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Discover Ludwig"it not being" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English and is used to denote a lack of a certain state or condition.
For example: It not being possible to undo the mistake, the mistake was acknowledged and dealt with in the best way possible.
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The decision to prescribe chlorprothixene very likely involves its sedative effects, despite it not being stated in the prescription decision.
Despite it not being any stronger than many of its rivals, the moniker "wife-beater" has been hard to shake.
So why is it not being spent?
It not being a knowable item.
"Why is it not being done?" he said.
Is austerity to blame for it not being greener?
"I didn't feel right about it not being there anymore".
Why was it not being investigated by anyone else?
You may also remember it not being very good.
"We all hear rumours and hear stories about it not being a particularly happy camp.
Not only is it not being treated, most people don't even want to talk about it.
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