At that
To boot
To boot adverb - In addition, by way of addition; furthermore.
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Justified as he's a Literal Split Personality of a god that was split in two and temporally displaced to boot (split 600 years across time and space, at that) thanks to a botched summoning.
Source: Younger Than They Look -
It's actually quite effective at that, and is still a great game to boot.
Source: Video Game / No Greater Glory -
Phony Newscast: The movie somehow manages to shoehorn a reporter (the same reporter at that, and played by the director's wife Genie Francis to boot) into every scene in which the Thunderbirds appear in the outside world.
Source: Film / Thunderbirds
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