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The phrase "a school of small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a group of small fish or a similar concept, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In the ocean, we often see a school of small fish darting through the coral reefs."
Alternatives: "a group of small" or "a cluster of small".
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Yesterday we passed through a school of small dolphins.
One evening, I stood transfixed by a school of small goblinlike fish with the features of a toad.
In "Lotus Pond and Fish" flat, circular leaves and pink and white blossoms viewed from divergent perspectives surround a school of small, silvery fish.
Shawn Stamback was in the water when he was surrounded by a school of small fish, attempting to evade the predators below.
But a school of small fish is much more powerful than a lone minnow, which is why Saber Blast, a new alliance marketing tool, has launched out of beta.
The BBC program Planet Earth filmed a whale shark feeding on a school of small fish.
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McMurray then spied a pod of diving terns and swirling bass that had pinned a school of smaller baitfish against a shoreline a few hundred yards away.
Trout feed on smaller fish as well as plankton, and you can often find them under a school of smaller fish.
But about a third of the cars here are Kei cars, so you're swimming in a school of fellow small fry.
This is called "jigging" and will make your sabiki rig seem like a frightened school of small fish - dinner for your mackerel!
The Look, lead single and first breakout hit for the band, begins with the lines "You're up and you'll get down/ You're never running from this town", a warning apparently straight from the school of small-town heartbreak.
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