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Discover Ludwig"will come due" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is expected to be paid or submitted at an agreed-upon time. For example: "The rent payment will come due on the first of the month."
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The bill will come due in two years.
Many of Trump's absurd promises will come due soon.
The bonds, which will come due in 2008, will be issued on Dec. 18.
On Sept. 30, about $2.4 billion in contributions will come due.
Eventually, the bill will come due -- and it will be your problem, not his.
But most analysts think the next debt-ceiling increase will come due around February.
Billions of dollars in other debts will come due in the next several years.
"And a bill will come due". Paula Moura contributed to this report from Sao Paulo.
A further $250 million will come due in 2010, and a $400 million credit facility expires in 2011.
That will leave National Amusements with about $1.46 billion in debt, which will come due in December 2010.
This year alone, more than $700 billion in corporate loans will come due, according to Standard & Poor's.
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