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Discover LudwigThe phrase "has not survived" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that something no longer exists or has been destroyed. For example, "The ancient temple has not survived the passage of time."
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The document has not survived.
Inevitably, he has not survived.
But Trono has not survived unscathed to the present day.
(His "Lives of Famous Whores" also, sadly, has not survived).
Auctionata, which is based in Berlin, has not survived.
The old dignity code has not survived modern life.
But of course much of it has not survived.
Woods has not survived this week's experience particularly well.
Thoros of Myr has not survived all this mishegas.
Wood carving has not survived, although suitable stone chisels have been found.
Since Livy's account has not survived, detailed knowledge about this event is lacking.
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