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struck

adjective as in hit

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adjective as in closed by a strike

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The California Republican Party struck another new low last week when news came that its shrinking ranks now make up less than 28% of the state’s registered voters.

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Crowe held to its view that it didn’t need to sell to private equity as many of its peers struck deals.

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Spain's weather agency on Thursday issued its highest alert for heavy rains in Alicante in the eastern region of Valencia, where deadly floods struck last year, warning of "extraordinary danger".

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He has surrendered no runs and struck out three, overpowering opposing hitters with a 100-mph fastball and a devastating splitter.

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The stage was set perfectly—until Judge struck out, flailingly wildly at a 3-2 splitter that was nowhere near the plate.

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