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Discover Ludwig"not testing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a state or action of not conducting a test or not being tested. Example: "The students were relieved when the teacher announced that they would not be testing on the material today."
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They are not testing you.
You're not testing a hypothesis".
"What's racist is not testing.
They were not testing dust.
They're not testing for the right things".
But they are not testing their experts' ability.
Therefore they were not testing the green deal.
I can't imagine NOT testing my blood sugar.
Testing one therefore means not testing the other.
You're not testing a mattress, or checking avocados.
But slaughterhouses are not testing for drilling compounds.
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