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Discover Ludwig"not believed" is a grammatically correct and commonly used construction in written English.
It is typically used when expressing doubt or disbelief about something. Example: She did not believe his explanation for being late.
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Thankfully, he was not believed.
I had not believed in God before.
The promises were not believed.
"I've not believed in playing the markets.
In 1941 and 1942, their stories were just not believed.
They are not believed to have suffered any symptoms.
The shooting is not believed to be random.
However, that issue is not believed to be under negotiation.
Mr. Bush is not believed to be seriously ill.
Mr. Karzai is not believed to have personally profited.
Rockstar is not believed to be involved in the production.
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