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Discover Ludwig'went south' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when something has gone wrong or something has been lost. For example: We had been making progress on the project, but unfortunately it all went south in the end.
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Her game went south.
And Afghanistan went south.
It went south.
Then Bates's life went south.
Then results went south.
"Man, things went south.
North's face went south.
It did, but then things went south.
"But then things went south really fast".
That was where things went south.
Instead, we went south, to Lake Louise.
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