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Discover Ludwig"not to leave" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You may use it to indicate that someone should not depart from a given location. For example, you might say, "I asked the driver not to leave until I had all of my bags."
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She was told not to leave Beijing.
Not to leave out John Travolta.
We cried for them not to leave.
She asked me not to leave".
Best not to leave any fad unfed.
He is not to leave South Africa.
He had urged them not to leave.
And he'd be wise not to leave Russia.
It's my right not to leave this womb.
I'm very happy not to leave Park Slope.
She decides not to leave him after all.
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