Despite, or in spite of?

flirty41 | 20:23 Mon 31st Mar 2003 | Phrases & Sayings

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Which of the above is correct, or are both? Thanks.

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They both mean exactly the same, so use either.

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Thanks QM - I knew you'd know! I'd been wondering about it for ages! Thanks again!

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