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The phrase "a bit role" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a minor or small part in a play, film, or other performance.
Example: "In the latest blockbuster, she had a bit role as a waitress, but her performance was memorable."
Alternatives: "minor role" or "small part".
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Whoever polices Kabul, Americans apparently will play only a bit role.
Whatever script for modernity one followed, it had God playing a bit role.
Shares and bonds only play a bit role in this debate.
The exchange was particularly notable because foreign policy has played only a bit role in the presidential campaign.
He wrote a memoir, "Without a Badge," sold the movie rights and played a bit role in the movie "Brooklyn's Finest".
Domestic politics also had a bit role in Mr. Obama's meetings with Asian leaders, including President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono of Indonesia.
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Little has played more of a bit part role since joining on a free transfer from Aldershot in the summer of 2011, making one start and eight substitute appearances.
Gilmore grew up in 1940s LA, his mother a bit-role movie actress and his father an LAPD officer.
In 1965 she landed her first professional role, a bit part in the film Hawaii (1966).
Or speaking of "independent women"—a bit like the role of Alaska within the United States.
Mr. Apatow had just directed, and been incredibly impressed by, Ms. Wiig in a "Knocked Up" bit role as a boss.
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