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"if not us" can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that somebody else will do something, usually when contrasted with the speaker or writer and at least one other person. For example: "If not us, who else will help clean up the park?".
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Cody was greeted by chants of "thank you Cody!" Cody asked "if not us, who?
Granted this exercise happens with just a small group of students (unfortunately), but, as they say, "if not us, then who?" So thank you @theonlinemom for reminding us of the importance of staying involved with our kids.
Aushev's office alleged that 58th Army troops removed part of the roof of the church and a portion of a stone wall, then used the material to spell out on a nearby hillside the words in Russian: "If not us, then who?" Soldiers also were accused of using the interior of the church as a latrine.
He finished his address with an echo of a phrase used by President Barack Obama, "I ask of all of us here, if not us, then who?
"If not us, who?
Yet who, if not us, will stop him?
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Still, the number should shake us, if not shock us.
If not, let us know below.
If not for us Ms. Meunier would be speaking German.
No doubt sight can dominate, if not overwhelm us.
If not, pay us a lot of money, and we'll work it out for you.
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