Now she's the one with a spare room and a spare sofa.
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"Spare us the bank shots; spare us the sarcasm and the satire," Sen.
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"All the 'spare tires' we've created are no longer spare," He said in the letter.
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"Spare us the bank shots; spare us the sarcasm and the satire," he told Senate Finance Chair Sen.
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I hate saying that I do photography in my spare time, but it's just in my spare time.
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"I suspect that Spare was serious and Crowley a charlatan, and Spare had no time for charlatans," says Wynd.
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Falih also commented that the spare oil production capacity of Saudi Arabia represents the majority of spare capacity in the world today.
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Amidst the Pokémon GO popularity explosion, millions of people have been catching Pokémon in their spare time (and not-so-spare time).
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And while DOJ policy may spare him an indictment while in office, it should not spare him altogether from any form of accountability.
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Actually my friend — the other day he finally heard the lyric, 'Spare the apologies' [I'm not spare change] — and he was like, 'What?
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Some spare capacity might require drilling new wells within existing fields, in which case it is not strictly speaking spare capacity at all.
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China's massive steel sector is said to have spare capacity of 300-400 million tonnes, roughly half of global spare capacity of about 700 million tonnes.
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Russia accounted for most of the non-OPEC spare capacity (roughly 21.3,21.4 bpd) with little or no available spare capacity in the other non-OPEC allies.
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At the end of the day, if I cannot spare my sister the song-and-dance of Christmas, at least I can spare her that particular song.
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"I had some spare time and spare money, so I decided to travel to a few places to get an idea of what may have happened," he said.
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Then he sleeps (at a friend's spare room, tent, hostel, dog sitting gig, or spare space at a gallery) and wakes up for the next round of deliveries.
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"While most workaholics will say they don't have a spare moment in their day, that's because they have a different definition of what constitutes a spare moment," she notes.
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Even Trump's budget man, Mick Mulvaney, endorsed it, despite proposed cuts to programs the president promised to spare on the campaign and did spare in his own budget proposal.
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" _____ • "I will spare the party any further distraction.
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A: In many ways, it's a match made in heaven: retired folks have time on their hands, and they often have a spare room, or even a spare summer house.
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Brother, can you spare $13 million — for Martin Shkreli?
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BTW, if you have spare time ... watch Tank's highlights.
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Spare Change: • At last we meet Angelo's beloved nonna.
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And it surpassed that mark -- with room to spare.
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Van Abel said that going forward, the company will "generate more working capital" to buy spare parts upfront so they can continue to have spare parts available for customers over the coming years.
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Do you have $2 million and eight hours to spare?
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On Monday afternoon, he helped spare the overworked relief corps.
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It's another opportunity to spare a thought for Mr. Shaw.
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They were only $4, though, and I've got a spare.
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So, please, spare us all, and just don't do it.
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Then hide a spare in case you get locked out.
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We don't have that kind of spare change lying around.
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They are also often used as depositories for spare cash.
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Mrs Johnson put her to bed in a spare room.
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E. laminata doesn't have any predators either, spare some parasites.
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They had a spare room available, so they refitted that.
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I got everything I needed and had $5 to spare.
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Elba also works as a DJ in his spare time.
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Finally make it to the office with time to spare.
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Spare a thought for their mutual friends and family members.
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In her copious spare time, Edith curates a mobile newsletter.
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SPARE a thought for the GRU, Russia's military intelligence service.
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It's like, any amount of spare change is still valuable.
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You've got to spare a thought for the White Walkers.
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Speaking of grit, that guy has grit to spare. Yup.
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In his spare time he played guitar and recorded music.
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They filled every spare inch of space they could find.
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Avocado Slicer It's normal to carry around spare guac, right?
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They could compare spare personalities in between fighting supervillain battles.
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HARRISBURG, Pa., March 23 (Reuters) - Got $1.5 million to spare?
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James: Yeah, I've got a spare phone just in case!
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Whatever spare money we have goes to paying down debt.
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Echo could see spare chassis parts organized on tables inside.
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"[It] will spare the Yemeni people further bloodshed," Ahmed said.
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Good thing Google has a few spare computers lying around.
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Maybe they only have 30 minutes to spare that day.
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Or maybe you're starting a blog in your spare time.
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The Gershwinds didn't spare any expense on the shindig either.
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In her spare time, she is working on a novel.
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Neighbor is another startup with designs on your spare space.
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And she might have some good records to spare too.
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"I keep them right in the spare bedroom," he said.
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"Spare me," he said in denying bail, his voice rising.
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He's also a hilarious Twitter comedian in his spare time.
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Please spare my life when your species rules the world.
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There won't be any weird spare wooden pegs leftover either.
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And don't forget spare parts and batteries for medical devices.
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If you have a spare afternoon this weekend, watch it.
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They made this short in their spare time at Pixar.
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At a certain point, spare everyone your damn bulls—, lol.
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The pollution did not even spare Delhi's elite diplomatic corps.
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In Wuxi, it was the pork spare ribs and meatballs.
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It also requires the same of any spare lithium batteries.
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It might spare 2,000 families from the heartbreak she faced.
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I had an extra hour before work to spare, anyway.
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Now, there's no disputing that it's got cred to spare.
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There's demand to spare and the market is only growing.
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But this week, she's barely had any time to spare.
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Go feed a homeless man with your spare fucking time.
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And if we've got one, we'll get a spare one!
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Are you a history buff with $8.3 million to spare?
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Spare also a thought for the rest of the world.
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Its colorful, spare plastic design doesn't look like other phones.
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She said she wants to spare them additional financial stress.
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He, he spent all of his spare time with us.
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A new app turns your spare change into digital currency.
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I just do it when I have some spare time.
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Don't overbook yourself today; you don't have energy to spare.
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Can we spare a quick thought for Chris Harrison, guys?
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Worry not, lifeless machines will spare you of all that.
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There are a million of them there, enough to spare.
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Coronilla's wife begged a federal judge to spare her husband.
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" He added that the federal government "will spare no expense.
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Without gasoline and spare parts, tractors sat idle in fields.
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"They were very bloodthirsty and didn't spare anyone," Fayadh said.
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Now you can — if you have a spare $5.5 million!
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There's a ton of spare capacity, especially in Saudi Arabia.
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In his spare time, he taught himself to play guitar.
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It was like keeping a spare tire in the trunk.
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"Amazon had spare computing resources to rent out," he said.
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Other analysts put the level of spare capacity much lower.
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Don't spare any detail in how you've benefited the company.
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Until then, he'll keep bug hunting in his spare time.
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Erin E. Stead's tender illustrations match the spare, moody story.
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Once he does, he will have no wrists to spare.
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Baghdad could presumably tap that spare capacity during such disruptions.
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A Montanan, the secretary routinely hunted in his spare time.
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A spare, sparse, and defiantly electronic album followed in 2013.
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She searched the bathroom cabinet for a spare, but crickets.
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If you have enough to spare, try to offer. 64.
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Got a few minutes (and a few Kleenex) to spare?
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I might not be able to spare her the pain.
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The coalition could clearly strike, or spare, whatever they chose.
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The table is spare, but, for this family, it's enough.
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So I was on a spare tire and using wifi.
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In his spare time, he likes crafting objects from wood.
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In his spare time, he enjoys being an evil mastermind.
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Through college, I kept investing any spare cash I earned.
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He attached several spare cannisters of fuel to the heater.
