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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are still due" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is expected to be paid or completed, typically in a financial or deadline context.
Example: "The payments for the project are still due by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "are still outstanding" or "are still expected".
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But the taxes are still due.
Refund checks for 1998 are still due to 100,000 taxpayers.
Even if Crossrail is stripped out, Londoners are still due to receive £1,364 over the next five years.
Proactive's lawyers claim they are still due the commission payments - now amounting to a minimum of £4.3 million.
Registrations are still due to become mandatory from this November and those parts of the scheme that have already been implemented will remain in place.
Assuming that 10percentt of issuers default and that their bondholders recover about 30 cents on the dollar, both of which are conservative assumptions, then investors are still due 11percentt annually, or 7 percentage points more than Treasuries.
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Twenty-five years on, celebration is still due.
The nation is still due for a cyclical recovery.
The project is still due to come on stream in 2007, as originally predicted, Mr. Buerk said.
What many people fail to realize, however, is that the tax is still due.
Some planned operations and outpatient clinics were cancelled, although cancer-related and emergency surgery was still due to go ahead.
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