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The phrase "a bit of small strike" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a redundant expression, as "bit" and "small" convey similar meanings.
Example: "After a bit of small strike, the workers decided to return to their jobs."
Alternatives: "a minor strike" or "a brief strike".
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It's a bit of small strike zone, but eventually the players have to adjust.
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Try a bit of small talk.
"Right off the bat, there's a bit of a strike against you being a reality star," he says.
The most successful employees do a bit of both, striking a balance between integration and nonconformity.
Study finds the most successful employees do a bit of both, striking a balance between integration and nonconformity.
Hauraki will bring a bit of biff and pace and strike.
We do a bit of exercise and those small diseases vanish".
That there's a bit of "Hamlet" in the grave digging struck him as intriguing.
"Hopefully it will strike a bit of fear in some of the top guys I'll be playing".
"Umpires made a conscious effort to try to give a little bit of a higher strike," he said.
Brown struck a bit of gold, while others pan hopelessly.
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