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plunge into

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plunge something into someone or something and plunge something in
to drive or stab something into someone or something. The murderer plunged the knife into his victim. She plunged in the dagger.
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00 Paperback Ageing and employment policies HD6279 The report proposes reforms that would relieve the burden on public budgets and economic growth posed by dead-beat geezers who imagine that they can just sit back and relax for their final couple of decades--or maybe plunge into the activity really interested them their whole lives but they never had time for--instead of being productive workers until they drop.
Featuring a realistic fish design with fishbone-styled View Grooves[TM], the Big Kahuna lets kids plunge into the fun while they remain visible to parents and playground supervisors.
If all goes as scheduled, the famous Russian space station will make a fiery plunge into the Pacific Ocean in March.
 
 
 
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