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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a month even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the duration of a month in a context where the speaker wants to highlight that the time frame is significant or surprising.
Example: "I can't believe it took a month even to finish the project."
Alternatives: "even a month" or "a full month even".
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The so-called peace dividend is fast disappearing into a military operation costing at least $2.5 billion a month even before the shooting starts.
With spending that weak, the economy would probably continue to shed 75,000 to 80,000 jobs a month, even after stronger growth resumes, he said.
Former Mayor Ed Koch kept his Greenwich Village apartment, which cost less than $500 a month, even after winning the right to occupy the mayoral mansion on the Upper East Side.
While some are now offering unlimited service for $45 to $50 a month, even those prices are extremely unaffordable in a country where salaries still average $200 a month.
But within a month, even walking had become excruciating.
Transaction fees can be to $15 to $25 a month, even if customers don't buy anything.
But the sign goes up once a month, even when there's no immediate need for workers.
He drives to Kandahar perhaps once a month, even though many people along the route know who he is.
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Next year, they project, the economy will add 2.25 million jobs -- or 188,000 a month -- even as growth in overall output runs 3.8percentt.
Long fasts like this should be done anywhere from once a week to once a month -- even once a month has been shown to have dramatic health benefits.
Most say they couldn't imagine spending more than $3,000 a month, even if buying only the most expensive of everything, eating out for every meal, and running air-conditioning around the clock.
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