"never the less"="eventhough"?
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"Even though" is used as a conjunction between two contrasting clauses, while "nevertheless"
is used at the beginning of a new sentence, to contrast its meaning with the preceding
one. An example:
"Peter won the race, even though John has more training." "John has more training than Peter. Nevertheless, Peter won the race." |