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We find suburbanites with spare bedrooms to host our clients.
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Spare time is all in the eye of the solver.
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"They wanted to spare me the angry calls" from Eagle.
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So spare a thought for the shivering North Korean soldiers.
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Her daughter eventually erased them to spare her the pain.
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He finds glamour to spare, but not quite enough polish.
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Dementia does not spare billionaires, and denial spares no one.
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Proulx forges it with spare language and terse, tough dialogue.
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Spare everyone the endless phone notifications and try these methods.
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"Thank you for your service," but spare the details, please.
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All of which have relatively small and limited spare capacity.
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How many spare light bulbs are in your hall closet?
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We made it to the ferry with minutes to spare.
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At first he did the work in his spare time.
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I will spare you all by doing my waxing elsewhere.
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Cut the dramatics, please" and "Spare us the false indignation.
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Spare me the industrial daffodils poking through scraps of snow.
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But schools often had only a single day to spare.
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Pizzerias and health clubs vied for the residents' spare rubles.
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In his spare time, he volunteers at Sarasota Memorial Hospital.
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That may spare the French another 1940 — one more debacle.
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"This isn't a spare, modern place," she said, quite unnecessarily.
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"This isn't a spare, modern place," she said, quite unnecessarily.
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In any case, there's not a lot of spare time.
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It doesn't reinvent the wheel, but has style to spare.
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Riders gave them spare change and even a few bills.
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"Spare us the long lecture on climate change," he wrote.
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That is, anyone with a few thousand dollars to spare.
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The tamales are enough, as is the spare, dinerlike room.
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We are a nation which has no talent to spare.
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People might avoid him or give him some spare change.
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This app will eat away spare minutes, and it's free.
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This isn't the first time Joe hid a spare key.
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He also began writing short fiction in his spare time.
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Because it seems like Americans probably have some to spare.
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"Most lawmakers perform in their spare time," Ms. Katz said.
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Does everyone with $800 to spare need an $800 cooler?
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Making the cutoff time with only two seconds to spare.
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His absence left the Padres without a pure spare outfielder.
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She also plays piano and basketball in her spare time.
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Harris's personal stories about race are emotional but spare. Impressionistic.
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I have an average 43 hrs spare time each week.
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We rented out our two spare guest rooms on Airbnb.
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The two senators didn't spare each other in the crossfire.
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He's got some spare change in the couch, I think.
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He seems, he's got some spare — He's got some cash.
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But lots of people have spare rooms they aren't using.
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Denial might spare you some pain in the short term.
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Keep in mind, we do this in our spare time!
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Reply: Yes, a spare tire would've been nice but the Miata no longer comes with one and were I to buy a spare and try to jam it in my trunk it would not fit.
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Bring spare power strips with you in case others need them.
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But it's something we all do in our spare time anyway.
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Here s hoping the Swedish palace has a few spare bedrooms!
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There are jump-worthy moments and twists and anxiety to spare.
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That's all good and well, but spare me the lecture, Bill.
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Grant's solution was to start building websites in his spare time.
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We're all for being real, but please spare us the tinkles.
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The defense is hoping jurors will spare Roof, 22, from execution.
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Sports consume time, energy and resources that many families cannot spare.
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He finishes sharing his thought and still has room to spare.
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We couldn't take our wireless microphones or even our spare batteries.
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Just be sure to keep a spare battery in your backpack.
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The worst part was fighting for a spare box to use.
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To spare them all, Mr. Ginsburg acted as the family chef.
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During their spare time, the couple spent time on the water.
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It's this really spare use of movement and sound and pattern.
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He would also not spare the girl standing next to him.
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Like any good New Yorker, we keep spare for our neighbors!
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Spare a thought for newborns who cannot shiver to keep warm.
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Ken Loach doesn't spare words when it comes to period dramas.
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Anyone with a few million dollars to spare can join in.
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Perhaps they could send him their spare change too, he said.
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Walter had a very rough childhood -- I'll spare you the details.
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Christian says that he's also a model — in his spare time.
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If you're looking for power, the Leopard has plenty to spare.
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A spare charger you can take with you when you travel
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A growing fleet of aircraft also lifted demand for spare parts.
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With no time to spare, Luke launches into a full reenactment.
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Citizens, small and large companies, governments: online predators spare no one.
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The company hit that milestone with time to spare last fall.
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Firms also withhold technical information, proprietary repair tools and spare parts.
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Family members remember him as a "Casanova" with girlfriends to spare.
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Don&apost spare me the details, I can take anything (INAUDIBLE).
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Considering the amount involved, the NASA press release is incredibly spare.
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Our platform lets consumers donate spare change automatically from everyday purchases.
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Spare a thought for poor Robert Pattinson, awkwardly positioned between them.
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Medora wanted to spare the boy from a lifetime of darkness.
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Why do the real wolves and the "human" wolves spare Russell?
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If you can spare your child that handicap, why wouldn't you?
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You can enjoy delicious meals and still have money to spare.
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And, honestly, there isn't a ton of spare real estate here.
|
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It really does feel wasteful to not use the spare button.
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Jennifer Lopez didn't spare the "Dinero" for her 49th birthday party!
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Anyone with a spare bedroom can suddenly become a hotel keeper.
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This isn't a spare-time project going on in someone's garage.
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You should come sit next to me, there's a spare seat.
|
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Three spare, descending chords and some mournful flourishes over the top.
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Spare some positive vibes or a prayer for a tech billionaire.
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In their spare time, the Allwines maintained a website called Allwine.
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Let me spare you the anticipation: It tastes like liquid Crocs.
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And in true street lit fashion, Arobateau doesn't spare any details.
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Changing them would not just spare the island's economy grievous harm.
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If you can spare five minutes, this is worth your time.
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"Got any spare tickets?" he monotoned, eyes down at his feet.
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Inside, it's spare, but you're not without the elements you need.
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Near the spare bedroom were bookshelves teeming with mass-market paperbacks.
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But spare a thought for the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).
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So, we spent every moment of our spare time building ManServants.
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Orbital had spare cables, though, and was reworking the issue yesterday.
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So I'll spare you yet another long diatribe about scoring rates.
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There are no spare cyber soldiers to staff an offensive army.
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DiSanti's personal assistant — but all of them have moxie to spare.
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"Endurance," Alfred Lansing's brisk, spare telling of Ernest Shackleton's polar ordeal.
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"We will be limited with spare parts and everything," he said.
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Other paintings aim for a more spare but comparably lyrical configuration.
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Consumers have no more spare leisure time for new TV apps.
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Please spare me the "Mattis stands up for US values" takes.
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Consumers quickly found themselves with spare cash, which was promptly spent.
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Since Daley is a kind leader, he decides to spare Baldak.
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In her spare time, she works as a Muse career coach.
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With little time to spare, formal talks will resume this week.
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The duo arrived on the set with two minutes to spare.
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When the installation was complete, they had 1.5 inches to spare.
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We have to go back to countries that hold spare capacity.
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As for Linda Loehndorf, another judge — spare her the circus programs.
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Within the otherwise spare rooms, the effect is almost avant-garde.
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To me, that's worth far more than having a spare bedroom.
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Anthony takes Ducky's kindness to heart and decides to spare him.
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Airbnb makes passive earning available to anyone with a spare room.
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They're all beautifully spare, gently uplifting, and full of rich harmonies.
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The polling is spare, but it shows a very close race.
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Just use, you know, that spare $490k you've got lying around.
