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The phrase "Is just around the corner" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something is imminent or about to happen soon. Example: "With the holidays approaching, the festive spirit is just around the corner."
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Just around the corner.
If something is just around the corner, then it is expected to happen very soon.
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"I'm really confident it is just around the corner".
I'm not suggesting that disaster is just around the corner.
I feel like bad news about my cancer is just around the corner.
"Christmas is just around the corner.
July 4th is just around the corner.
September is just around the corner.
School is just around the corner".
But 2004 is just around the corner.
"Too late is just around the corner".
— and winter is just around the corner.
"Collapse is just around the corner".
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