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The phrase "a lot of string" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity of string in various contexts, such as crafting, packaging, or programming.
Example: "I need to buy a lot of string for my knitting project this weekend."
Alternatives: "a large amount of string" or "many pieces of string".
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Looking very much like a gigantic kite, it will eventually reach 2 million miles from Earth (that's a lot of string!), Popular Science reports.
If you don't, a lot of string can be sucked into the bowels of the vacuum cleaner.
Then let's say you sold 10 bracelets and you used A LOT of string almost your whole pack, all you'd be making was a dollar.. does that sound fair?
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Their loans came with a lot of strings attached.
"Giles pulls a lot of strings," Pietersen said.
But that support comes with a lot of strings.
She really wanted a lot of strings and a lot of violin and things like that.
"In terms of cricket, I believe Andy Flower pulls a lot of strings, too.
There are a lot of strings attached, but they never compromise each other.
I'll use a lot of strings but make it really bold.
"Cheap is really the antidote to 'free with a lot of strings attached,"' Mr. Davidson said.
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