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"with it being" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when you are talking about a situation that is currently happening. For example, "With it being so hot outside, I don't think I will go for a jog today."
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I'm fine with it being fast.
Especially with it being in the newspaper.
It's special with it being on BBC.
"I disagree with it being used as a political football".
"But they were very happy with it being just that.
Hardly surprising, what with it being total cobblers.
"With it being isometric, there's no depth," says McFarland.
with it being so thin, so mobile, it's really cool.
Or rather I do, what with it being my job.
What with it being home to Shakespeare's Capulets and Montagues.
But I don't argue with it being there.
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