- - strikers' foes
- - They cross the line
- - Strike defiers
- - Ones ignoring a called strike?
- - Ones whose work is strikingly controversial?
- - Strike violators
- - Striker's foes
- - Workers who cross picket lines
- - Strikers' replacements
- - Strike-defying finks
- - They dispute a strike call
- - They can be picked off
- - Workers who cross the line
- - Strike-breakers
- - They might get swung at if they go through the strike zone
- - They might dispute a strike call
- - Unpopular workers
- - They work during strikes
- - Strikers' nemeses
- - workers who cross a picket line
- - workers who fill in during a strike
- - wounds; beggars
- - Labor union foes
- - natural bandages
- - Healing indicators
- - Wound crusts
- - Signs of injury to blacklegs?
- - Nature's bandages
- - Wound remnants
- - Wound coverings
- - Signs of healing wounds
- - Ones crossing the line?
- - Crusty coverings of wounds
- - Union foes
- - Cuts' protectors
- - Picketer defiers
- - Picket line crossers
- - Coverings of cuts
- - Union members' enemies
- - Non-kosher subs
- - Cut protections
- - No friends of union members
- - Sources of labor pains?
- - Strikebreakers
- - Natural skin protection
- - Union flouters
- - Union enemies
- - Union's foes
- - Replacement refs, maybe?
- - Certain line-crossers
- - Line crossers
- - Wound coverers
- - Remnants of healing
- - Wound covers
- - Union nemeses
- - Line-crossers, perhaps
- - Picket provokers
- - Union's bane
- - Replacement players, perhaps
- - Temporary protectors
- - Crusty lesions
- - Union targets
- - Eschars
- - Mementos of abrasions
- - Incrustations.
- - Finks
- - Signs of healing
- - Injury reminders
- - Healing signs
- - Hard covers
- - Plant diseases
- - Labor pains?
- - Sore spots
- - Scotch fiddles
- - Blacklegs providing taxis at the transport centre
- - strikebreakers using small taxis
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