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Meanings of strike even in English

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Usage of strike even in English
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It would not have been necessary to strike even in September, 1914.
The Diary of a U-boat Commander / With an Introduction and Expla...
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Fuller: Viewing patterns were already changing before the strike even was a twinkle.
Reuters
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Death can strike even the most experienced swimmers and four-out-of-five fatalities are male.
The Irish Times
4
Unions may still decide to go on strike even if it means breaking the law.
The South African
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This arrangement never struck anybody as singular; it did not strike even Helen as singular.
Helen with the High Hand (2nd ed.)
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Disaster can strike even when appropriate caution is exercised.
Climbing Magazine
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One thing could not fail to strike even him.
In a glass darkly
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I know that my brother has a white hand; he will not strike even the dead.
The Deerslayer
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Instead, he won the game with a strike even Van Basten would have been proud of.
The Guardian
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Why, I will create a citadel so grand it will strike even God himself with awe!
Paul of dune
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The composite quality of the book of Samuel could hardly fail to strike even a careless observer.
Introduction to the Old Testament
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This unaffectedly religious character of these séances cannot fail, I think, to strike even the most indifferent.
Preliminary Report of the Commission Appointed by the University...
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The sheer beauty of his tone was such that to hear him strike even an isolated note gave pleasure.
Sacred and Profane Love: A Novel in Three Episodes
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The tone of disappointment in which the interrogatory was put, was sufficiently marked to strike even the ear of Julian.
The Tiger Hunter
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Visit Website Osteoarthritis usually develops between ages 30 and 60, but it can strike even earlier.
Climbing Magazine
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The union says it has a mandate for the strike even though only 24% of members voted in the strike ballot.
The Guardian
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