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The phrase "a bunch of different things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of items, ideas, or concepts that are diverse in nature.
Example: "During the meeting, we discussed a bunch of different things, including project timelines and budget allocations."
Alternatives: "a variety of things" or "a collection of different items".
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It's a bunch of different things.
"They did a bunch of different things," Warner said of the Patriots' defense.
Breaking Bad was very much about one man; Preacher is about a bunch of different things.
We'll try a bunch of different things and see what works".
SAMAN AMARASINGHE: So a lot of times, the performance is something like a max of a bunch of different things.
"We've changed a bunch of different things, and every now and again I fall into the same stuff, old stuff.
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What that means in non-marketing speak is that the Dial is basically a standalone wireless knob that lets users adjust a whole bunch of different things with a turn.
The "Figgie" of "The Figgie Report" is Harry E. Figgie, Jr., the president of a conglomerate that makes a whole bunch of different things.
"I'm sort of joking, but there are some benefits to having a mind that allows you to juggle a whole bunch of different things.
The drone is "a very complex mechanism that is really a whole bunch of different things: sensors, its own code, motors, mechanics, and electronics.
You can put a whole bunch of different things in another room and tell him to fetch, say, the toy soccer ball.
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