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Pumping that much would also erode Saudi Arabia's spare production capacity.
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If current trends continue, Clinton will win with room to spare.
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Have a spare room and want to beef up your savings?
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When you have four minutes to spare watch the whole thing.
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Going green is not something to be squeezed into spare time.
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The team had plenty of locker stalls, with room to spare.
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If you play long enough, this process will not spare you.
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They can spare a billion or two to protect actual reality.
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For those below the poverty line, that's money they can't spare.
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You could be using a little spare time to read it.
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For what it's worth ... she gets pretty close to a spare.
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Spare Change: • "Trust" puts a notable twist on the actual kidnapping.
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Plus there isn't a lot of spare capacity in the world.
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Bob, turn the screw, align our spine Spare us creaturesque pain.
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He said he called it off with 10 minutes to spare.
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Spare a moment's thought for the people who write this shit.
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Hosts can provide driveway space, side yards, lots, or spare rooms.
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But these spare parts do not add up to a legacy.
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You're at a sweet digital media studio, we spare no expense.
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"Spare nobody's feelings," is a biblical passage he falls back on.
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He is rescued by an aide with yet another spare pair.
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It could spare you a lifetime of enduring a bad label.
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What will I be doing with my new found "spare time"?
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Allowing them to redirect some of their spare capital would help.
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I spent every spare minute making piles: keep, sell, donate, toss.
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Why, he wonders, does the mind winnow some and spare others?
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Each bag easily fit all these items with room to spare.
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Fairphone sells replacements via a spare parts section of its website.
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Buckley had been the engineer mentoring Andrew in his spare time.
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When in Rome, spare the rod and spoil the whole barrel.
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And what is coming in is cash, spare parts, postal delivery.
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Why wouldn't we want to spare our children such terrible fates?
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I'll spare you the headache and heartache: you can't do it.
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If you had $999 to spare, would you buy the iPhoneX?
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Qoins offers a round-up function to save customers' spare change.
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Atlanta's housing market is particularly spare, especially on the low end.
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Shaking hands is not recommended, unless you've got a spare afternoon.
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It has both spare capacity and centralized control of oil output.
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If so, then spare a thought for Scottish farmer Melanie MacLean.
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Fantastic Negrito loves this spare cafe for its healthy, delicious options.
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Investigation reveals a spare key duct-taped under his welcome doormat.
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That could spare President Trump — as well as Republicans like Sen.
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As chair Schiff got to use any spare time for himself.
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Mr. Trump, of course, still has time and jobs to spare.
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Any spare weeks are consumed by concert tours around European capitals.
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In his spare time, he said, he reads books on management.
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Like, for instance, David Tanis's recipe for Thai-style spare ribs.
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The finished watch was rigorously linear, almost aggressively spare and androgynous.
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He did so, Hunter said, to spare his family a trial.
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Black clergy preach a "spare the rod, spoil the child" gospel.
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We did not have enough time to spare for each other.
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You want more substance than the splendid but spare Jane Austen.
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President Trump blamed Congress, and did not spare his own party.
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We gave her the spare bedroom and we slept on couches.
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I drive and make it there with five minutes to spare.
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A grouping of spare works by Torkwase Dyson, Kayode Ojo, Pope.
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They're the work of a curator who likes a spare hang.
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Don't pick up a Mackay book unless you've got spare time.
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We make it to the practice with two minutes to spare.
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Some local election officials turn to eBay to find spare parts.
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The deal was struck with a scant two days to spare.
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You don't need to spare one thought about any of this.
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Many in her hometown of 12,000 don't have extra to spare.
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The Statue owes its existence to French and American spare change.
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Dr. Wilson wanted to spare me a lifetime of repeat surgeries.
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The spare prose in "Exit West" feels almost biblical at times.
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We spare the dead a bit of the life in us.
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Successful data transfers can spare you hours of toil and eyestrain.
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Still, it's not like Trump hasn't got a moment to spare.
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During appetizers, Nick learned that she painted in her spare time.
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Speak using your indoor voice, and spare us the inscrutable GIFs.
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Who can spare a hundred mil or two for Mr. Kahn?
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I don't think he had a spare minute, to be honest.
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But they kept their successes a secret, to spare Branwell's feelings.
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As she warns on her page, she doesn't spare her feelings.
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You finished your morning routine with five precious minutes to spare.
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A spare, lonesome thing, it tells of infanticide, rot and ruin.
|
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The "printed" spare parts are created with 3D printers based on the Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) printing process and ordered using the special spare part number, even for parts on models which are several decades old.
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The bill matches the request for $2.8 billion to buy spare parts for aircraft for the Navy, Marines and Air Force and has an extra $100 million for spare parts for the F-35 fighter jet.
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SPARE PASSPORT Japanese public broadcaster NHK said on Thursday Japanese authorities allowed Ghosn to carry a spare French passport in a locked case while out on bail, potentially shedding some light on how he managed to escape.
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Putting an iPhone together from spare parts sounds like a daunting project.
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If I had a few thousand dollars to spare, I'd grab it.
|
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With limited time to spare, bargain-hunting is hardly a first priority.
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I dabbled in bodybuilding and did some modeling in my spare time.
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In this hypothetical "juicy chapter," however, it would spare hook-up stories.
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The average Alabamian does not have that type of money to spare.
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Even when I order Chinese food I go with the spare ribs.
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The deal also includes 13 spare engines and maintenance of the products.
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I called a (private) doctor and put him in another spare room.
|
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Like any good New Yorker, we keep a spare for our neighbors!
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Many OPEC members ran out of spare capacity last year, Croft said.
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Often we spare no expense when it comes to our pet's happiness.
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Google itself is involved in the effort to spare pangolins from extinction.
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Whenever they have a spare moment, they fill it with self-education.
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Heck, you might even have a spare lying around you could use.
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If you can spare the additional $140, it's a much better buy.
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Pack tampons, spare keys, or extra cash in a side pocket today.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Spare a little sympathy for sell-side equity analysts.
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The migrant is in a spare room at a CBP holding facility.
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Give people the chance to rate puppies' cuteness in their spare time.
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Includes provisions for the supply of weapons and delivery of spare parts.
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Concerns about a lack of spare capacity had led crude to rally.
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Read more related coverage: Trump to spare US 'dreamer' immigrants from crackdown
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It's only around $2148 so you'll have an extra $2125 to spare.
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So Japanese SHINee fans ended up having a LOT of spare lightsticks.
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People sat close together on the sidewalk, some asking for spare change.
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But I got to the $250 with a few minutes to spare.
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Grabbing a spare bottle cap to help you with your cut crease.
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SW Johnny Spero's Georgetown restaurant features a spare setting and intriguing food.
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We'll spare you from the number, but Breitling watches are not cheap.
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Beggars have disappeared from parts of Delhi; no one has spare change.
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Eat them like a spare rib, please don't eat the corn bone.
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I keep a few spare dog collars with ID tags already attached.
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So into my suitcase the Sony went along with three spare batteries.
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Spare us the model jokes ... their grub probably hadn't come out yet.
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Immigration advocates said the ruling could spare thousands of people from deportation.
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In his spare time, he is preparing for his second Ironman triathlon.
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The judges didn't spare him with the scores but cheered his attitude.
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But spare a thought also for the difficult road ahead (see article).
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Mechanics at Kisekka market, an unruly hub for spare parts, waved dutifully.
