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Discover Ludwig"took a swipe at" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to make a quick or sudden attempt to strike or criticize something or someone. Example: During the debate, the candidate took a swipe at their opponent's economic policies, stating that they were unrealistic and would harm the middle class.
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Today, Belichick took a swipe at Parcells.
Several took a swipe at aggressive Indian competitors.
Benfica also have an eagle, who once took a swipe at chairman Luís Filipe Vieira.
And Belgian bakers were not the only people he took a swipe at.
Mr. Bloomberg took a swipe at federal lawmakers for dragging their feet on addressing climate change.
Mr. Parker took a swipe at social sites like Facebook, calling them "boring".
In a statement, Mr. Perry congratulated Mr. Cain but took a swipe at Mr. Romney.
In passing, Mr Hamon also took a swipe at the British Government.
In his report, Mr. Freeh took a swipe at Mr. Giddens.
Defensive lineman Ahtyba Rubin took a swipe at Edwards, who retaliated in kind.
Bain also took a swipe at what it considered politicized attacks on Bain.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com