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Discover Ludwig"that does it" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express that something has reached its limit or has completed a task or action. For example: - "I've been studying for hours, but that does it, I can't focus anymore." - "I gave them every opportunity to make things right, but that does it, I'm no longer working with them." - "We've tried every method to fix the problem, but that does it, we'll have to call a professional."
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"Right, that does it.
It's the word 'non' that does it.
It's the white beard that does it.
It's that throbbing cardboard-box bass drum that does it.
Cross Harbor is the only company that does it.
"It's the Irish Whip that does it," he explained.
"And it's primarily defense, not offense, that does it.
But it is the horseflesh that does it.
How about a lawn mower that does it by itself?
I think it's the "Sir" that does it.
"It's the age limit that does it," Mark says.
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