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Now, all she can hope for is a room and spare comforts.
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Anyone with a few bucks a month to spare can do it.
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Small PartsAn Amazon brand of spare parts, including magnets and steel wire.
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In his spare time, he fashioned a few artistic objects from metal.
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The reason is valid: Faris' mother would like to spare any awkwardness.
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What do you do in your spare time, if you have any?
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With two votes to spare, leadership doesn't have much wiggle room. Sen.
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The spare batteries typically cost $99.99, and the drone goes for $649.99.
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And in her spare time, apparently, she scrolls through her Camera Roll.
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Instead, I stuff them in a spare Tupperware box in the corner.
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Want a more storage space but don't have much room to spare?
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To spare the Rohingyas further suffering, such sanctions should be deployed again.
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This makes finding spare parts and undertaking essential repairs difficult and expensive.
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Then I have my spare battery which I never leave home without.
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While Valenciennes has more automatic gearbox expertise, Metz has more spare capacity.
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He then called off the operation, reportedly with ten minutes to spare.
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She's an accountant by day, podcaster and troublemaker in her spare time.
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With a week to spare, the government filed the following today: ( function() {
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Mr Sik's foresight did not spare him from Mr Erdogan's subsequent wrath.
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Southwest used no other aircraft, a boon for servicing and spare parts.
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Just because it's so spare, it's also aerodynamic, and frequently reaches lightspeed.
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One place people tend to spare no expense, however, is in space.
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But they were custom-built, making spare parts hard to come by.
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These spare poems shimmer in that spaciousness with their nuance and subtlety.
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The deal would also spare Canada and Mexico from threatened auto tariffs.
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There is plenty of spare labor and manufacturing capacity around the globe.
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I snipped the spare button off the interior tag to replace it.
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Or maybe she'll just spare him because he can carry a tune.
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We'll spare you the obvious and cheesy Snakes on a Train jokes.
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There is one alternative to Boeing, Airbus, but it lacks spare capacity.
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But few refugees come for haircuts; they have little cash to spare.
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One in three of Britain's houses has two or more spare bedrooms.
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We get a few baos, kimchi fried rice, and Thai spare ribs.
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The spare storytelling snowballs wonderfully, from creepy smiling utopia to downhill disaster.
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That spare copy accumulates mutations, until it becomes capable of producing toxin.
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Instead, try these secret hiding spaces for spare keys and other valuables.
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In her spare time, she would draw sketches of celebrities and landscapes.
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It's a sentimental, spare ballad, with Swift backed only by the piano.
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It may also spare health providers and insurers many expensive hospital admissions.
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LONDON — Ever wondered what Chewbacca gets up to in his spare time?
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Releasing repair manuals and spare parts shouldn't undermine an already sound smartphone.
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That spare capacity is putting a lid on wage growth and inflation.
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Consider becoming a translator, tutor or dog walker in your spare time.
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About then, the spare liturgy of my Congregationalist childhood comes to me.
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And he didn t spare the pop singer a little teasing either.
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There's often a spare HDMI port on that in-room set, though.
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Santi White sounds at home working over Batmanglij's spare, ghostly art-pop.
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The Bolt, on the other hand, is spare but modern and sturdy.
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In Rome, nude statues were covered up to spare Mr Rohani's blushes.
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If you don't have a spare, you really should not install it.
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Oh, and make sure to bring those spare controller sticks with you.
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Even the leader of the free world won't spare them from ridicule.
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VICE: How did you end up styling cows in your spare time?
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There are no joy dispensers nearby, no spare pills in my inventory.
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I happened to have a spare minute, so I thought why not?
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I had no spare time or money to go out or travel.
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But please, spare a thought for Viola Davis and her poor body.
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Finally, with a mere 20 minutes to spare, you've reached the goal.
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They are living on people's couches, in spare bedrooms, if they're lucky.
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George Washington used it to spare Whiskey Rebellion participants from further punishment.
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And what about food supplies and spare parts when things break down?
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Do you listen to ambient music a lot in your spare time?
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The governor had sought a huge ransom to spare the Jews' lives.
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The spare ribs, meaty and superbly seasoned, were the only saving grace.
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Then, max out your 401(k) if you still have spare cash.
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Industrial-chic, modern and spare lodgings with a boutique sensibility on speed.
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Of course, many people don't feel like they have time to spare.
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The Cubs did so, in both series, with a game to spare.
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And the city, already strained after the tragedy, can't spare much more.
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Recharacterizations allow you to undo these transactions and spare you the taxes.
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OPEC spare capacity is a lot lower and that's why geopolitics matters.
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Nicolson doesn't spare herself, especially in her brave discussion of her alcoholism.
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Then, with about five seconds to spare, he casually unplugs the weapon.
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I'll spare the reader the rant our unwitting real estate agent endured.
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Mr. Rosi does not spare his viewers glimpses of horror and pain.
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A man stopped by and asked if there was a spare toothbrush.
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Woolverton used to make ice cream for himself in his spare time.
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The vibe of the small, spare dining room is vaguely diner-like.
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She developed the idea further, writing in every spare moment she had.
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How they labor for their livelihoods, and doodle in their spare time.
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At the time I felt like a bit of a spare part.
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If you don't, either spare yourself, or keep a barf bag handy.
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More Spare Times events are in a searchable guide at nytimes.com/events.
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Wholly unfazed, she won each of her contests with time to spare.
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Jaish al-Islam's political official called for talks to spare civilian bloodshed.
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Their house was an eerily spare Tudor Colonial, very austere, very brown.
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It looks like there were more than enough "good genes" to spare.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Do you have $10,000 to spare?
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"I wanted to spare Marta this heat," the Brazilian coach, Vadão, said.
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Spare batteries must be in your carry-on baggage NOT checked baggage.
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He did graphic-design work for the church in his spare time.
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I had to be completely honest, they cautioned, and spare no details.
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On "White Dust," released Friday, he reads poems over spare instrumental accompaniment.
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So clearly, spare time is the not the same as down time.
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Farm machines, greenhouses and ambulances, meanwhile, are sitting idle without spare parts.
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Ms. Marston's choreography is interestingly contemporary-looking in its spare, expressionistic force.
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She also volunteers helping victims of domestic violence in her spare time.
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Not a seldom-used spare bedroom, either, but a room you notice.
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The protesters, in turn, do not spare any political faction their ire.
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There's a "Memory" joke to be made here, but I'll spare us.
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He could create a cubing junkyard with spare parts in his desk.
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This is a room that used to be spare and all white.
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For Mr. Trump, the spare joint statement seemed almost beside the point.
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But I would still do anything to spare my children that trauma.
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So he has a bit of room to spare in this scenario.
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Hilton, incredibly, left a spare key to her mansion under a doormat.
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Together, they pulled him to safety with, literally, a second to spare.
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The spotlight may linger on a spare, but only for so long.
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You can easily buy a spare battery online and replace it yourself.
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If it did, then maybe I could spare them the greater expenditure.
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He does not have a spare cheek to turn at the moment.
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Not everything cohered, yet the playing had beauty and power to spare.
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"He wanted to spare the Claimant any further embarrassment," the documents state.
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These libraries spare developers from having to rewrite these features from scratch.
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Spare change: There were some atypical, emotionally rich surprises in this episode.
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The sonic landscape is spare and creepy; her voice, serrated and throaty.
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I also keep a spare cup in the car just in case.
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" To echo Reed's sentiment from early in this movie: "Oh, spare me.
