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The phrase "as though any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a hypothetical situation or to suggest that something is being treated as if it were true, regardless of its actual validity.
Example: "He spoke to her as though any criticism would shatter her confidence."
Alternatives: "as if any" or "as though all".
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It is as though any joy, especially a newly remembered joy, must be tickled by sin.
It is not as though any of these power suppliers are offering anything different.
It's not as though any money is forthcoming to run safer public transport through the night.
It feels as though any of about 10 sides could win in Gabon.
I think that, deep down, George felt as though any sort of public generosity made him seem weak.
The Republicans feel as though any worker who fails to vote should be automatically counted as a "no".
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Though as with any major technology project, the dates involved in both the.info and.biz rollouts are subject to change.
BET surface area of the carbons obtained could be reached to high value, as high as 2000 m2/g, even though any activation process was not applied.
"You really felt as though at any moment Eddie Carbone could come off that stage and grab your throat," Joe Melillo told me.
It seemed as though hardly any time had passed when she announced that anyone who wasn't feeling the medicine yet should drink again.
Yes it is … As usual, though any named artist may be known for such behaviour, it's all about the song itself.
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