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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actually no need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is unnecessary or that a request does not need to be fulfilled.
Example: "If you were planning to bring dessert, actually no need; we already have plenty."
Alternatives: "no need for that" or "not necessary."
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Indeed – whisper it – there's actually no need to use a campsite at all.
She said he had been arrested around noon. "There's actually no need for this," she said, "because if you go in there, they're not doing much".
"YES, I ALREADY READ IT, ACTUALLY" No need to listen to a new acquaintance summarize the latest David Brooks column with this short but potent aria in one's repertoire.
We got no explicit margin guidance at all but were handed a puzzle: we got a net debt target and guidance on capex, cash-flow, working capital and asset disposal targets... with all those targets, there is actually no need to give margin guidance: it can be back-solved!
"We realized there is actually no need to move the money.
Actually, no need.
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Not only do most gyms allow people to book online or via an app, but thanks to a number of tech startups, we actually no longer need to sign up to a rigid 12-month contract.
Actually, no, but you need to find a hook.
But, actually no, you do need to learn them and they're not wrong: it's just a question of context.
There is actually now no need for satellite tv - cable networks are better since they are not prone to weather conditions etc and do not require ugly external dishes.
Contrary to the initiative's assertion, there is actually no "desperate need for fresh thinking" there aren't hundreds of ways to solve the Arab-Israeli conflict, only one, and it's already been all thought out (including by ICG in better projects).
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