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Discover Ludwig'not to have' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a way to express the idea that something is not possessed, as in the following example: "I regret not to have the opportunity to travel abroad this summer."
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Better not to have school.
So as not to have regrets.
(Not to have them would be unthinkable).
The government seems not to have listened.
But IKB appears not to have known.
He claims not to have been traumatized.
They chose not to have children.
She wants them not to have sex.
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"I don't have to have nostalgia.
We shouldn't have to have them.
I hadn't expected to have none.
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