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hit-and-miss <pred hit and miss> [Am ˈˌhɪt n ˈmɪs, Brit ˌhɪtənˈmɪs] ADJ
hit-and-miss → hit-or-miss
hit-or-miss <pred hit or miss> [Am ˈˌhɪd ɔr ˈmɪs, Brit ˌhɪtɔːˈmɪs] ADJ
hit-or-miss method/approach:
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