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To stay on a topic too long and in too much detail. The autistic child would dwelve on the train schedules for years.
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The experience of simultaneously deep delving and grounded dwelling. "(This) eclectic weblog is geared for those who creatively dwelve at the edge of life and business."
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The flipside of a bakers dozen, dwelve is worth 11. Keegan had dwelve drinks.
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