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The phrase "a eighth of" is not correct in written English; it should be "an eighth of." You can use it when referring to one part of something that is divided into eight equal parts.
Example: "I only need an eighth of the total amount for the project."
Alternatives: "one-eighth of" or "a fraction of one-eighth."
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Less than a eighth of a mile down the road -- oil-slicked pavement, actually, where potholes are big enough to hide beach balls -- another mechanic popped out of an auto repair shop as soon as he spied the driver of the Dodge.
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