stopped.

One of the things open on the evidence is there not a skerrick of evidence of child sexual abuse at a youth detention centre.

If he had a skerrick of honour he would have been upfront with his Senate colleagues but instead he hid it from them.

We have not seen one skerrick of research which demonstrates some shortcoming in the current mainstream criminal law regime in Queensland.

Referee Jaco Peyper left every last skerrick of common sense in his Wellington hotel room before the game.

We battle on in our rows, like child labourers in a Bangladeshi textile factory, with nary a skerrick of self-pity.

The trouble with this view is that there is not a skerrick of evidence that this happens in the jurisdictions that do have such bodies.

I'm fresh out of bed, lunchboxes made, favourite jeans, and not a skerrick of make-up or a photographer's fancy light to obliterate the imperfections.

Eleven days ago he underwent an aggressive chemotherapy, not for the sake of killing cancer - but to knock out every skerrick of protection his body has against infection.

Detectives re-examined their suspect "with fine tooth comb multiple times" but couldn't find that extra skerrick of evidence they needed to get the DPP across the line.

According to historian Peter Stanley, "No historian of standing believes the Japanese had a plan to invade Australia, there is not a skerrick of evidence."