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Discover Ludwig"has until" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate a deadline or a certain point in time by which something has to be accomplished. For example, "I have until the end of the day to finish this project."
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She has until March.
Cameron has until 2017.
He has until April 30 to decide.
Yet unemployment has, until now, been falling.
The NADBank has, until recently, done little.
Vick has until 9 a.m.
Wolfowitz has until late today to respond.
Citi has until 13 February to respond.
The administration has until Monday to comply.
TRW has until Wednesday to reply.
And she never has – until now.
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