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Discover LudwigThe phrase "is in big" is not a complete sentence and does not make sense on its own
It could potentially be used as a part of a sentence in certain situations, such as when describing someone or something that is physically large. For example: - The elephant is in big trouble for breaking out of its enclosure. - The new sofa is in big demand due to its comfortable design.
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F1 is in big trouble.
But now Europe is in big trouble.
Adam Sandler is in big, big trouble.
Today, BigStar is in big trouble.
Senator Dodd is in big trouble.
The Sangmu player, Kim Dong-hyun, is in big trouble.
"And without it, Egypt is in big trouble.
"So I think Clemens is in big trouble," he added.
But Saudi Arabia is in big, big trouble.
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