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The phrase "it quickly turned into" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English
It is typically used to describe a sudden change or transformation in a situation or event. Example: The peaceful protest quickly turned into a violent confrontation between the police and the demonstrators.
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It quickly turned into a medium for selling ads.
It quickly turned into an impromptu news conference.
But it quickly turned into an expensive exercise.
But it quickly turned into the heavy snow forecasters had been predicting for days.
It quickly turned into a blowout, as Oklahoma (2-0) scored touchdowns on its first four possessions.
Hedberg's memorial was held at the Friars Club in Beverly Hills, of all places, and it quickly turned into a bizarro antiroast.
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Sounding a bit like an Aussie Bob Hoskins, it quickly turns into a plausible manifestation of Walter's tortured, divided mind.
Once you start doing negative propaganda, I think it quickly turns into disinformation.
When it comes to dealing with bad press, it can be easy to want to exaggerate your version of the story or spin the issue so much that it quickly turns into a lie.
It has quickly turned into a hotspot for the young and wealthy.
It very quickly turned into a murderous and destructive terrorist war afflicting Central America, southern Africa, and the Middle East, with grim repercussions to the present, even leading to condemnation of the United States by the World Court (which Washington dismissed).
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