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strike a blow against

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strike a blow against somebody/something
to help defeat or destroy someone or something Supporters of the law said that it would strike a blow against gun violence.
See also: against, blow, strike


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This is a great opportunity for us to take control in the group and to also strike a blow against Liverpool.
The 24-year-old Jamaican-born naturalised American - who could only take individual bronze behind the Briton in Beijing last year and failed to qualify for the 2007 world championships in the 400m - is determined to end her major title individual drought here and strike a blow against Ohuruogu.
The 24-year-old born Jamaican - who could only take individual bronze behind the Briton in Beijing last year and failed to qualify for the 2007 world championships in the 400m - is determined to end her major title individual drought here and strike a blow against Ohuruogu.
 
 
 
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