take part
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A 49-year-old man who died while taking part in a skydive was highly experienced and had completed 10,000 jumps, a skydive centre has said.
From BBC
A man has died while taking part in a skydive at an airfield in Devon.
From BBC
Spoljaric stressed that under international law, "civilians, the wounded and others not -- or no longer -- taking part in the fighting must be protected".
From Barron's
Under a mission called La Fayette 26, the Charles de Gaulle will take part in several long-planned Nato exercises in the Baltic and in the Atlantic, off the coast of Norway.
From BBC
Now 75 and retired from full-time recording and touring, he has dusted down his guitars to take part in Selkirk Musical Theatre Group's latest show, We Will Rock You.
From BBC
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