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Discover Ludwig'be shocked at' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to express surprise and disbelief at something, for example: I was shocked at how much the rent had increased in the past year.
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Glass would be shocked at the power of Mr. Bernanke.
But who could be shocked at his behavior?
You'd be shocked at how much the kids knew".
"People will be shocked at how little it is".
Coke's claim to be shocked at the response was disingenuous.
You will be shocked at what you discover.
They would be shocked at the sustained levels of it.
Many readers might be shocked at this news.
"She'd be shocked at this," Sister Thomasita Daley said.
You will be shocked at how little they read.
I think if he was, he'd be shocked at the preparation".
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