> どのような状況下であっても必ず十分な結果 **をと** 思い必死に過ごした３か月でした。

I'm only able to understand "No matter what circumstances you are put
through..." and then something about producing sufficient results- the words
that follow are what I can't make sense of in a sentence.

I don't understand how を and と (after 結果) can be used together since they're
both conjunctive words.
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grammar translation particle-を particle-と
Making sense of をと
A verb and symbols are omitted in this sentence. Read it like this:

> **「** どのような状況下であっても、必ず十分な結果を **（出したい）」** と思い **、  
>  **必死に過ごした３か月でした。
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A classic example of unfinished sentences in Japanese. You can make better
sense with some brackets:

> **「** どのような状況下であっても必ず十分な結果を **」** と思い必死に過ごした３か月でした。

Can be translated something like:

> It was frantic 3 months I spent to get the result, thinking "No matter what
> the cirsumstances are, I will..."
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