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The phrase "a walk against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a march or demonstration that opposes a particular issue or cause.
Example: "The community organized a walk against climate change to raise awareness about environmental issues."
Alternatives: "a march opposing" or "a demonstration against".
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Okay, good, but then a walk against Ben Francisco?
Pinch-hitter Mike Baxter led off with a walk against Henry Rodriguez.
Neifi Perez led off the 11th with a walk against Pat Mahomes (5-6).
He did not quite get there, drawing a walk against Grant Balfour with two outs.
He was very worried when I went on a walk against the death penalty.
Asked how he managed to work a walk against Kershaw to spark a rally, Carson said, "I have no idea".
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Then again, Votto had a little help — Mike Trout, who leads the A.L. in walks, missed three games with a hamstring injury, and the Blue Jays' Jose Bautista drew a walk a week ago against the Yankees, then went on the disabled list with a bone bruise in his left hip.
I was once wandering around a low-income area of the city I grew up in with a group on a "prayer walk" against trafficking when I spotted two girls who I was immediately convinced were sex slaves for no reason other than the fact they were hanging out by themselves and were not white.
Suzuki drew a leadoff walk against reliever Yoervis Medina, then went to second on a sacrifice bunt by Jayson Nix.
Gov. Pat Quinn joined a community "walk against violence" on the South Side on Saturday and visited a church on the West Side on Sunday as he tried to gain support for amendments he made to a concealed carry law that passed both chambers in May.
But it certainly will not be a cake walk against the top team in the Eastern Conference.
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