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Of this No, "but not but" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
However, "but not" is a commonly used phrase in written English to show contrast or exception. Here is an example: "I am strong, but not invincible."
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SPICE GOLD IS WEED BUT NOT (BUT KINDA IS) There used to be countless websites selling Spice Gold, but that's changing fast.
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"Not easy, but right, not easy but right," he kept saying.
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Ruhl is reserved but not shy, alert but not aggressive.
She is progressive but not Democratic, conservative but not Republican.
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He's polite but not patronizing, confident but unassuming.
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