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The phrase "am not surprised" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be used as "I am not surprised" to convey a lack of surprise about something.
Example: "After hearing the news about the team's loss, I am not surprised; they had been struggling all season."
Alternatives: "I’m not shocked" or "I’m not taken aback."
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"I am not surprised.
"So I am not surprised.
No, I am not surprised.
Frankly I am not surprised.
I am not surprised while I rejoice.
I am not surprised by this finding.
I am not surprised in the least.
"I am not surprised it is happening.
I am not surprised about it.
Unlike you, I am not surprised.
I am not surprised that Muslims feel under threat.
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