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strike
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strike
Etymology: AS, strican, to advance swiftly
an action taken collectively by the employees of a company or institution in which they stop reporting for work in an effort to cause the employer to accede to certain demands. A strike usually follows unsuccessful negotiations between representatives of the union and management.
strike
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They have blocked all roads, they have used all sorts of unlawful tactics.
Pakistan violence after crackdown by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
They have blocked all roads, they have used all sorts of unlawful tactics," Sharif told a throng of reporters gathered at the front step of his Lahore home.
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Byline: By MARC WADDINGTON Political Reporter BAILIFFS who employ unlawful tactics are used by Liverpool council to collect unpaid debts, a damning report claims today.
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