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I'll spare you the details, except it involved getting beaten into unconsciousness.
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You can never have enough spare memory cards, or enough backup batteries.
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Spare parts The Wolf died and was redeemed before he was killed.
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Will it spare Republicans any Anita Hill moments, or will it backfire?
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The arms deal covers spare parts and repairs for Taiwan's military aircraft.
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Unless your office mate asks, spare her your opinions on her wardrobe.
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The sanctions in the 1990s made it difficult to secure spare parts.
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The company began making fabric handbags with spare amounts of leather trim.
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She should apologize now to spare our region any more national embarrassment.
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In it was the spare key to her apartment in New York.
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Opinion Columnist Won't you spare a thought for America's medical debt collectors?
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Efforts to de-escalate the war or spare civilians have consistently fizzled.
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Art Review Georgia O'Keeffe, the pioneering modernist artist, had sensibility to spare.
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That so-called spare capacity gives Saudi Arabia vast power, especially now.
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Cascone reported that Art Basel Miami has a spare banana on hand.
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Democrats in both the 13th and 21st Districts have enthusiasm to spare.
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Spare Clothing: Consider your climate and pack for the most common weather.
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It'll likely spare Gardenburger's and Boca Burger's sad, dry simulacrums of beef.
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And Mr. Burns had that to spare, no matter the offending object.
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Negligible by US standards, but money that not all refugees can spare.
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Whereas Dulac's early films are fairly plotted, The Seashell's narrative is spare.
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We have a living room, a bedroom, and a spare office room.
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Happily, the film clears that low bar with some room to spare.
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In his spare time, he scoured the internet for information on startups.
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Like Spare, Masson began automatic drawings with no preconceived composition in mind.
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They counselled celibacy, to spare women the dangers of child-bearing, made spare, slim furniture, now treasured in museums, and practised a wild, shaking dance that was taken as a sign of benign possession by the Holy Spirit.
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Each spin costs 3 Spare Parts, which you get either through "trading in" old parts (one for one), or through (you guessed it) loot boxes, which contain a vanity item, some Bank, and a haul of Spare Parts.
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America, in particular, could spare much pain by learning from the progress elsewhere.
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In his spare time, he said, he watched videos of the Syrian war.
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So I'm going to spare you a long intro and jump right in.
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I realized I truly didn't need the information overload in my spare time.
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That's the Los Angeles neighborhood both men live in during the spare time.
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Cuba's cash crunch restricts it from paying for expensive repairs and spare parts.
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The TKO win came with just seconds to spare in the first round.
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I had like an hour to spare; I was waiting between a thing.
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It makes brilliant use of Prince's LinnDrum, with percussion that's spare and haunting.
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We put in many of our answers with maybe a second to spare.
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Many Macedonians can spare the time; the unemployment rate is around 24 percent.
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All you need is a spare phone and a healthy dose of paranoia.
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And they make good use of every spare minute they have, Underwood said.
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Some are calling the housing option "grandma's spare room," as The Guardian reported.
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Spare a thought for his underlings, whose iPhones buzz at 4am every morning.
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Plus, finishing a dungeon with lots of days to spare is a thrill.
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So, to spare myself further disappointment, I gave up on the search entirely.
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Schmack took them home and started looking through them in his spare time.
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Department stores' first-quarter bloodbath didn't spare any of the category's major players.
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But maybe for a spare $500, it could be okay to keep around.
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Nevertheless, not all workers are tossing every spare cent into their retirement plan.
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To meet demand, we have invested in a great deal of spare capacity.
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Spare a thought, in particular, for the females of the cowpea seed beetle.
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He lives a fast and furious lifestyle, racing cars in his spare time.
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But many still like to use their newly won spare time for singing.
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Domestic planes are grounded because of a lack of spare parts and fuel.
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That's a relief because the Pixel 4 doesn't have much battery to spare.
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So spare yourselves the negative vibes by situating your space ahead of time!
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I'll spare you the pictures, but feel free to proceed if you're curious.
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Why was I using my spare time to spread negativity rather than positivity?
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In any case, the letters weren't enough to spare Hastert a lengthy sentence.
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Instead, they're small experiences you jump into whenever you have a spare moment.
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Output has levelled off at its maturing oilfields and spare capacity is limited.
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Others, where there is more evidence of spare capacity, have been less keen.
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Sanctions on Russia have crimped the availability of spare parts outside of Russia.
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That's why he keeps a spare key inside the cage, just in case.
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The U.S.-China trade spat may spare a few chipmakers, says one analyst.
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SAUDI ARAMCO CEO SAYS HAS FLEXIBILITY AND SPARE CAPACITY TO MEET CUSTOMERS' NEEDS
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A driverless deus ex machina might seem to spare governments some difficult decisions.
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The one on steel includes pleas from otherwise-ardent protectionists to spare Canada.
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Indeed, if current polling is accurate, he'll get there with room to spare.
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The loneliness gripped me every time I had a spare moment to myself.
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Just spare a thought for Jessica Chastain, though: Is this a Samsung thing?!
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Both can be enjoyed even if you only have five minutes to spare.
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Indian businesses have plenty of spare capacity and many are still over-indebted.
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Luckily, his sister comes to the rescue and brings him the spare set.
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Yes, I make YouTube videos, and I spend my spare time playing games.
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That's nice and all, but you'll definitely still want to carry a spare.
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Why not use the two to make some money in their spare time?
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He spent all of his spare time polishing the knife with a file.
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This decision was made to spare everyone involved as much suffering as possible.
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Cosmopolitan urbanites tend to have plenty of spare cash to splash out travelling.
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Twenty-nine startups, including Spare CS, have completed Canopy Boulder's three-month program.
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Realizing this, her doting dude carries a spare set, should she ever need.
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Spare Cat Ears What happens when your lady love loves wearing cat ears?
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It's not the only option if you've got a couple of pumpkins spare.
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It's not that great a discount, but everyone could use a spare pair.
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After this fire sale, Apple may be all out of spare SE parts.
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They moved on to sharing a spare bedroom in a relative&aposs home.
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One truism about the future is that climate change will spare no place.
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But you're definitely not fitting a spare set of clothes or some groceries.
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In 2018 it handled 1 million orders for spare parts to repair products.
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Dan spends his spare time coaching fencing and searching for the best barbecue.
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But, for just one moment, imagine that you had $1 million to spare.
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In her spare time, she does yoga and trains at a Crossfit studio.
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It is a spare, beautiful portrait of an unusual childhood with unique people.
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Trades are always possible, but Milwaukee doesn't have many attractive assets to spare.
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For anyone with $22 million to spare, this home is a slam dunk.
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Adam Le Doux's latest bitsy game is a lovely, spare exercise in restraint.
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It leaves time to do other things, like writing in my spare time.
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But then he mused on what the spare space would be used for.
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It's a sad and spare little piece that punches well above its weight.
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In a few instances, officials have had to find spare parts on eBay.
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You might think such fleecing would leave the government with cash to spare.
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But many people do not have enough spare income to meet those goals.
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"Any money you have to spare, please donate to the ACLU," she said.
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That can spare officials from making public gifts from relatives and personal friends.
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If you've got five minutes to spare, spend it watching Marble Rally 2015.
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He also imports and distributes sneakers, while developing properties in his spare time.
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Where the original was spare and focused, the sequel is expansive and bloated.
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The problem goes past wires — I'm this way with papers, spare batteries, whatever.
