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The phrase 'period of course' is correct and is used in written English
This phrase is used to indicate agreement with something that was said or presented. For example: If I said, "I'm feeling overwhelmed by the amount of work I have to do," you could reply, "Yes, that's a lot of work. Period of course."
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With a Cheerio for the period, of course.
There are major differences with the previous period, of course.
Over the same period, of course, unemployment has climbed.
Throughout this period, of course, I had a book of my own to write.
Dylan's "electric period," of course, was not contained in that manic, fifteen-month period.
The Fed was held in equally high esteem during the nineteen-twenties — another boom period, of course..
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The Afghan presence in northern India during this period was of course not simply restricted to Aḥmad Shah's campaigns.
"Turkey is going through a painful period, and of course blocking democratic politics deepens the sense of hopelessness," he told reporters outside party headquarters in Ankara.
It was a very exciting and electrifying period, and of course we all felt that we had a role to play in building the new nation".
A handful of my Brooklyn 14th crew drove down to Shiloh from the Northeast, and I elected to tag along as a journalist — in period costume, of course.
It's a period comedy, of course, comparable to the Coens' Hollywood fantasy Barton Fink, and is delivered with their signature tendency towards ruminative adagio, letting us savour distinctive period detail and production design.
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