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Discover Ludwig"gone to extremes" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe a situation or behavior in which something has been taken to an excessive or unreasonable level. For example, you could say, "The new administration has gone to extremes to implement their policies."
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"Torchwood" has always gone to extremes.
Even singers physically incapable of melisma have gone to extremes to include it in songs.
"Wall Street, in my opinion, has always gone to extremes," Mr. Simons said.
In this proudly commercial city, merchants have gone to extremes to coax shell-shocked shoppers into spending again.
Empedocles' Love and Strife, like Yin and Yang, each overlapped the other when they had gone to extremes.
Empedocles' Love and Strife, like yin and yang, each overlapped the other when they had gone to extremes.
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Dr. Karadzic has gone to extreme lengths to protect himself.
The Estonian government has already gone to extreme lengths to defend the currency peg.
"People are going to extremes.
But Scheiber went to extremes.
"Sometimes you go to extremes," she said.
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