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Both strike and boycott describe collective action by a large number of relatively less powerful people, refusing to interact in one fashion or another with a smaller number of relatively more powerful individuals or companies.

Boycotters refuse to buy

Strikers refuse to work

They both refuse to take part in the business relationship

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