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dabble in

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dabble in something
to be involved in something in a casual manner. She dabbled in local politics for a while. I want to dabble in something new for a while.
See also: dabble


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And girls who dabble in drugs and alcohol early on are more likely to become pregnant before they are 21, added the study, published in the October issue of Psychological Science, which followed 1,037 children from the age of three until 32.
And girls who dabble in drugs and alcohol early on are more likely to become pregnant before they are 21, added the study, published in the October issue of Psychological Science, which followed 1,037 children from the age of three until 32.
Though some early works dabble in abstraction, most are dark, sad, and monumental representations of subject matter that ranges from Gypsies in Eastern Europe to bleak landscapes on the French coast.
 
 
 
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