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Discover Ludwig"though even" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used to emphasize a contrast or exception in a sentence. Example: "Though even the most experienced hikers can get lost in this dense forest, Jake confidently led our group through the maze of trees."
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Money isn't everything, though, even for Republicans.
Sometimes, though, even they sound doubtful.
Not for atheists, though, even if it is their day.
Sometimes, though, even the sure things do not develop.
Conscience evolves unevenly, though, even now, with the elephant.
Nowadays though, even desktop PCs are able to fulfil such tasks.
They are spooky, those woods though, even in the day.
Happily, though, even newcomers appear to embrace Austin's friendly weirdness.
She keeps everything neat, though, even her sentences.
Sometimes, though, even the best executed plans go awry.
Remarkably though, even at $30/barrel, production still continued at a solid pace.
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