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Discover LudwigThe phrase "has not just" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not limited to a recent occurrence or action.
Example: "She has not just completed her degree; she has also started her own business."
Alternatives: "has not only" or "has not merely".
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Ratmansky has not just thickened the texture.
Turkey, in short, has not just overheated.
The toll has not just been emotional.
It has not just been the goals.
Palmdale, however, has not just changed.
It has not just been anti-Republican.
Berlusconi has not just screwed Italy.
The cost has not just been financial.
But it has not just been the swimmers.
Mr. Profumo has not just pushed the tax idea.
The U.S. has not just misplaced its priorities.
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