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She once had a go at writing a novel but quickly gave up.
I’d thought about skiing for some time and finally decided to give it a go this winter.
Don’t try to eat the whole thing in one go.
She was determined to make a go of her programming business.
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a hormone … which can reproduce the health benefits of exercise and a good diet
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the action of supporting a project by donating money over the Internet
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