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The phrase "and it does not have a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the absence of a specific feature or characteristic in a subject.
Example: "The new software is user-friendly, and it does not have a steep learning curve."
Alternatives: "and it lacks a" or "and it is without a".
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Among its projects are soccer stadiums, including Red Bull Arena in Harrison, N.J., but the only tennis site on its résumé is in Indian Wells, Calif., and it does not have a roof.
Blackboard is succeeding in this arena, said Jerry R. Herman, a managing director at the investment bank Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc. in Cleveland, because its platform is considered easy to use and it does not have a close competitor in the niche market.
It barely needs to charge its customers any taxes, at least for now, and it does not have a mandate to ensure universal telephone access across the country, as the Baby Bells do.
But it's just such a sprawling place and it does not have a geographic center".
It's too restrictive and it does not have a vision for the city's future over the next couple of decades".
But it would need a base of committed donors, and it does not have a strong track record of running itself.
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