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Shot for $1.3 million, the movie was called Dribble and later repackaged with the title Scoring.
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Shot for $1.3 million, the movie was called Dribble and later repackaged with the title Scoring.
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Shot for $1.3 million, the movie was called Dribble and later repackaged with the title Scoring.
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Dribble is what happens to old men, or just about anybody who has had three or more Margaritas.
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"Memphis Attack Offense," also known as the Dribble-Drive Motion Offense.
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"Dribble" is what comes from the mouth of an infant who cannot yet speak;
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"Dribble" is what comes from the mouth of an infant who cannot yet speak; "drivel" is what comes from the mouth of an adult who can speak, but really shouldn't.
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"Dribble" is what comes from the mouth of an infant who cannot yet speak; "drivel" is what comes from the mouth of an adult who can speak, but really shouldn't.
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"Dribble" pertains to basketball, and to the sloppy eating of soup.
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As a campaign ambassador, I am involved in several Dribble to Stop Diabetes initiatives such as a nationally distributed public service announcement and the campaign website.
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