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'go to extremes' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to mean doing something to an extreme or to an excessive degree. For example, "He is known for going to extremes when it comes to defending his opinion."
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But bull markets, too, go to extremes.
Loyalty is important, although it shouldn't go to extremes.
Their behaviour is exciting – they go to extremes".
Whatever we do, we have to go to extremes".
Certain things I think go to extremes sometimes.
The scandals should not lead Colombians to "go to extremes and demonise" the judiciary, he advised.
Most people, it would appear, hate to think and go to extremes to avoid it.
Some people may go to extremes to adapt to the foibles of a wireless provider.
As with any passion, the cook's tour can go to extremes.
This is one of the main reasons that markets tend to go to extremes.
WHEN it comes to Halloween, Kenneth and Tracy Koessler admit they go to extremes.
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