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the train won't come despite waiting for so long
<..>. Despite aforementioned advantages, <...>. - English Only forum
...despite one praying earnestly and repeatedly, it may signify that some believers... - English Only forum
"...despite that he was ill."? - English Only forum
'Despite' with an adjective? - English Only forum
'even if' or 'even though' or 'despite' - English Only forum
'yet' human activities are .... [although? despite?] - English Only forum
# I couldn't find him no matter what I did, despite my having spoken to him hours before - English Only forum
100 things I love you despite of - English Only forum
A person who takes a bath despite low temperature - English Only forum
about despite - English Only forum
acted in a benevolent and accommodating manner .. despite the Claimant’s unreadiness - English Only forum
After = Due to / After = Despite ?? - English Only forum
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Although and despite in the same sentence - English Only forum
Although he is / Despite being a fool. - English Only forum
although or despite - English Only forum
Although or Despite? - English Only forum
Although television is Vs. Despite television being - English Only forum
although vs. despite - English Only forum
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and that is/was despite the fact that - English Only forum
apart from = despite? - English Only forum
As, despite the obstacles, it has not withheld me... - English Only forum
Because of that frugality, or <despite it,> - English Only forum
beyond/despite? - English Only forum
but despite <this><that> I was still angry - English Only forum
Can "barefooted" be an adverb despite "-ed"? - English Only forum
Can despite be conjunction? - English Only forum
cling to false beliefs despite overwhelming <evidence> - English Only forum
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