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The phrase "a break a dozen" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a mix-up of phrases, and it cannot be used in any context.
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Alternatives: "a baker's dozen" or "a dozen eggs".
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During a break, a dozen young men flocked to him once again.
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Not only could you hurt yourself, but this could force the coconut to break in a dozen pieces.
Bears recently broke into a dozen homes in southeastern New York.
I grabbed a dish and smashed it on the linoleum, where it broke intohalf a dozen pieces.
I walked over to the staircase and there, at the bottom, was the clay head, broken into a dozen pieces.
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A scuffle then broke out; a dozen more of the Spanish party were forced into canoes, and two porters were beaten to death.
The warriors began to mingle freely with the Spanish party and a scuffle then broke out; a dozen of the Spanish party were forced into canoes, and three of them were killed.
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