In the 1982 two-month strike, the players walked out after two games.

When the Mauritanian miners went on a two-month strike in the late 1960s the army intervened and eight miners were killed.

A two-month strike by machinists against the Boeing Company is beginning to impede deliveries of new planes.

G.M. temporarily suspended its share buyback program last summer during a two-month strike that cost it $2 billion in after-tax profits.

But after a two-month national strike failed to oust Mr. Chávez, the court has the last option.

Due to the two-month strike, the owners tried to create an equitable solution.

It dropped to 10% in February 2006, from the 20% high in 2003 during a two-month strike and business lockout that shut down the country's oil industry.

The main war was a two-month strike in 1984 in which 900 picketing workers were arrested.

This violent two-month strike closed mines from Pennsylvania to Iowa.

He weathered a two-month national strike at the start of the year devised to force him from power again.