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If you've got a spare $8,045 lying around, though, you're welcome to try.
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And he's a certified superstar with talent, charm and good looks to spare.
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From these two sites, over 36,000 counterfeit spare parts & packaging materials were seized.
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Do you need a spare spoolie to save you from a goopy formula?
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She even bought one for a friend and a spare of her own.
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Those efforts include upgrading software and putting a down payment on spare parts.
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The deluxe room where my husband and I stayed was spare but pleasant.
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Patients on gurneys are shoved into every spare corner, lined up like dominoes.
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Bring an open mind (and 151 spare minutes), and you'll get a steal.
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The backpack easily fits my 13-inch Macbook Pro with room to spare.
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Pretty penny Maybe it's time to look around the house for spare change.
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A version from a decade later is spare and piercing, all excess expunged.
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The sharing economy has moved well beyond ride sharing and renting spare rooms.
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By so doing, they might spare Italy from yet another sovereign debt crisis.
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Every vehicle is different, but finding your spare tire shouldn't be too hard.
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Most cars have a spare tire well underneath the carpet of the trunk.
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But they were traveling by motorcycle and had only spare wheels to offer.
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He would use a spare key; she would drive home with the children.
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The operation had reached its climax, and they had no attention to spare.
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That means many spare stagings, which often feel as cheap as they are.
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The app ChangeEd will put your spare change toward your student loan payments.
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Next, you can take your spare wheel and mount it on your car.
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This less aggressive approach aims to spare Schleifer from long-term side effects.
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That Russia has so much spare land is partly the result of geography.
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In his spare time, he's trying to put Ukraine's corruption fight on track.
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But the teens had unknowingly left a few spare chips on the table.
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She just borrowed a spare poncho from an audience member and kept singing.
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They're going to have to show considerable production constraint having that spare capacity.
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Most prominent Republicans have called on Greitens to spare the spectacle and resign.
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A Montanan, the secretary has been known to hunt in his spare time.
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We forget to cut off the tags, but always lose the spare buttons.
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This could be you if you have a couple hundred bucks to spare.
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A bit further, then you can have it all and handfuls to spare.
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But that relative freedom still wasn't enough to totally spare me from shame.
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You can round up your spare change every time you make a transaction.
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But don't worry, the package comes with spare wings should the inevitable happen.
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And she lives in New York, where some people have time to spare.
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Out of bandages, he stopped the bleeding with a spare piece of cloth.
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Khan, now 17, also runs dance workshops in India in his spare time.
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Better to spare yourself riches for the moment you will need them most.
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If you have a day to spare, point your computer's browser to Archive.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Spare some change for a drowning city?
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Yet the spare and episodic encounters do take us to some tender places.
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Carry On Spare nails, a Fendi tote and candy lips (it's the sugar).
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Spare me your Uber, your Lyft and your Via.
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Offerings range from job search assistance, to Reiki therapy, to a spare bedroom.
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Other Russian support personnel have provided spare parts, equipment repairs and medical care.
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Mr. Trump said he called off the strike with 10 minutes to spare.
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Guests huddled around heat lamps, wrapped in hoodies, blankets, and even spare tablecloths.
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Mr. Dunn's work started out spare, and has grown more involved and personal.
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If you can spare a few minutes of your time, I'd be grateful.
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"Our mother used her spare bedroom to store inventory for us," he said.
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While he is held, Mr. Ghosn is likely to live in spare conditions.
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But most of her books are marked by a spare, intimate, confessional tone.
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He said there was even money to spare for other Afghan wrestling clubs.
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Any fashion-conscious consumer with a little cash to spare might consider them.
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The dining room is spare, adorned with small paintings of tassel-eared llamas.
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Workers ultimately agreed to a 5 percent pay cut to spare their jobs.
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It doesn't spare you if you're old, or rich, or privileged, or powerful.
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Merchant vessels bring everything from spare tires, and fresh produce, to full aircraft.
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In the coming years, writing in my spare time, I would produce dozens.
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Luckily, the stars have humanity to spare, and very little left to prove.
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In her spare time, Vincent films the surface of the ocean for hours.
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Where do you get munitions and spare parts for those planes and helicopters?
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Many doctors and nurses said they don't have weeks or months to spare.
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His language might be spare, but his turn of phrase is strikingly elegant.
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Then in 2016, he learned of an affordable spare room in Washington Heights.
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With fewer than 400 cases, the Loire region has medical capacity to spare.
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We finished with time to spare, although the sun had once again set.
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If and when a baby joins the family, there's a spare bedroom waiting.
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Simulators, shop equipment, stocks of spare parts and training curriculums have to change.
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Even after Harper's departure, the Nationals were left with franchise cornerstones to spare.
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He worked in information technology and pored over computers in his spare time.
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"They have a full professional crew and all these spare parts," Wilcox said.
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Dying for an air fryer, but don't have much counter space to spare?
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Jeff Neal started an online business that he runs in his spare time.
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With no time to spare, Hall of Fame voters are finally catching on.
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Yet they keep winning, with a roster full of retreads and spare parts.
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Volunteers resorted to passing around a spare iPad to log into the system.
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The coffers of corporate America are straining under the weight of spare cash.
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Perfectly wrought in gnomic scenes, it treats Beckett with spare, sometimes stark delicacy.
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Yet Mazzoli absorbs these and other elements into her own spare, propulsive voice.
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She's been working a lot more lately, so she had money to spare.
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If you have some spare money and you feel like gambling, fire away.
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We must spare no effort to fight racist speech, racist thinking, racist politics.
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Could we spare a moment to offer our thoughts and prayers for them?
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He had to pick up his son and had little time to spare.
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I want you to spend every spare moment making connections and building relationships.
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Well, that is if you have a few hundred thousand dollars to spare.
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There is a spare tire, too, which not all cars have these days.
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Luckily, I make it to my first class with five minutes to spare.
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But we should spare some thought for making sure that journey is safe.
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Including the spare silos and launch control facilities, that target set approaches 500.
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House Republicans narrowly agreed to the budget with just two votes to spare.
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His young fans hear their own triumphs and missteps in his spare narratives.
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In my spare time I edit sound, vocals, and music for local artists.
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But in his spare time, Mr. Kwon's thoughts turned to the wider world.
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While the trade does not specifically target Afrormosia, neither does it spare it.
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Millennials, we know, are health-conscious and spend their spare time killing industries.
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May, with heaps of political capital to spare, was the new Iron Lady.
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Ms. Procter did not spare items that had clearly been paid for, either.
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Spare me platitudes of how we are all the same on the inside.
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With the Senate split 52 to 48, Republicans barely had votes to spare.
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Suddenly, you've got this massive firehose of spare savings that didn't exist before.
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I need to go get another spare actually, for when these go out.
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In her spare time she is also a writer and a graduate student.
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The Preston cover, equally spare and less than two minutes long, is inspired.
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Co-founder Bas van Abel explained the decision as a consequence of Fairphone being unable to source hardware spare parts for the handset after suppliers shifted their business to keep up with industry cycles and retired the necessary spare parts.
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WREN connects people like Ms. Rooker — committed animal lovers in the Southeast with spare time, spare gas money and an empty back seat — with wildlife rehabbers and veterinary clinics that lack the resources to transport an animal on their own.
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But spare a thought, if you will, for the poor moisture farmers of Tatooine.
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As always, Twitter users had quite a few cents to spare on the topic.
