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Discover LudwigThe phrase "from two days" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a specific period of time that starts two days in the past and includes the present moment. Example: I have been feeling sick from two days now.
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FROM two days of travel hell (long flights plus delays with Earth's most energetic two-year-old), two questions about liberty and security.1.1
CRP and WCC count measurements were recorded daily from two days prior (d-2) until one day after onset of bacteremia (d+1).
The collection was performed by venipuncture every day for the first five days followed by every three hours from two days before until five days post cloprostenol treatment.
Breaks range from two days to a week.
It was a different Dov from two days earlier.
Paid leave for fathers ranges from two days in Greece to three months in Italy.
Symptoms can arise anywhere from two days to two weeks after exposure to the initiating agent.
The eight colts came out on a track that was muddy from two days of rain.
The illness normally lasts from two days up to a week.
The Knicks should benefit from two days off before Game 3 on Friday.
Increasingly anxious about a possible war with Iraq, investors unloaded stocks yesterday, collecting profits from two days of increases.
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