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Nur taralib turadiyee ??

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“You’re never too old or too young, too white or too black, too male or too female to go after your dreams

But you can be too chicken.”

– Alex Hormozi

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- "With that in mind" is used to introduce a new idea, decision, or action based on something mentioned earlier. It shows that the speaker is considering a previous point while making a statement.

### How it Works:- You first state a fact or a situation.
- “With that in mind” helps to connect that fact to the next statement, implying that the second action or idea is influenced by the first one.

### Example:
1. Basic Sentence:
"The company is focusing on sustainability."

Complex Sentence:
"The company is focusing on sustainability. With that in mind, they are planning to switch to renewable energy sources next year."

1. Another Example:
   Basic Sentence:
   "The students struggled with the new topic."

Complex Sentence:
"The students struggled with the new topic. With that in mind, the teacher decided to review the material again."

### Points to Remember:- This phrase helps show a logical connection between ideas or decisions.
- It’s commonly used to introduce follow-up actions based on previous information.

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