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Discover Ludwig"refrain from any" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express an idea or opinion of holding back or avoiding something, such as "I would urge everyone to refrain from any activities that would put others at risk."
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After the North's last satellite launching, in 2009, the Security Council adopted a resolution demanding that the North refrain from "any launch using ballistic missile technology".
Yet she urged her fellow citizens to refrain from any violent expression of anger.
They are obedient souls, content to refrain from any transgressive behaviour, however slight.
Dylan wants all protesters to refrain from any violent or threatening behaviour," the statement said.
She asked for privacy, prayers and for "everyone to refrain from any speculation".
"And in that same paper it urged them to refrain from any assassinations".
All sides must refrain from any violence, intimidation or provocative actions.
Anyway, we will refrain from any snide comments about how, in Perry's case, thinking is a very intense commitment.
"I would say they should refrain from any sexual activities," Blatter said in a news conference in South Africa.
The six world powers "will refrain from any new action in the Security Council," while Iran "will refrain from any new nuclear activity, including the installation of any new centrifuges," the fast-spinning machines that enrich uranium.
Mr. Zhang emphasized that "all parties should refrain from any words or deeds that may exacerbate the conflict".
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com