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The phrase "and eventually won the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or journey that leads to a victory or achievement over time.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, the team trained tirelessly and eventually won the championship."
Alternatives: "and ultimately secured the" or "and finally achieved the".
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I went bananas and eventually won the battle.
The Southerners protested, lobbied, and eventually won the concession that two permanent seats would be designated.
The union filed numerous charges of unfair labor practices and eventually won the organizing election.
The most famous of Britain's executioners campaigned against capital punishment, and eventually won the argument.
Di Pasquale then served two aces and eventually won the set and the match.
He retired the side without surrendering a run and eventually won the game.
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However, São Paulo would improve quickly and eventually win the Paulista championship 21 times.
The anglers who amass the most weight out of their five largest fish advance and eventually win the event.
The three overcome some odds and eventually win the day, in a remarkably slow and uneventful manner.
When I went to the gym, I also checked in on Foursquare, announcing my location to friends and eventually winning the rank of "mayor" of my local gym.
If the Indians keep clawing and eventually win the wild card, they might feel even prouder then in years when they sealed a spot in July.
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