in this sentence ''it is a vital although troublesome distinction'' uses ''although'', but it doesn't use any verb after ''although'', and it just uses noun and adj.
a vital although troublesome distinction
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The sentence offers the readers two adjectives both of which qualify distinction:
''it is a vital although troublesome distinction'' = ''it is a vital but troublesome distinction'' = ''it is a vital distinction however/but/although, it is also a troublesome distinction.''
It is the same as "It is a large and heavy car." or "It is a large but light car."
''it is a vital although troublesome distinction'' = ''it is a vital but troublesome distinction'' = ''it is a vital distinction however/but/although, it is also a troublesome distinction.''
It is the same as "It is a large and heavy car." or "It is a large but light car."
so, it uses ''although'' replaces '' but''?