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in dribs and drabs

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in dribs and drabs
in small portions; bit by bit. I'll have to pay you what I owe you in dribs and drabs. The whole story is being revealed in dribs and drabs.
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in dribs and drabs
in small amounts or a few at a time We could only afford to pay the builder in dribs and drabs. The hostages have been released in dribs and drabs.
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in dribs and drabs
in small amounts She says she keeps getting information in dribs and drabs.
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Olive Although I didn't have house insurance the court didn't care about me having to find the other pounds 500 and I only get the money from him when he pays it in dribs and drabs.
3 billion US dollars to rebuild the shattered economy, but the assistance has so far come in dribs and drabs.
We are in contact with some of their friends in Gambia but the information is only coming through in dribs and drabs.
 
 
 
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