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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'has almost not been' is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a lack of occurrence. For example: "The sidewalk in front of my house has almost not been shoveled this winter due to the mild temperatures."
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The evaluation on the surface with the DC voltage application has almost not been reported.
We use the sinc-Galerkin method that has almost not been employed for the fractional order differential equations.
Furthermore, the incident wavefront has almost not been affected by the reflection light from the metasurface, which verifies that all of the incident light could be transmitted from the metasurfaces with extremely high efficiency.
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"Yet it has almost, not completely, been annihilated".
The real negotiations, the toughest give-and-take, has almost certainly not been among sovereign nations but among "sovereign" corporations.
For this reason, writing has almost always been the means not only for transcribing speech but also for uncovering its underlying structure.
Price has almost, but not quite, been as well served as he deserves.
The particulars of the attacking group are unknown; the political-military equation from which the group has almost certainly arisen is not.
Mr. Ruqai almost certainly has not been warned of any Miranda rights to remain silent or to have a lawyer present.
But the remaining 40% — almost $900 million — has not been allocated.
But the campaign, financed from a $14 million allocation in the Health Department's annual budget for rodent control that has remained almost unchanged in three years, has not been accompanied by any increase in extermination or by more rat control efforts.
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