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Discover Ludwig"have it together" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used to mean being organized, prepared, or in control of a situation. Example: Despite the hectic schedule, John always manages to have it together and stay on top of his work.
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Tim Maryy and I were young, we didn't have it together.
For the next three days, those two lines kept replaying in my head — during half-sleep and at my job, where I pretended to have it together.
Envy is also driving the simplicity movement, Ms. Salzman said, listing examples: "We have envy of other people who seem to have it together.
To create and sustain a show like this, you have to have it together in a way that the characters Abbi and Ilana do not.
For the next three days, those two lines kept replaying in my head during half-sleep and at my job, where I pretended to have it together.
I like the message in that: that we can tick off the boxes, and yet we still don't quite have it together.
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When he finds out you have it together-ish, he drops you.
"Al has it together, they believe in him," Namath said.
He's no spring chicken, but he's pretty sensible and still has it together".
His band, in an under-an-hour, 10-song set, half from his new album, "Channel Orange," had it together.
Alicia has it together more.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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