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Is it only correct to say "that being said" or "with that being said"? Could it be "with that said"?
Is it only correct to say "that being said" or "with that being said"? Could it be "with that said"?
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Both have the same meaning. It’s a question of preference ...it is a preface to the next point you want to make ...the next point tends to be very different or even contrary to the first point. Don’t overthink use either😀
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