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The phrase "and do not explain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to refrain from providing additional details or clarifications.
Example: "Please provide your answer in one sentence and do not explain."
Alternatives: "without elaboration" or "no further explanation needed".
Idiom
Do's and don't's.
The do's and don't's are what is acceptable or allowed or not within an area or issue, etc.
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Existing studies are largely descriptive rather than explanatory, and do not explain how and why changes occurred.
To date, the different computational methods are not in agreement with each other and do not explain all miRNA targets as defined using high-throughput experimental methods.
The main classification systems for genital malformations refer to only Müllerian anomalies or the anatomic visual appearance and do not explain or suggest the actual origin of female genito-urinary tract malformations or their appropriate therapeutic correction.
Caffeine-containing multiple combinations (at least two analgesic agents plus caffeine) are of minor relevance in international comparison and do not explain the increasing overall use in some countries (Fig. 3).
On the other hand, for deployment purposes the industry is using on-site surveys and simulation tools which do not scale, cannot efficiently optimize the design of such a network, and do not explain why one design choice is better than another.
So far, these two mathematical models just fit the accumulated data and do not explain why the values for m and b are what they are in each of the instances.
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So don't apologize, Mr. President, and don't explain.
The men in these stories are the kind who can't cook and don't explain.
and don't explain why they are happening.
Just say "nah" and don't explain yourself.
"We were fast and bold and did not explain enough," says Reka Szemerkenyi, Mr Orban's security adviser.
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