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Meanings of win a fight in English

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Usage of win a fight in English
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Use the amount of force necessary to win a fight and no more.
Wired
2
Training and fitness are what win a fight on the day, she says.
Radio NZ
3
Who would win a fight between a lion and a tiger?
The Guardian
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So who'd win a fight between a lion and a tiger?
The Guardian
5
Kim knows he cannot ultimately win a fight, but neither can he risk humiliation.
The Guardian
6
In any given conflict, the odds were with a Grimtotem to win a fight.
World of warcraft: the shattering: prelude to cataclysm
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Who would win a fight: a lion or a tiger?
The Guardian
8
I didn't have to win a fight with this thing.
Small favor
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Who'd win a fight between a lion and a tiger?
The Guardian
10
Three knockdowns was all it took to win a fight.
The power of one
11
Nah, I'm joking... Who would win a fight between a lion and a tiger?
The Guardian
12
There's no point in having them if you're never going to win a fight anyway.
Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation
13
Most boxers are content to thank their family, team and God when they win a fight.
The Guardian
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Scariest moment of my life... who of the Liverpool team would win a fight against Repka?
The Guardian
15
One question we always ask is 'Who would win a fight between a lion and a tiger?'
The Guardian
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All I'd done was knock them back on their heels-butI wasn't trying to win a fight.
Skin Game
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