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The phrase "abilities do not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limitations or lack of certain skills or capabilities in a specific context.
Example: "While many people excel in various fields, there are some abilities that do not come naturally to everyone."
Alternatives: "skills do not" or "capabilities do not".
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Improved analytic abilities do not make you a better citizen".
It is ideal for sprinters, but Armstrong's mountain-climbing and time-trial abilities do not come into play.
Nevertheless, according to these mathematicians, people with her abilities do not grow on trees, or even abacuses.
We disagree: adults with normal perceptual abilities can differentiate the faces of men and women, and of black and white people, but such abilities do not make us sexist or racist.
In contrast, students with high self-regulation abilities do not seem to be affected by the degree of student-centred learning respective to teacher instruction (β < .001, n.s).s
Impact on industry: Children's motor abilities do not appear to be directly linked to rate of unintentional injury, but instead may influence risk for injury in conjunction with other factors.
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Their amazing adaptive abilities don't stop there, and through observation they have learned to help humans with chores like doing the laundry.
It is tempting to overestimate our abilities, don't do it.
If you can't seem to find your friend's abilities, don't push too hard.
Skate within your abilities, don't try it off a 6 set if you can't even get it flat ground.
Somehow, his particular configuration of imaging abilities did not fit with the demands of the sport.
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