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The phrase "days are over" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a certain period of time has passed and things have changed. For example, "The days are over when students could afford to go to college without taking out loans." Another example could be, "Her reckless behavior caused her to lose her job, but her days of partying and showing up late are over."
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"Slave days are over".
Those days are over.
Those days are over, obviously.
Those days are over now.
He believes those days are over now.
But water-skiing, those days are over".
"Those days are over with.
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Them days is over, gone to history".
The glory days were over quickly.
My cloning days were over".
The easy days were over".
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