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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bug with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an issue or problem associated with a particular system, software, or process.
Example: "We discovered a bug with the new software update that needs to be fixed immediately."
Alternatives: "an issue with" or "a problem with".
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Which book would Mindy Kaling kill a bug with?
First, punching a bug with two drugs simultaneously produces a bigger effect.
Anthony had created a bug with a green pepper head, asparagus tentacles, green bean legs and cherry tomato eyes.
A group of researchers found a bug with the long-winded name of xenotropic murine leukaemia virus-related virus (XMRV) in 67% of American patients with CFS (as opposed to 4% of healthy controls).
Having an affair would have been the simple solution, but, in an unlikely plot contrivance, Ramsey refuses to "be treated like a bauble by a bird who's snug as a bug with another bloke but needs a bit of buzz".
I also suffered a bug with Samsung's new Cloud sync service, which backs up the phone's contents to Samsung's free 15GB cloud storage, which caused the Android media server service to rapidly drain the battery.
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As the story goes, this prompted Reliant to build a Super Bug with a conjoined back-to-back body, thereby making it a four-wheeler.
Sometimes the caches contain a Travel Bug with a code that can be tracked, so you can see where it's been.
The world's loudest animal relative to its size has been revealed to be a tiny bug with a big organ.
Phylloxera was (and is) a minute bug with an insatiable hankering for the roots of Vitis vinifera, from which all great wines are made.
Another is that the chance of someone else discovering a bug increases with time.
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