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Definitions from the WebOne Big UnionNoun: 1. A concept in labor unionism that advocates for the unification of all workers, regardless of occupation or industry, in a single, large labor union. Example sentence: The idea of a One Big Union gained prominence during the early 20th century, with the aim of collective worker power and solidarity. Phrase: 1. Used colloquially to refer to a tightly-knit community or group of people who share common goals or interests. Example sentence: The neighborhood association aims to build a sense of community and be a One Big Union in preserving the local environment. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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