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The phrase "and be damned" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express defiance or disregard for consequences, often in a colloquial or emphatic context.
Example: "I will pursue my dreams, and be damned if anyone tries to stop me."
Alternatives: "and to hell with it" or "and let the chips fall where they may".
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Scott was supposed to have replied, "Post and be damned; but if you do, you will only post yourself a damned liar, and everybody else will say so".
PUBLISH and be damned.
"Publish and be damned.
His response was instant: "Publish and be damned".
They should tell the government to publish and be damned.
I'm like the Duke of Wellington: publish and be damned.
It had been decorated with a thought bubble that read, "Publish and be damned".
Here, the press works to the principle of publish and be damned.
"Every instinct that you have as an editor is to publish and be damned.
All I intended was that Working Title Films should release their film and be damned.
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I know I advocate the practice of dress-as-you-please-and-be-damned, but there are limits.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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