They affect other people mostly by adding spice to their otherwise dreary lives.
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And robots might help couples break out of sex ruts by adding spice to their relationship or maintaining long-distance romances.
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Adding spice to the showdown was the Australian's recent interview where he described Nadal as "super salty" and gracious only in victory.
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The research, "Adding Spice to the Porridge," was carried out over six months at a prison last year by criminologists at Manchester Metropolitan University.
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The city center course at Hammarbybacken provided a tough test of the technical skills of the skiers, with the head-to-head racing adding spice to the occasion.
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Adding spice to the controversy, meanwhile, it has emerged that the group of private lawyers Mr Edwards has named to handle the litigation include a number of major contributors to his campaign.
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More important, his name is now on the claret jug, putting an end to the Americans' five-major winning streak and adding spice to the Ryder Cup, which will be played in Paris in September.
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Several media outlets have obtained the memos by the ex-FBI Director, and one of them is already adding spice to the Mueller investigation into Russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 election ... or at least rumors involving Trump and hookers.
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The play, set in the bustling press room of a Windy City courthouse, has spawned multiple TV adaptations, films (including "His Girl Friday," which gender-swapped one of the main characters, adding spice to the rat-a-tat repartee), and Broadway revivals.
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David Evans, in The Independent, called it an "enjoyable, accessible book". Christopher Howse in The Spectator criticised mistakes and wrongly attributed quotes in the book. Howse also described the author as "well informed and amusing". The Wall Street Journal review said Forsyth is "adept at adding spice to received wisdom and popularizing the findings of academic linguists" and emphasizes that "potent rhetorical devices are all around us".
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In 2009, UNESCO described Nollywood as the second-biggest film industry in the world after Bollywood. Though The Ghana Film Industry had a downtrend for almost a decade mainly because of low input in production this scenario has drastically change. New and emerging young film makers are adding spice to the already rich Ghana movie scene. Bliz Bazawule, Peter Sedufia, Joseph Clef and many others have shown the world the new age of filming in Ghana.
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In 2012 Sandy released Gaia "蓋亞". Titled after the Goddess of earth in Greek mythology, the album was boldly experimental in which she experimented with New Age sounds, adding spice to her repertoire. Gaia was praised not only as a triumphant comeback, but held up as a landmark album in Mandopop. Lauded by critics as a forward-thinking and ground-breaking record, she was awarded four awards at the 24th Golden Melody Awards in 2013, including "Best Mandarin Female Singer" as well as "Best Mandarin Album", "Best Album Producer" and "Best Musical Arranger".
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The Keith style of playing the 5-string banjo emphasizes the melody of the song. Also known as the "Melodic" or "Chromatic style", it was first developed and popularized independently by Bobby Thompson and Bill Keith in the early 1960s. It is used primarily by bluegrass banjoists, though it can be applied to virtually any genre. Most banjoists who play Keith style do not use it exclusively, but integrate it as one aspect of their playing, a way of adding spice to the more common 3-finger style of Earl Scruggs.
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Live! Escovedo and Areas had been pioneering a new style on the traditional Cuban timbales. Though drawing on the influence of the extroverted timbale showman Tito Puente, Escovedo took the explosive power of the Cuban drums even farther, adding spice to rock and soul music recordings by artists such as Boz Scaggs, Cold Blood, It's a Beautiful Day, and Malo (with whom he was a featured soloist on their debut LP), as well as to freer jazz experiments with artists such as trumpeter Luis Gasca. In early 1972, Escovedo, following his vision of putting together "a band that could play anything", formed Azteca along with his brother Pete Escovedo.
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