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How do you say this in English (US)? “They are being asked to renounce the privileges they don’t have.
“They are being asked to renounce the privileges they didn’t ever have.”
“They are being asked to renounce the privileges they haven’t ever have.”
I don’t know which expression I should use

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How do you say this in English (US)? “They are being asked to renounce the privileges they don’t have.
“They are being asked to renounce the privileges they didn’t ever have.”
“They are being asked to renounce the privileges they haven’t ever have.”
I don’t know which expression I should use
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