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enough is enough

Idioms  
  1. One should be satisfied; stop, there should be no more. For example, No more speeches—enough is enough, or as Robert Southey put it (The Doctor, 1834): “As for money, enough is enough; no man can enjoy more.” This expression already appeared in John Heywood's proverb collection of 1546 and is often used as an interjection (first example).


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"And we said to ourselves: that's it, enough is enough," he told AFP.

From Barron's

“The spending boom is not likely to be over until one of the big cloud companies says, ‘Enough is enough,’ and we’re not seeing that yet,” says Tavis McCourt, equity strategist at Raymond James.

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“The spending boom is not likely to be over until one of the big cloud companies says, ‘Enough is enough,’ and we’re not seeing that yet,” says Tavis McCourt, equity strategist at Raymond James.

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In body camera footage released by police, Thornton, who spent four seasons as a regular cast member on “RHOP” before leaving after Season 9, tells officers, “I just want him to put that furniture back. Like, this is, enough is enough. I have several emails from my roommate telling me — it’s ridiculous.”

From Los Angeles Times

"We are trying to convey to the army that enough is enough. We are innocent, so why did they expel us from the camp?" said Nur Shams resident Umm Mohammad al-Jammal, who was displaced in February.

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