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The phrase "always be the big" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept of consistently being significant or dominant, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In every situation, you should always be the big player in the game."
Alternatives: "always be the leader" or "always take the lead".
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"It will always be the big question.
Various venues, to 20 Feb Andrea Hubert Home cinema systems are all well and good, but a movie's true home will always be the big screen, seen in like-minded company.
When it comes to this part of the German Alps, snow will always be the big draw but this new breed of accommodation – from chic self-catering apartments, to a family-friendly, organic retreat or modern take on the stately country pile – helps up the ante for skiers and non-skiers alike.
Regardless of whether or not bitcoin will always be the big cryptocurrency on campus, with more than 80 services available, it's clear digital currency is here to stay.
(OK, that might always be the big trend).
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Scare the queen bee out of her skin, smile sweetly, and always be the bigger person.
According to Petchey, the former coach who guided Murray into the top 50, "that's always been the big question with Andy.
But mining has always been the big employer.
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