problem with mean of a phrase! - "yet in still"

[duc]

I really can't understand this phrase.Please explain and tell me what does it mean?
""""""""" YET IN STILL""""""""
Thanks in advance!
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[Yankee]

Hi Duc

Do you have the rest of the sentence?
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ESL teacher, translator, and a native speaker of American English

[Molly]

??

yet it still

[vsherry]

I believe you mean "yet and still." This is a redundant conversational convention. As both adverbs have the same meaning, you only need one.

Yet and still, he did not change his ways.
Yet he did not change his ways.
Still he did not change his ways.

[duc]

Sorry,I read this phrase in a book that I don't remember where I put it.If I find my book,I will post that sentence on the forum.