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The phrase "a crunch of this" is not standard in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a specific sound or action related to something being crunched or broken.
Example: "As I took a bite of the apple, I heard a satisfying crunch of this juicy fruit."
Alternatives: "a bite of this" or "a crunch of it".
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To offset a crunch of this scale — more than four million jobs eliminated by the end of the year — would have required a different type of stimulus, not merely a bigger one.
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Another swerving reverse ended with a crunch of bumpers.
When you get a crunch of pistachio, it's nice.
Oh dear, there's a crunch of sugar right through it.
Every step was met with a crunch of twigs and dry leaves.
It's an awesome crunch of a bunch of different electro styles I dig.
Just before serving, check the seasoning – a little crunch of salt and pepper is always nice.
The banks should thus be able to resist a credit crunch of the kind that crippled America's economy.
If the universe is closed, then it is likely to end in a 'big crunch' of mammoth black-hole proportions.
A quick crunch of the numbers tells why.
5/10 A cunning addition of millet and linseed (warning: store these out of reach of your budgie) means that the multigrain exterior of this egg has a crunch to it, but the artificial crunch of seeds, not crisp breadcrumb.
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