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breakables
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breakables [ˈbreɪkəblz] npl → oggetti mpl fragili
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Drum kits come in all configurations, if your child has the skills and you want to help them improve their skills you will find child drum sets that are perfect starter kits.
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This is far less than the several hundred dollars you would pay for a real drum kit.
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