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The phrase "at the big" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something (or someone) specific that is large, or when describing a place that is large. For example, "The kids love to go to the big park at the end of the street."
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Looking at the big picture?
They bombed at the big gigs.
"You look at the big picture.
I'm looking at the big picture.
Look at the big picture.
At the Big A, 2 1/2 hrs.
Kiss!" at the big screen.
Lets look at the big picture.
We're still looking at the big picture".
"We're looking at the big picture here".
We're not looking at the big picture.
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