'intended' in the sentence

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hi,

I have recently come across the following sentence:
‘And I say that with no offence to the good people of Sydney intended.

Could you please explain the use of ‘intended’ in this sentence? Were some words omitted from the sentence?

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‘And I say that with no offence to the good people of Sydney intended’. = I say what I say without intending/meaning any offence to the good people of Sydney. (Here ‘that’ is not a conjunction; a demonstrative pronoun meaning ‘it’)

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Thank you, Anglophile. The puzzle is easily solved )))

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You’re welcome, Irene!