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to the effect that — {adj. phr.} With the meaning or purpose; to say that. * /He made a speech to the effect that we would all keep our jobs even if the factory were sold./ * /The new governor would do his best in the office to which he had been elected./ … Dictionary of American idioms
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to the effect — phrasal with the meaning < issued a statement to the effect that he would resign > … New Collegiate Dictionary
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