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The phrase "acts of few" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The acts of few can sometimes have a significant impact on the community."
Alternatives: "actions of a few" or "deeds of a few".
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Influential journalists like Mr. Friedman can emphasize that while all acts of terrorism by the extremists must be condemned, maligning all Muslims for the acts of few should also be deplored.
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By the same token, the bad acts of a few dozen, or even a few hundred, men are not an excuse for abdicating responsibility in the face of a human tragedy that has engulfed millions.
By the same token, the bad acts of a few dozen, or even a few hundred**,** men are not an excuse for abdicating responsibility in the face of a human tragedy that has engulfed millions.
Still, students argue that the proposed solution before the board would penalize the majority of students for the acts of a few, or to appease a few residents.
It is a tradition I hope is never threatened by the acts of a few madmen.
That standard goes far beyond the isolated acts of a few bad apples.
British Muslims should not be held responsible for the acts of a few individuals". Entirely right.
It is unfair, they say, to punish the entire firm for the acts of a few miscreants.
"My country's peace and stability are just too strong to be shattered by acts of a few marauders".
They said Mr. Barak was seeking an excuse to punish Palestinians collectively for the acts of a few.
Unfortunately, the foolish acts of a few mean that there is a risk of these devices being banned for everyone else.
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