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The phrase "has never experienced before" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a new or unfamiliar experience that someone has not had in the past. Example: This trip to the Amazon rainforest has been an amazing adventure, filled with sights and sounds that I have never experienced before.
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"Above all else, we must unite forces to counter this economic crisis which unfortunately our homeland has never experienced before," he said after casting his ballot.
Instead, McLean appears to be in the grip of an artistic fever, the likes of which he has never experienced before.
Third, in the weeks leading to the competition, the country will come under the kind of European spotlight that it has never experienced before.
But what was happening was, he said, "amazing," "unprecedented," "a level of citizen engagement going on out there outside the Beltway that Congress has never experienced before".
As indisputably dangerous as Duterte is, he is a foul-mouthed, cracking-jokes-about-shooting-people breath of fresh air the Philippines has never experienced before.
But Ms. Alqunun will have to learn how to go grocery shopping, and navigate the city on the bus and subway by herself — the sort of things she has never experienced before.
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"And that was an experience a lot of players had never experienced before," he said.
"Sean took it to a level that I had never experienced before," Dornan says.
"It was eventful, it was something I've never experienced before," she said.
They've been trying Indian food, "all those new flavors I had never experienced before," Mr. Harger said.
"[Jones] garners a level of trust and respect in her classroom that I have never experienced before," wrote one student.
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