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Twingo vs. twinge? | "That being said" vs "Having said that"

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#16 (permalink) Tue Jul 31, 2007 17:42 pm a kind of a ~/ kind of a ~

Thank you, it was nice to have known how English speaking people see these sentences anyway.(:

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