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"does not at all" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something is not true or does not exist. For example, "This does not at all reflect my opinion of the matter."
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She does not at all look like a prostitute.
Yet he does not at all hide his occasional alcoholic excess.
It does not at all feel like being in bed with a whore.
Yet his most specific image of the revolution does not, at all, summon the romance and comradeship of Delacroix's picture.
"The language I authored does not at all limit the scope of the E.P.A.'s study, rather it sets forth the minimum that Congress expects," he added.
The obvious inferiority of the natives in these places does not at all appear to dispel the glamour of them for his congregation.
But mandating that people sit still and forcibly birth amusing thoughts into existence does not at all reflect how we spend time with our thoughts in everyday life.
Devon Edwards, who comes from Long Island and does not at all resemble a jock, said, "Joe Paterno's the reason I came to Penn State".
Your article (27 July) suggesting "elite universities" are not taking sexual assault victims seriously does not at all reflect the attitude and efforts of Russell Group universities.
"The investigation does not at all involve front-running," said Edward A. Kwalwasser, the executive vice president of the exchange for regulation.
"This incident does not at all characterize our kids," Mr. Spindler said yesterday after returning from a visit to the counselor at Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla.
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