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Discover Ludwig'has just quit' is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that an individual has just left their job. For example: "John has just quit his role as a marketing manager."
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Virginia's son, Jimmy Lucas Nefff), has just quit his job and walks home.
She has just quit smoking and has been studying karate for eight years.
I also met Sissal Kristiansen, who has just quit her job to work full-time on her own brand Shisha.
David Fischer, a close Huntsman family friend who has just quit the campaign, told Politico last week that the elder Huntsman expressed concern about internal feuding and disarray.
Someone tells you about an excellent place and when you go, the chef has just quit or the delivery truck had a flat.
He disappeared, and in 1996 his skeleton was found in a village in Jharkhand.For the Congress-led government that Mr Soren has just quit, his conviction is an embarrassment, though not a life-threatening one.
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You could have just quit, I tell him.
But his lead, British actress Emily Watson, had just quit.
"If I had just quit, I knew that I could possibly die.
Three years later, over sixteen million Americans are out of work or have just quit looking.
Mr. Thrasher created the cocktail for his business partner, who had just quit smoking.
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