Any case
Effect
Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.
Mutual synonyms
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They get blown up before they can put their plan into effect, obviously, and it's unlikely they would've succeeded in any case.
Source: The Starscream -
In any case, the effect is the same: you're left without a way to gauge how amazing or important things "really" are.
Source: Emphasize EVERYTHING -
In any case, given that Earth was annihilated as a side effect of a battle between Samaar and some other unknown alien civilization, humanity is not eager to apply for membership in it.
Source: The Federation
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