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Believe it or not

is used when we say something surprising, unexpected, or hard to imagine.
 It’s a way of saying: this may sound strange, but it’s true.

Examples:

1- Believe it or not, the system crashed right when I was about to submit the work I had spent all morning on.

2- Let’s listen to some examples: She thought she needed hours of free time to practice. But believe it or not, ten minutes a day made a real difference.