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| Could you provide me some examples / situations where the above phrases would be best used? I'm taking a stab at some translation work and any input on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. |
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| Not much, though I would say 'in all events'. Anyhow/anyway are less formal and more likely to be used in spoken rather than written language, and wouldn't be used in formal writing. |
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