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  1. 20-May-2007, 22:47 #1
    san
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    Question absorbed in / absorbed with

    Hi,

    Is there any difference between abosrbed in / abosrbed with ?

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  2. 21-May-2007, 06:41 #2
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    Default Re: absorbed in / absorbed with

    'Absorbed in' is much more common.
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