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Discover Ludwig"you need not" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a formal or polite way of saying "you don't need to" or "you don't have to." Example: "You need not worry about the deadline, as it has been extended by a week."
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For you need not so.
You need not make that Faustian bargain".
You need not infinitely endure this.
But you need not stop there.
You need not exceed its dictates.
You need not be an expert".
I submit that you need not climb any higher.
You need not target this cash so narrowly.
You need not be limited to prestigious newspapers and magazines.
You need not strain to render Fate dramatic.
And so you need not raise the matter.
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