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• wi: This is the motto of Scotland and can be translated as ` Wha daur meddle wi ` me ` in Scots.

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• constantly: Even at the height of the war with Sweden in the 1710s he meddled constantly in details of the plans.

Preposition: with

• politics: IRC operators do not meddle with channel politics - that's the job of channel operators.

• thing: Or are scientists playing God and meddling with things beyond their control?

• time: The thing about meddling with time is that one moment something is real, the next, it's been erased.

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• n't: Do n't meddle with things you don't understand.

• again: I telled her she weren't to meddle again in aught that concerned yo ' .

Preposition: in

• process: Labor so often fail as many of their politicians meddle in processes which they don't understand, which often cause extreme problems.

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• much: But he is spending too much, wasting too much, taxing too much, regulating too much and interfering and meddling too much.

Preposition: in

• affair: He would embark on meddling in Indian local affairs to a level unprecendented by any former European power.

• matter: Or that government has no business meddling in these matters.

• people: Meddling in people 's affairs and in the Philippines, Cuba, wherever we've meddling.

• thing: God preserve us from scientists and civil servants meddling in things they have very little practical knowledge.