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Discover Ludwig'days running' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate a period of time that starts on a specific date and continues up to the present. For example: "I have been working on this project for two days running."
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* Running time of MetaCluster-TA is about 8 hours; running time of MEGAN4 (reads) is about 4 days; running time of MEGAN4 (contigs) is about 1 day.
London broke records for three days running.
It never looks the same two days running.
"He spent his days running off to George Inness's studio".
Before nature cooperated, about 120 tons of snow were made daily to keep Snow Days running.
We used it on black hair for two days running with no greying, so spray away.
Inflation, the economists tell us, is pretty modest these days, running about 3 percent.
Temperatures had been hovering in the 90s for seven days running.
For four days running, the city's leading paper ran front-page interviews with each architect.
I thought: 'We'd been for a steam three days running so you don't look sweaty.
We celebrate 100 businesses in the 100 days running up to Small Business Saturday.
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