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The phrase 'it's not fair' is correct and can be used in written English in a variety of contexts.
For example, if your friend was chosen for a promotion at work, you might say "It's not fair that she got the promotion and not me!".
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So it's not fair?
It's not fair, Pauly".
"It's not fair.
And it's not fair".
"It's not fair to them".
He added: "It's not fair.
It's not fair, of course.
She said: "It's not fair.
"It's not fair," he said.
It's not fair to us.
"It's not fair at all".
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