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The phrase "a disqualifying two hours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific duration of time is deemed sufficient to disqualify someone from a competition, event, or opportunity.
Example: "Due to the rules of the tournament, a disqualifying two hours passed before he could submit his entry."
Alternatives: "a disqualifying timeframe" or "a disqualifying period".
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"It was close to a disqualifying two hours for him".
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It's a long two hours.
"It was a crazy two hours.
After a good two hours head home.
Give yourself a good two hours.
"A very long two hours.
Allow a minimum of two hours.
"It can be an hour, two hours, three hours..
"But a movie is only two hours.
A circuit will take about two hours.
Four hours a day?
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