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Discover Ludwig"tsunami struck" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an event or situation where a tsunami occurred or affected a particular area. Example: In 2004, a devastating tsunami struck the coasts of several countries in Southeast Asia, causing widespread destruction and loss of life.
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That tsunami struck in 869.
Then the tsunami struck.
Eighteen minutes later, the tsunami struck.
All were running when the tsunami struck; all suffered meltdowns.
The two children were last seen leaving school with their grandfather minutes before the tsunami struck.
When a tsunami struck Vanuatu in 1999, only five people died in it.
When a tsunami struck the islands soon after, it killed only five people.
Even before the tsunami struck, they had been off 15percentt from last year.
On March 10, the day before the earthquake and tsunami struck, Japanese five-year bonds yielded 0.57 percent.
When a tsunami struck south India, the Times "tried hard to find some good stories there" — heroic rescues, families reunited.
Their homes have gone, and many have lost everything except the clothes they were wearing when the tsunami struck.
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