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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also deserves not" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in a context where you want to emphasize that something does not deserve something else, but it would be more effective to rephrase it for clarity.
Example: "He also deserves not to be treated unfairly."
Alternatives: "also does not deserve" or "also is unworthy of".
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Furthermore, it would make it possible for there to be cases in which someone both deserves a certain treatment and also deserves not to get that treatment.
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But it seems to me that Joseph's willingness to believe such an outlandish explanation for how his fiancée became pregnant was also quite miraculous and deserves not to be entirely forgotten.
(It also deserves praise for not having a panel).
Obama also deserves criticism for not nominating judges to fill federal court vacancies.
But the ABC side of the preschool spectrum — a more didactic emphasis on school readiness — also deserves its due, and not just because government financing may not always match liberal dreams.
If London is, as you like to say, the Greatest City in the World, it also deserves the greatest planning, not default solutions downloaded from other places.
Don't get me wrong - I love Kris, who also deserves this - but this is not what everyone was predicting.
"I think he also deserves strong accolades for his decision not to appeal the DOMA case.
The deleterious impact of later ICU admission on graft survival (but not on patient survival) also deserves attention.
That the conceptualization of probability was not exclusively a European affair also deserves attention.
European officials also deserve blame for not requiring more capital in euro-zone banks and for not anticipating the consequences of lowering the value of Greek bonds.
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