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She is just a person, albeit a very powerful person.albeit = although (used to introduce a phrase that reduces or modifies the effect of what preceded it)
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The problem is correctable, albeit with some pain.
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But there was something fascinating— albeit in a sick way—about teasing Hassan.† (source)
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The Sixers are really no different than a Gunter clan, albeit a well-funded one.† (source)
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"Yes," replied the Count, albeit a little tentatively, "it is.† (source)
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Nevertheless, Mamaw's was a deeply personal (albeit quirky) faith.† (source)
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The one good thing about being an officer in Omori was that one was exempt from slave labor, albeit at the painful cost of half of the standard ration.† (source)albeit = although (used to introduce a phrase that reduces or modifies the effect of what preceded it)
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They discover that they can communicate in a bastardized form of Hungarian, albeit not always accurately.† (source)
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He was an exceptionally spiritual man, albeit one in constant conflict with the Church.† (source)
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Harry was even glad to see him, because he was company, albeit of a snide and taunting kind.† (source)
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"Bates," I say, because this is another detail I didn't know, albeit insignificant.† (source)
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They enabled him to see with almost razor-sharp clarity, albeit in monochrome.† (source)
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It was just a museum display, albeit an excessively morbid one.† (source)
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So I can see the jarring scene, albeit in gray.† (source)
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Sometimes—albeit, rarely—girls were met.† (source)
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This was the closest to him I'd been and I expected to spot all sorts of details — red teeth, long ears, narrow eyes — but he looked like a normal human, albeit a tremendously ugly one.† (source)
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