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He is hardly alone in trying to spare humans the tedium of car operation.
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In my spare time, I write poetry, which I've performed a couple of times.
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AirBNB's Open Homes program allows people with spare rooms to temporarily donate living space.
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"There is no spare capacity," Iran's OPEC governor, Hossein Kazempour Ardebili, said last month.
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I could write a book about my love of Chipotle, but I'll spare you.
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Quick question: Do you have an uninterrupted 2 minutes and 31 seconds to spare?
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Aurosports 23x25 Folding High Powered Binoculars — $26.99 See Details Spare no expense with Leica.
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But earlier that day, your wife/husband/partner/buddy finds the spare went flat.
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I set her up with a spare mattress and pass out by 28:30.
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This brave act was enough to scare off the animal and spare McQuillen's life.
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On her second, she hits one but can't bend the ball for a spare.
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That was the start of Appolition, which converts users' spare change into bail money.
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Dickinson believes Cosby's celebrity status helped spare him from being immediately sent to jail.
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Spare us, oh avatars of pestilence, for we know not what we have summoned!
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James scores 39 as Cavaliers rout Raptors again CLEVELAND — Anyone have any spare change?
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It can't spare the added milliseconds needed to send its calculations over the wire.
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In his spare time, the actor has also been trying his hand at sculpting.
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I'll spare you the videos, but they're readily available online, if you're so inclined.
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The animator name checks feminist magazine Spare Rib as an influence at the time.
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The firm was conceived as a marketplace to rent a spare room to tourists.
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So they'll have an extra seat to spare when they return home in September.
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American officials may be keen to spare Mr Trump's blushes in front of protesters.
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Spare a thought for everyone who got a Dick Smith gift card for Christmas.
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For Joanna Gaines, her trove of spare goodies can be found in the attic!
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Hamill gives the character a sense of panache, but he doesn't spare the menace.
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Here are the hidden talents the royals have been honing in their spare time.
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With the top down, the premium but rather spare interior is significantly brightened up.
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Through the mid-'803s, he was an adept bebop player with a spare style.
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Lasers, not to put too fine a point on it, have light to spare.
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Britain had precious little spare warehousing capacity even before the new demands of Brexit.
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"Investment doesn't require you to have a million dollars in spare cash," he says.
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Booker hit that mark Sunday, with a little more than 24 hours to spare.
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With the wedding slated for September, there was a bit of time to spare.
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She reportedly asked them to spare her life for the sake of her kids.
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But the task force's final report did not spare the city of all blame.
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Afterward, she shares the good news with her mother while retrieving her spare key.
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He fashioned a prototype with spare parts and the help of a local clockmaker.
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Deters also lauded the quick thinking of zoo employees to spare the boy's life.
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There may be a growing argument that we're driving around without a spare tire.
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Chops is missing in action, but there are great grooves and fills to spare.
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READ: Party princess or dutiful daughter: The difficult life of the 'spare heir' 2.
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I'll spare you all the sordid details, but eventually, he became dependent on opiates.
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We can't send round the Roomba ambulance, but we'll mail you a spare part.
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With minutes to spare I threw it up into a knotty, textured, messy updo.
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You should, too, if you can spare a minute of your time... or 106.
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It was impossible to know; Orangetheory does spare you the indignity of name tags.
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The spare parts and expertise needed to repair infrastructure were hard to come by.
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"You can't do this if you haven't got spare dosh," Bryden told The Telegraph.
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But even if you had $800,000 to spare, don't bother trying to buy one.
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With less to go wrong, the market for maintenance and spare parts will shrink.
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Industry also has spare transformer sharing arrangements to provide quick replacement of critical equipment.
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It's not just because we've been socialized to be accommodating and spare people's feelings.
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Luckily, the Palace had a spare room – its Throne Room – available on short notice.
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It happens, however, that the payload of their rover has 20 GB to spare.
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Singer Keith Urban and actor Kelsey Grammer spare advice for the troubled singer-actress.
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If it's a little higher, they'll only have to hand over some spare change.
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But the game also felt spare, with only a handful of maps and modes.
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I go through security and board my flight to Toronto with minutes to spare.
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"I want to spare a thought for the officer who got injured," said Hidalgo.
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The traded-in phones are repurposed, either as refurbished models or as spare parts.
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They skate, obviously if they have the spare time, but it's much more recreational.
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So actual spare capacity may only be a fraction of that 20203 million bpd.
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Spare fraternized with, and reportedly mocked, the notorious occultist, poet, and artist Aleister Crowley.
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"The cost of spare parts and operations keeps going up," one industry executive said.
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They arrived at 1 Bills Drive with mere minutes to spare before 7 a.m.
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She isn't about to take the rap for my unsightly spare tire lying down.
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This thing really ought to come with a spare power pack in the box.
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The administrator said he runs the side business in his spare time with friends.
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"He saw the shape of a man through the spare room window," she explained.
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Meanwhile, if you can spare the bird and stomach the taste, there's always tofurkey.
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Store advertisements: Now more fun, thanks to Snapchat, Kodak and some time to spare.
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But when she regained consciousness moments later, the gunman told Rukundo they'd spare her.
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The good news ... the guy made it back with plenty of time to spare.
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People are also offering spare bedrooms to those who are affected by flight cancellations.
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The corporate-bank nexus may spare the government from directly injecting capital into banks.
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He used to swap stories, and spare parts, with his fellow bikers in Benghazi.
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Companies are also not allowed to store spare parts in Iran, among other conditions.
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It all depends on how much spare capacity there is in the labour market.
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Faster reconstruction is urgently needed, to spare earthquake victims another winter in tin shacks.
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"Global inflationary pressures are expected to rise slowly as spare capacity diminishes," it added.
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Spare a thought, write a poem, cry a tear for Andy Puzder, business martyr.
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If I have spare money, I'll use it to go out with my girlfriend.
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I alluded to my bad roommate situation elsewhere, and I'll still spare the details.
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Republicans have no votes to spare on that committee, with an 11-10 majority.
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Jillian Smalley escaped Paradise with moments to spare as flames consumed everything in sight.
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The vast majority of counties will have their recount done with time to spare.
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Often he appeared to be densely weaving himself in and out of spare beats.
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You can, if you've got 180,000 miles to spare for a one-way flight.
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Saudi Arabia holds little spare oil production capacity to tap when oil prices spike.
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Hereditary has nightmare fodder to spare, and nobody, in the end, gets to escape.
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If you have 11 minutes to spare, you can work out like Kendall Jenner.
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The visible damage there, mostly from airstrikes, is spare, compared with the city center.
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Keeping your child inside a protective bubble could spare you a lot of anxiety.
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Some French-made helicopters in Saudi Arabia are grounded for want of spare parts.
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But bring an open mind (and 151 spare minutes), and you'll get a steal.
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In her spare time, she wrote a book on the history of St. Louis.
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Each hold was big enough for a capacious American home, with room to spare.
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They vow to constantly grow, and they fill every spare moment with self-education.
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Saudi Arabia made up the lion's share of spare production capacity, the IEA said.
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But it may be difficult to monitor whether the regulations spare bees as intended.
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The lady was moved to a spare seat once the flight was fully boarded.
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In a spare, elegant staging, he worked through the opera's problems, not against them.
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And maybe I can find a spare moment to squeeze in that 20th event?
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"As spare capacity erodes, the ... (MPC's) tolerance for above-target inflation falls," Carney said.
