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Meaning of "that said" Mon Jan 24, 2005 21:40 pm  Meaning of "that said"
 

Test No. incompl/inter-9 "Say/Tell", question 3

That ........., they walked out of the room in total silence.

(a) told
(b) said
(c) telling
(d) saying

Test No. incompl/inter-9 "Say/Tell", answer 3

That said, they walked out of the room in total silence.

Correct answer: (b) said

Your answer was: incorrect
That told, they walked out of the room in total silence.
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Meaning of that said Mon Jan 24, 2005 22:04 pm  Meaning of that said
 

That said is a commonly used phrase while that told is not.
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Meaning of that said Thu May 04, 2006 17:02 pm  Meaning of that said
 

Torsten wrote:
That said is a commonly used phrase while that told is not.

What does "that said" means?
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That said Thu May 04, 2006 18:19 pm  That said
 

Hi irena,

That said means after you've said that. In other words it has the idea that something is accepted and you can now go on to a new subject.

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Meaning of "that said" Thu Mar 15, 2007 10:06 am  Meaning of "that said"
 

sorry sir, but I guess you're wrong. I think it always comes in the beginning of a concessive clause meaning yet, but...etc
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The Interpreter" would have more current-events clout if it dealt with specific issues in a real African country, rather than generic troubles in an imaginary nation. That said, the movie takes what amounts to a daring position in today's ideological climate
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Meaning of "that said" Thu Mar 15, 2007 10:41 am  Meaning of "that said"
 

I can only repeat: 'That said' means 'having said that'. In other words you use the construction to suggest that although what you (the writer) have said is taken for granted/accepted, you wish to add something else.

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Meaning of "that said" Sun Jun 29, 2008 2:58 am  Meaning of "that said"
 

I agree with Awatef alaa.
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