"Despite the fact that".
Hi, here's just a random phrase: "She went to Spain despite the fact that her doctor had told her to rest" and I just want to know how can I replace the phrase in that sentence? Please, show me some more expressions like that which mean the same thing. Or in other words, I'm asking you to paraphrase that sentence. :)
Thanks for your attention! :)

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- She went to Spain even though her doctor had told her to rest.
- Although her doctor had told her to rest, she went to Spain.
- Despite her doctor telling her to rest, she went to Spain. 
- Her doctor told her to rest. However, she went to Spain anyway.
- Regardless of the fact that her doctor had told her to rest, she went to Spain.

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''Even though the doctor told her to rest, she went to Spain'' also :)

hope i've helped

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I guess you could say '' She went to Spain, although the doctor told her to rest"

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