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Since 2008, Robby Kukurs has been a leading voice in English fluency through English Harmony. Today, his work focuses on helping immigrants in English speaking countries overcome limiting subconscious beliefs. As a specialized coach, he helps immigrants dismantle the hidden fears, "smallness," and childhood stress that lead to burnout, financial anxiety and relationship problems. Robby’s mission is to help you stop being a "victim" of your past and start being the calm, stable "rock" for your family and career.
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Hi Sunny,
It’s pretty much the same as “for example” or “for instance” – simple as that! 😉
Regards,
Robby
Hi Robby, I have read and heard the phrase ‘for the argument’s sake ‘ a couple of times in your blog articles and videos. I thought about the meaning of it several times but could not come to a satisfactory conclusion. Would you please clarify the meaning of the said phrase? Thank you! in advance.