Just about equal, very close: “It doesn’t matter to me—it’s ________.”
| NR | 19 |
| SIX OF ONE AND HALF-A-DOZEN OF THE OTHER | 17 |
| ALL THE SAME | 8 |
| ALL THE SAME TO ME | 6 |
| IMMATERIAL | 6 |
| ONE’S AS GOOD AS THE OTHER | 4 |
| IMMATERIAL TO ME | 2 |
| NIP AND TUCK | 2 |
| SIX OF ONE AND HALF-A-DOZEN OF ANOTHER | 2 |
| ALL RIGHT EITHER WAY | 1 |
| ALL RIGHT WITH ME | 1 |
| AS BROAD AS IT’S LONG | 1 |
| DOESN’T MATTER TO ME WHICH WAY THE RIVER RUNS | 1 |
| DON’T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE TO ME | 1 |
| I WOULDN’T TURN MY HAND OVER FOR THE DIFFERENCE | 1 |
| IT DOESN’T DIFFER | 1 |
| IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE | 1 |
| JUST FOR FUN | 1 |
| JUST THE SAME | 1 |
| MAKES NO DIFFERENCE | 1 |
| ONE WAY OR THE OTHER | 1 |
| ROBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL | 1 |
| SAME DIFFERENCE | 1 |
| SIX OF ONE AND HALF-DOZEN OF ANOTHER | 1 |
| THERE’S NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE | 1 |
| THERE’S NOTHING TO LOSE | 1 |
| TIT FOR TAT | 1 |
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