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"things go badly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to mean that something is not going well. For example: "The project was going so well, but then suddenly things went badly and now I don't know how to fix it."
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But things go badly.
But once in a while things go badly awry.
But things go badly wrong, and a shootout begins.
"If things go badly we'll be in hell forever".
At first things go badly, or at least stiffly.
If things go badly, half a million will die.
Things go badly for this production from the start.
If things go badly for Texas Democrats, expect to see some early retirements.
Now and then things go badly and unpleasant tasks have to be performed.
Lisicki will need to keep control, serve well and not get down if things go badly.
But if things go badly, Brazil might eventually face two equally unpalatable alternatives.
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