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Discover Ludwig"though lasting" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to introduce an idea that is in opposition to what was said in the preceding sentence. For example: "The effects were short-lived; though lasting, they ultimately faded away."
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Though lasting only 10 minutes, it ended up becoming a famous bit of philosophical lore.
It does have solid battery life though, lasting a day with intensive use, longer if used sparingly.
Though lasting only thirty-five mitutes, it feels twice as long as the fifty-five-minute "Pavement".
Blame -- or credit -- two main factors: the muting of the economic cycle, with busts coming less often and being less harsh though lasting longer; and the continuing decline of the nation's factories.
The idea that the wary and slow-burning relationship between Picasso and Matisse should have been just as productive, though lasting more than half a century rather than the six or seven hectic Picasso-Braque years, had never been so boldly proposed as in this exhibition.
Battery life is only so-so, though, lasting only five hours while mixing, barely enough to put together an all-night set.
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That VCR, though, lasted many years and provided countless hours of entertainment to the family.
Not all of his clients were so lucky, though; last weekend he had a dozen of their instruments drying out downstairs.
The cylinders, though, last 50 years.
Instead of five hours, though, it lasts for five days.
Origins, though, leave lasting marks, and Amazon remains intimately tangled up in books.
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