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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'though left' is a correct and usable form of written English.
It usually occurs when introducing a contrast between two things. For example: Though left behind, the farmer still managed to save his prize crop of apples from the flood.
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The Flynns, though, left theirs unchanged.
The scene, though, left a different impression.
Kearney's side, though, left it mightily late.
Kaepernick's throwing motion, though, left much to be desired.
Mr. Obama's timing, though, left something to be desired.
Jacobs, though, left sufficient wiggle room in the schedule.
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The Republican Convention, though, leaves him cold.
Such attacks, though, leave the Republicans vulnerable.
One tip, though: Leave your yoga mats at home.
The losing, though, leaves a sorry taste in your mouth.
Origins, though, leave lasting marks, and Amazon remains intimately tangled up in books.
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