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Synonymous expression for idiom 'for that matter'



 
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Synonymous expression for idiom 'for that matter' Sat Oct 21, 2006 22:31 pm  Synonymous expression for idiom 'for that matter'
 

Hi

Could you please provide me with a synonymous expression for "for that matter" in the following sentence(s)?

1- I did not ask to be kidnapped-- or released for that matter.

2- Don't talk to me like that, or to anyone else for that matter.

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For that matter Sun Oct 22, 2006 0:03 am  For that matter
 

The idiom 'for that matter' can be replaced by 'in fact' or 'actually', for example.
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