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NEITHER-NOR is a common structuring pair, but there's no rule that says one requires the other. Each word has uses on its own. For "nor," it's commonly used in place of "and" when we are describing two things that are NOT happening. Saying "not x nor y" is the same as saying "not x and not y." Notice that "nor" eliminates the second "not," creating a more compact expression.

I do not know, nor do I care.
He is neither wise nor compassionate.
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