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He added that there could also be incentives for state and local police departments to participate, and that those who do not "won't partake in the riches".

From BBC

This is also a fun activity that men can partake in.

From Salon

But patrons who partake before arriving will definitely have a heightened experience in the trippy rooms.

Consider an extra day’s stay in Laguna Beach to partake of all the pleasures it has to offer, including live music, dozens of indie art galleries and, if the timing is right, the Pageant of the Masters, where costumed actors re-create classic and contemporary paintings to the tune of a live orchestra.

KM: I think it’s a ritual that a lot of immigrant families partake in.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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