general strike
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- A general strike brought the country to a standstill.
- The union threatened to call a general strike if their demands were not met.
- Historically, general strikes have often led to significant social change.
- The government feared a widespread general strike could destabilize the economy.
- Workers across various sectors decided to participate in the general strike.
- Preparations for a potential general strike are underway, affecting public services.
- During the 1926 general strike in Britain, millions of workers walked out.
- A successful general strike requires broad support from the populace.
- The threat of a general strike forced management to reconsider their proposal.
- If the negotiations fail, a nationwide general strike is inevitable.