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But analysts say the market has little spare capacity to deal with further disruptions.
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GOP leaders will pass this bill with room to spare, and with good reason.
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WASHINGTON – A senior U.S. military commander is endorsing the decision to spare Army Pvt.
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"I then had what trainers never have — a bit of spare time," he said.
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There is no time to spare when it comes to dealing with this crisis.
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In the interest of not wasting time, the driver gives me a spare bike.
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I chose to be good-natured, to spare what I could, to be generous.
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Anyway, the relationship soured and I began sleeping in the spare room with her.
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I can't spare you the rough patches, but I can show you the map.
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I just wanted to play in my spare time and live a modest life.
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Changing the bill to spare Medicaid in a meaningful way would be really hard.
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They also offered free-of-charge neutering, and collected spare tissues for genetic analysis.
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Yet the idea that quitting would spare Britain is the greatest illusion of all.
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"It was almost as though there was no spare capacity to sell," he said.
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I know that everyone gets the beef rib, but I love pork spare ribs.
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Mr. Whitaker, in his spare time, began updating it with information taken from photographs.
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One other common expense for teachers is the spare supplies they buy for students.
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Instead, he spends his spare time reading up on computer programming and artificial intelligence.
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He signed each one with a spare portrait of one of the book's characters.
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Against black walls, four spare displays capture Chareau's ecumenical love of tradition and experimentation.
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The aesthetic of your collection is very spare: black-and-white photos and drawings.
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The book is bleak and venomous and yet it's written with such spare beauty.
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Critic's Notebook Spare a thought for "Suburbicon," as it swiftly vanishes from America's megaplexes.
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Tehran blames U.S. sanctions for preventing it from importing new aircraft or spare parts.
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We already know Joe's super athletic -- he boxes and whatnot in his spare time.
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In his spare time he studied military regulations, hoping to get his discharge upgraded.
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But what does an international new wave grime playboy do in his spare time?
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KITCHENER, Ontario — Andrew Flemming and Geoff Fowler tinkered for months in their spare time.
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Mr. Shokrian did, as a subscription service to spare other men from the mall.
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And spare yourself confusion: Have a travel plan from the airport at your destination.
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Schär's first racing chair was made from spare parts, with yellow, solid rubber tires.
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Mr. Bradley, known for his spare, soulful playing, also played banjo and other instruments.
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Spare ribs with stewed eggplant that, if blindfolded, I would have said were Italian.
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But she does not lapse into self-righteousness because she does not spare herself.
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Her father lived across the hall and had a spare key to the apartment.
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Acorns lets you invest with your spare change, simplifying something that's otherwise fairly intimidating.
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I had a spare computer for web browsing beyond email, banking and social media.
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Still, he promised to do his best to spare New Yorkers more transit trauma.
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Fact: You can never have too many spare sun hats at a beach house.
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German hospitals with spare capacity welcomed their first coronavirus patients from Italy on Tuesday.
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It's the language of long-term love, distilled down to a few spare sentences.
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This way, they'd have plenty of spare time before someone noticed they were missing.
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There's ample OPEC producer spare capacity to absorb what looks like a temporary glitch.
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In his spare time, Fudge liked to fish and play cards, his son said.
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He has a spare set of my keys, and someone must have his number.
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Most of all, McFarland wanted to spare her loved ones stress, confusion, and conflict.
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Apps such as Acorns can round up your purchases and invest the spare change.
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Having Mr. Comey testify before Congress, however, would spare Mr. Mueller a legal fight.
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This 2016 piece is extremely spare, strange and slow-moving, almost a memory play.
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Only a couple of spare remarks from Ms. Warren addressed Mr. Biden's political record.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's blistering tongue and stinging tweets spare almost no one.
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It will potentially save lives and spare families the pain of these extraordinary losses.
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Can Chidi (William Jackson Harper) persuade Gen (Maya Rudolph) to spare the human race?
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There is a small pass-though and a spare tire (something BMW leaves out).
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She is wearing sturdy shoes and carries her high heels in a spare bag.
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Running out the clock on impeachment will not necessarily spare her from prosecution, however.
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Animals are sometimes born with more extreme spare parts, like an entire second head.
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Kareem, 65, holds aloft a toy airplane that he built with spare insulation material.
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Patients in need do not have the time to spare on empty legislative measures.
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She paid the mob a ransom to spare 25 Hutu children under her care.
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In his spare time, William loves playing basketball, writing poems and reading thriller fiction.
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Lower spare production levels restricts how able OPEC is to respond to spiking prices.
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With about a minute to spare, Cameron and Corbyn materialized on their opposing benches.
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A few young men wandered down the line asking if anyone had spare tickets.
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The couple did as many as four shoots a week in their spare time.
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It temporarily replaced them with spare cars that were some of its oldest models.
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That would spare them from needless suffering -- and the nation from needless healthcare expenditures.
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The dim, spare, well-swept classrooms had uneven concrete floors and no electric lights.
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They loved the "spare change jar" approach to saving because it felt so painless.
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And remember: be safe, don't be disruptive, and bring spare batteries (you'll need them!).
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Mr. McConnell can spare only two defections if he hopes to pass the bill.
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Ms. Ismail scrambled out the door with no spare clothes or even a phone.
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You know that now fully a third of new vehicles come with no spare?
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" Cooper says, "He was really spare, and that sparseness had an effect on me.
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No time to spare; I step up, sit down, and we're on our way.
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At 3:08, the flight was in the air — with 14 minutes to spare.
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Only Saudi Arabia has the spare capacity required to rapidly respond to a shortage.
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I head home and spare you the narration of all the dogs I pet.
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The dining room is spare, with brick walls and plain wooden tables and chairs.
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In his spare time, he sang with the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus under Robert Shaw.
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Soon Beau Diddely was with her every moment he could spare from his work.
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He restores the cars himself, ordering spare parts from Europe and the United States.
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"Luckily, there's quite a lot of spare aircraft around at the moment," Taylor says.
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If you're in love with anything avocado-related, spare a thought for New Zealanders.
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In their spare public comments, the two leaders glossed over longstanding sources of friction.
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My 6.5″x3.5″ Pixel XL phone goes in one section (with room to spare!).
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Whether you have a duplex or a spare room, consider taking on a tenant.
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The pictures also feature half-eaten bananas, neatly lined up bottles and spare shoes.
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However, CBS's producers may have been unable to spare themselves from some inadvertent foreshadowing.
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That could spare a new breed of insurers in Florida from heavy financial damages.
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A $20 cab ride later, and with minutes to spare, we boarded the train.
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"Wonderlust" captures a spare, yet nuanced sound that effortlessly evokes the wistfulness of autumn.
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The job left him plenty of spare time, which he used to write fiction.
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Here it is, almost 40 years later, with its spare text translated into English.
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German hospitals with spare capacity welcomed their first coronavirus patients from Italy on Tuesday.
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So please, spare a little time to listen to what I have to say.
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A Silicon Valley firm emailed him, asking him to visit in his spare time.
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But the spare piano over the top and the background strings line up perfectly.
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I view spare time as a time to relax or do something you like.
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This ancient town on the Vietnamese coast has charm, history and beauty to spare.
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Under international law, the warring sides must spare civilians and civilian infrastructure, he added.
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If he wants to exercise his First Amendment rights in his spare time, okay.
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In her spare time, she runs a personal blog, aptly named Ellen Meny's Blog.
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