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Discover Ludwig"despite those" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something still happens even though certain difficulties exist. For example, "Despite those long hours, we still finished the project on time."
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Despite those results, Sheriff Arpaio kept going.
Despite those losses, that bond still lives.
Despite those successes, another obstacle appeared.
Despite those precautions, they are sometimes caught.
Despite those efforts, considerable difficulties remained.
Despite those problems, industry analysts are upbeat.
Despite those efforts the mall remained mainly dormant and unsold.
Despite those troubles, Mr. Sawyer said he had no regrets.
Despite those announcements, the furniture industry is not moribund.
Despite those setbacks, the Cubans have cruised so far.
But despite those assurances, Galleon faces an uncertain future.
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