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Meanings of go on strike in English

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Usage of go on strike in English
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Photo: AFP New Caledonia's firefighters are set to go on strike today.
Radio NZ
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Teachers are ready to go on strike over fair pay and conditions.
Radio NZ
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Here's what I told her: Lady, you need to go on strike.
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Why should we want to go on strike? an older woman asked.
For the love of mike
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Blame the outage on overworked routers that decided to go on strike.
Wired
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Failure to do so, all of these doctors will go on strike.
Radio NZ
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If they go on strike the country will have a problem.
BBC
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More than 4000 public servants have voted to go on strike next month.
Radio NZ
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There is also the risk that unions could go on strike.
Reuters
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SkyCity Casino workers will again go on strike this weekend over pay rates.
Radio NZ
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When we were in London the postmen were threatening to go on strike.
Europe Revised
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Drones don't go on strike or want to be paid a living wage.
Wired
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They have threatened to go on strike to block the bill.
Reuters
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Plenty of players go on strike in matches while staying on the field.
The Guardian
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Nor is it a criminal offence for a member to go on strike.
The Irish Times
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Men go on strike on frivolous pretext and we must protect our interests.
The Workingman's Paradise: An Australian Labour Novel
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New Zealand
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
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