Mathematica Mathematica - Set zero offset for Frame origin?

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In the discussion, a user seeks a method to prevent Mathematica from introducing an offset when setting the AxesOrigin within a Frame for a plot. The user wants the Frame origin to align directly with the specified AxesOrigin without any additional offset. Another participant suggests using FrameMargins to control the offsets, but notes that FrameMargins only applies to 'Framed' objects and not to Frame in plots, indicating a limitation in the functionality for achieving the desired alignment in this context.
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I have a Plot using Frame, and AxesOrigin set to a convenient value.

The plot process offsets the physical origin of the Frame so that the specified AxesOrigin is just inside the Frame border - ie there is an offset introduced for both axes. Is there a way to tell Mathematica not to set any offset, but to plot the Frame origin where the AxesOrigin says to?

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Alas it appears FrameMargins only applies to 'Framed', not Frame for a plot.
 

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