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intersperse
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intersperse verb diffuse, disseminate, distribute, immiscere, interfuse, interlard, intermingle, interpenetrate, interpose, interweave, mix, pepper, put beeween, scatter, shake, sprinkle, work in
See also: diffuse, disperse, dissolve
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Murdo Fraser, Conservative MSP for Mid-Scotland and Fife, said: "There is a particular problem with the A9 and that is the interspersions of dual carriageway and single carriageway.
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