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The phrase "a bangs" is not correct in English.
The correct term is simply "bangs" without the article "a." You can use "bangs" when referring to a hairstyle where the front section of hair is cut straight across the forehead.
Example: "She decided to get bangs to change up her look for the summer."
Alternatives: "fringe" or "forehead hair."
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Boom-bang-a-bang indeed.
A bang!
Not with a bang.
"I suddenly heard a bang.
March came with a bang.
Atomium, I hear a bang.
Definitely not with a bang.
It's a bang-bang play.
"Regardless, it's a bang-bang play.
There is a bang.
You get more buck from a bang.
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