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Discover Ludwig"he never has" is a perfectly valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example: "I've asked him to help, but he never has."
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He never has.
He never has before.
Which he never has been.
And he never has been.
He never has done.
He never has been.
"He never has in his career.
In fact he never has.
"He's not a dirty player, he never has been.
"He never has to deploy trickery," she said.
And he never has advanced to the Sweet 16.
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