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Discover LudwigThe phrase "surprisingly or not" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used when a statement is likely to be true regardless of whether it is surprising or not. For example, "The pandemic has had far reaching consequences on business, surprisingly or not."
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But surprisingly (or not) these days, very few families insist on this.
Now, surprisingly or not, it was making its first foray into Brooklyn.
Surprisingly (or not) disclosing your iTunes playlist doesn't feature in the selection criteria.
Yet — surprisingly or not — customers are reluctant to strap still-bulky computers to their foreheads and wrists.
"Do we start calling ourselves Earthlings instead of Americans?" Another big topic of conversation, surprisingly or not so surprisingly, was how to dress on a star cruise.
Surprisingly or not, another upside of the crypto market is its tendency toward charitable giving, which is quite common in the space.
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Surprisingly (or maybe not), the incident didn't result in an un-follow.
Not surprisingly, whether or not 'Eric' thanked the participants had a significant impact on their willingness to help.
However, if you don't imbibe, it's completely acceptable to order juice, soft drinks, and, surprisingly (or maybe not, this is Ireland), tea.
Surprisingly (or maybe not), neither Saverin nor the Winklevossesare on the list.
It looks surprisingly (or maybe not so) like the jewel-box-size package Apple used for the iPhone.
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