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although

[awl-thoh] / ɔlˈðoʊ /


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One attempts to measure the passage of time in her outfit changes — a white jacket, shiny black leggings, a tight leather pencil skirt — although the exact numbers blur when Melania attempts to count them.

From Los Angeles Times

She’s not wrong, although the most compelling thing about that moment is witnessing how exceedingly agreeable everyone is in her orbit.

From Los Angeles Times

“White and gold is you,” he assures her, although — drama alert — she later admits that her favorite colors are actually white and black.

From Los Angeles Times

Smith was not like that in life, although she was described as “spiky” according to those who worked with her, she admitted to being nervous before each take, which explains her devotion to precise delivery.

From Salon

He also blames it for contributing to inequality, although that’s less clear.

From The Wall Street Journal