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The phrase "because if not" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a cause and effect relationship or a condition that must be met. Examples: 1. She always carries an umbrella with her, because if not, she'll get caught in the rain. 2. We need to finish this project by tomorrow, because if not, we risk losing the contract. 3. I have to study tonight, because if not, I won't be prepared for the exam tomorrow. 4. Please make sure to lock the door when you leave, because if not, anyone could come in. 5. We should bring some snacks for the road trip, because if not, we'll get hungry along the way.
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I made a willing sacrifice because if not me, then who?
Because, if not, it's worthless".
Because if not them, who?
They're leaving because if not, they'll die.
"Because if not for the fans, then I'm nobody".
"Because if not, it would have gotten really disgusting".
Because if not Congress, who else can do it?
Because if not, you need to start wearing one now.
Because if not, you have no institutional core".
I must take the children because if not, others will be taken as well.
"I'm glad I do kickoffs, too, because if not, I'd be pretty lonely some games".
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