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The phrase "let pass by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is allowed to go unnoticed or unaddressed.
Example: "I decided to let pass by the minor mistakes in his report, focusing instead on the overall quality of his work."
Alternatives: "let go" or "overlook".
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He said its one that Liverpool couldn't let pass by without a large celebration.
For travelers, I think the idea that you can come to Paris, go into a private home and spend an evening of quiet intensity meeting locals and other travelers is too much to let pass by.
Which thoughts will you let pass by?
Your inner life illuminates what to go after -- or let pass by -- in your outer life.
That in mind, some of the bullshit awkwardly forced through the mouthpieces of beloved children's cartoons is too egregious to let pass by unchallenged.
This event reminded me of what can happen when you invite someone new to join you, and how many great opportunities we all let pass by when we're hyper-focused on our friends.
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Don't let pass it by, ICC.
Claire Mitchell, founder of The Girls Mean Business, saw the conversion of her Facebook 'likes' into a business venture as an opportunity she couldn't let pass her by.
The England midfield didn't get any decent ball last Saturday so they get another chance, which they can't let pass them by.
The most rewarding parts of mothering can be the easiest to let pass us by.
I've been a fan of that song since before I could grow a beard, and I'd missed my chance to rap on it the night before… I was not going to let it pass by again!
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