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"doing anything for" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express willingness or a strong desire to help someone or do something for someone. Example: "I would do anything for my family, even if it means sacrificing my own needs."
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I'm not doing anything for the team.
I can't imagine doing anything for 60 hours.
We were capable of doing anything for them.
"I don't remember doing anything for money," Anderson told me.
"We don't think they are doing anything for us".
Doing anything for anyone else can raise your self value.
Our government is not doing anything for us.
Only America is capable of doing anything for peace.
"It's not doing anything for me except taking everything away".
Why is nobody doing anything for us?" she said.
"You're not doing anything for the Army by putting us in a conversation about WikiLeaks.
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