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Discover Ludwig"even if few" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a clause that indicates a specific condition or situation that may be unlikely or uncommon, but is still possible. Here is an example: "Even if few people believe in me, I will continue to pursue my dreams." In this sentence, the phrase "even if few" introduces the condition that not many people believe in the speaker. However, the speaker is determined to continue their pursuit despite this potential obstacle.
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Thus, many genes with spaced CpG sites may not be detected by MeDIP-seq, even if few CpG sites present are actually methylated.
The impasse has been remarkable to behold, even if few people are watching.
The government says it has created some 280,000 jobs, even if few are permanent.
One can want to stop welfare tourism even if few people would be affected.
But humans, even if few have ever set foot on the island, have had an impact.
He was ready for revolution, even if few others were ready to join.
Sport, and not just cricket, continued to fascinate hundreds of millions, even if few actually participated.
But her outrage over the Malvinas plays well at home, even if few Argentines believe that it will achieve much.
All are composers and bandleaders with serious résumés, even if few are well known outside jazz circles.
Dharavi's fingerprints continue to be found across Mumbai's economy and beyond, even if few people realize it.
There are other sizeable venues contributing to this sense of victory (even if few are actually calling themselves "clubs").
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