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・ No Time (Serebro song)
・ No Time (The Guess Who song)
・ No Time (Whiteout song)
・ No Time for Comedy
・ No Time for Dreaming
・ No Time for Figleaves
・ No Time for Flowers
・ No Time For Goodbye
・ No Time for Later
・ No Smoke, No Mirrors
・ No smoking
・ No Smoking (1951 film)
・ No Smoking (1955 film)
・ No Smoking (2007 film)
・ No Smoking Day
No Soap (In a Dirty War)
・ No soap radio
・ No Soap, Radio (TV series)
・ No Social Media
・ No Son of Mine
・ No Song Too Sacred
・ No song, no supper
・ No sos vos, soy yo
・ No Soucy !
・ No Soul No Strain
・ No Sound But a Heart
・ No Sound But the Wind
・ No Sound from the Outside
・ No Sound Without Silence
・ No Sound Without Silence Tour


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No Soap (In a Dirty War) : ウィキペディア英語版
No Soap (In a Dirty War)

''No Soap (in a Dirty War)'' is the second single released by Reverend and the Makers off their second album, ''A French Kiss in the Chaos''. It was released on 5 October 2009 and was featured during Reverend and the Makers' three-night run at Wembley Stadium supporting Oasis. The song is a hit with fans due to Jon Mclure's lyrics focusing on the reality of the world, as he tries to in all of his songs, and the lyrics have proved a hit with fans who see the song as somewhat "anthemic".
==Release==
The track was available on digital download with the formats containing the new radio version of the track along with b-sides. The band also offered up the b-side slots on the digital bundles up to local Sheffield producers, who were invited to remix the track for a chance for the remix to be included on the single. The single was released on 5 October and McClure featured on ''Soccer AM'' and ''Never Mind The Buzzcocks'' (along with DJ Ironik and Carol Vordeman) in November and December in 2009 where he was promoting the single.

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