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"Prego" , "Non ce di che" and "di nulla" are some of the common responses to "Grazie" with "prego" being the most common.

To say, "No, Thank you" in reponse to Thanks you can say "Grazie a Lei" if you wish to speak formally or 'Grazie a te" for an informal response.

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