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play a big part
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play a big part (in something) and play a large part (in something)
Fig. to serve as a major part of some situation or event. The incredible amount of duplicative paperwork played a large part in my decision to find employment elsewhere.
See also: big, part, play
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Heart-related problems play a large part in our family hence the charity being the closest to our 'hearts'.
Letter: To The Point by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Rachael Brown, Aintree's stroke research nurse, said: "Stroke can have a debilitating effect on people's lives and carers play an essential part in helping sufferers to overcome the damage of a stroke and play a large part in the rehabilitation process.
Study to help care for stroke patients by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Carers play an essential part in helping stroke sufferers to overcome the damage of a stroke and play a large part in the rehabilitation process.
Medics pioneer study in managing carers' time by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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