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idiomnot have much in the way ofamount typespoken used in order to say that there is not enough of something, especially when you are disappointed or annoyed by this:They don't have much in the way of facilities - there's not even a tennis court.We don't have much in the way of stuff to cook but we might be able to dig something out of the fridge. What have you got in the way of ...?: What have you got in the way of desserts?
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