Synonyms for and so
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1. then, so, and so, and thenadverb

   subsequently or soon afterward (often used as sentence connectors)

   "then he left"; "go left first, then right"; "first came lightning, then thunder"; "we watched the late movie and then went to bed"; "and so home and to bed"

   Synonyms:
   thence, indeed, then, thus, so, and then, thusly, hence, therefore

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1. Elena Kagan:

   The way the grid works -- it prefers cheaper methods, and so President Joe Biden EPA could come out with a rule that is plant by plant but makes coal plants hugely more expensive. This is essentially what the market is already doing, but President Joe Biden EPA could do President Joe Biden EPA faster.

2. Pastor Patton:

   And so I don't believe his campaigning has been neglect. He returned to our community as soon as he got wind of the shooting on Sunday, he was back here, with boots on the ground, ready to address this situation, and so we're appreciative that he paid attention and, as well, found himself back here in the community.

3. Nazir Khan:

   I know that Milton Winger's going to need further therapy, and so my training has made me cautiously optimistic in a way, because I know he still has a road to go, but, you know, I'm happy for him, because I know that he was very scared before the surgery... it was a relatively quicker surgery than we anticipated, we didn't have to do a reconstruction, and he did well.

4. Jeanie Chang:

   The last year and a half has had a huge effect on burnout, stress, depression around the world, really, and so we're not the same, this is a changed world, a changed workplace.

5. Kevelin Jones:

   We didn't want to have our scholars out for two weeks and then, all of a sudden in the middle of a surge, we send them back to school, and so we made the decision to have them out until this surge begins to decline.