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The phrase "about this anyway" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to refer to a topic or situation while expressing a sense of casualness or resignation.
Example: "I don't really understand the details, but let's just talk about this anyway."
Alternatives: "regarding this after all" or "concerning this regardless".
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Muallem says, regarding the cancellation of the US/Russia meeting, the Syrians were always sceptical about this anyway.
But why should you care about this anyway?
We knew about this anyway…" .
That's sure appealing, but don't get too excited (not about this, anyway).
Obviously Josh doesn't need to lie about this anyway, because making a Pop-Tart gun is not a big deal.
Obviously Josh doesn't need to lie about this anyway, as making a Pop-Tart gun is not a big deal.
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Starbucks says it had been thinking about doing this anyway.Similarly, "anti-sweatshop" campaigns, mostly in America and mostly student-led, have had effects well beyond the university campus.
And for the next week, we're all paralyzed waiting to hear who the president will be (as if he could do something about all this anyway).
I'm sure in 90 days I will have forgotten about all of this, anyway.
Theorists have discovered that it is possible to bring about this merger -- on paper, anyway -- if each kind of particle making up the universe is described as a different note produced by tiny superstrings vibrating in nine-dimensional space.
Anyway, how about this rain, huh?
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