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Discover Ludwig"it lives up" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that meets or exceeds expectations or fulfills a promise or standard. Example: "I finally visited that new restaurant and I have to say, it lived up to all the hype. The food was amazing and the service was top-notch."
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That dichotomy spurred the UCS to develop its "hybrid scorecard," which rates each hybrid according to how well it lives up to its promise of reducing air pollution.
Everyone is hoping it lives up to its billing".
It lives up to its nickname, the "friendly city".
It's also nice when it lives up to its promise.
What's amazing is how well it lives up to its billing.
If it lives up to its billing, this little entertainment should have everything.
If it lives up to its promise, it might almost be "Good Will Hunting: The Sequel".
Hopefully, it lives up to its advance notice that he should be able to play without being disabled".
Others, though, believe that it lives up to its ferocious reputation; for centuries, seamen have told stories of being attacked by giant squid.
Here's hoping it lives up to its billing.
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