no

For the rest of the trip, Rizzo kept spelling out, in order, the letters r-h-i-n-o-c-e-r-o-s and a-n-t-h-r-o-p-o-i-d.

“[N]o one has a stronger voice in this than the American Jewish community,” Kerry said.

[N]o one is discussing “exempting” congressional staffers from Obamacare.

N-o, but if she is here I suppose I can't have Tabitha for a room-mate.

"N-o," he said, as if impartially looking back on whatever the excellent meal had been.

"N—o," she said reflectively, as if running over in her mind a dozen delectable plans.

The horizontal lines g h, i k, l m, and n o divide the five large periods of the organic history of the earth one from another.

N o w you know the sort of perfectly splendid modern young lady I am.