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Discover Ludwig"came due" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It primarily refers to a debt, liability, or obligation that has become payable or has reached its due date. For example, "The rent payment for the month of February came due on the 1st of the month."
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Those debts came due.
In October, Susan's mortgage payment came due.
The loans previously came due last December.
The bill soon came due for many South Koreans.
The semiannual $315 car insurance premium came due.
Another went two weeks, until its first payroll came due.
And they came due at a time when the bubble had burst.
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Pension payments come due.
The electric bill comes due.
Mortgage coming due, etc.
Meanwhile, their loans would come due.
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