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Discover Ludwig"into affairs" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a person becoming involved in a particular situation. For example, "The new governor is getting quickly into the state's affairs."
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Men go to soccer matches and into affairs with younger women to revisit their youth.
You've published several novels about middle-class people in Northeastern suburbs, many of whom stumble into affairs or other transgressive behaviors that they can't entirely justify or explain.
But like many hastily entered into affairs between ill-suited partners, David's love affair with the NFU has landed him in hot water.
Why be rats on a treadmill, butting heads constantly, drinking too much, having heart attacks and falling into affairs with office playthings?
Cao Tian never ran for office again, but it seems unlikely that his fate can prevent another Cao Tian — or Wang Gongquan — from deciding that he should be allowed to extend his success into affairs of state.
Increasingly in the 1230s he was drawn into affairs in northern Italy and Germany that made him conscious of the importance of the Sicilian kingdom as a base for his imperial power.
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"Any political interference into football affairs is illegal.
She has, however, plunged enthusiastically into local affairs.
Opinionated and persuasive, he was quickly drawn into Fire Island affairs.
Others didn't want Big Brother peering into their affairs.
Mr. Richardson said these freelance forays into international affairs signified nothing.
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