Mainly, what would an African country spared by the trauma of colonialism, spared from the slave trade, spared from neo-capitalism look like?
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Although the country's civilians had been spared heavy aerial bombardment, they weren't spared hunger.
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Screenshot: Kansas City Star"This thing had spared the eye, spared the brain, spared the spinal cord," Koji Ebersole, director of endovascular neurosurgery at The University of Kansas Health System, told the Star.
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According to survey participants, human lives should be spared over those of animals; the lives of many should be spared over those of a few; and the young should be spared at the expense of the aged.
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No effort will be spared in pursuit of the killers, and no state resources required in this endeavor will be spared.
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"No effort will be spared in pursuit of the killers, and no state resources required in this endeavor will be spared," Governor Nathan Deal said in a statement.
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C.J could have spared DeMarcus a goofy phone call, spared listeners his irritation with the Warriors never-ending string of success, played the goddamn game, and been fine—ADMIRED, even.
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Sam's Club stores would also be spared from any impact.
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At the end, it's revealed the reaper has spared Catherine.
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His executive orders on immigration have so far spared DACA.
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Even Turkish children have not been spared from China's crackdown.
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You can post long journal entries with no details spared.
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Having organized the interview with Agrawal directly, I've been spared.
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Mexico has been spared the opioid epidemic sweeping the States.
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No character in Ingrid Goes West is spared from criticism.
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From colorful hair to fluorescent makeup, no detail was spared.
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Thinking about it critically hasn't spared her from the experience.
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A judge spared him jail time and dishonorably discharged him.
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Their homes have been spared, but others have lost all.
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He told investigators that he spared the students he liked.
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He could have spared the world a lot of trouble.
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Yet those credentials had not spared him accusations of isolationism.
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His allies have spared no means in stabilizing his power.
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She tells PEOPLE that it was luck that spared her.
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His quick plea spared the victims from testifying in court.
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Within its walls, no expense is spared on the amenities.
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Thanks to his entreaties, the hostage was spared, he says.
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He was relieved to be spared in their spending review.
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Other figures at the center of the scandal weren't spared.
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We are not spared the distresses of age and infirmity.
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But at Nataruk, no one appears to have been spared.
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Ashlanders said God had spared the town and its residents.
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One type of bond, however, is spared from that test.
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Foot Locker has not been spared in the changing landscape.
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But Oracle's cloud business was not spared from the layoffs.
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This room, though, the Houdini Séance Room, was completely spared.
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For the most part, however, the storm spared Puerto Rico.
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Not a single building has been spared from the fighting.
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He spared no one when it came to considering cuts.
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Spared of that, thankfully, I soon found my gymnastic metier.
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No one will be spared, whether parent, grandparent or sibling.
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Only the youngest, a toddler, was somewhat spared, he said.
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They won't be spared from having to answer similar questions.
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Have good insurance, and hopefully your home with be spared.
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This is a burden most U.S. citizens have been spared.
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The swift wind had spared some buildings while gutting others.
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They had spared the country from "European socialism," he said.
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Buzzfeed News had been spared of downsizing in prior cuts.
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Here's what you need to know: • Who will be spared?
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Rina believes she had been spared the worst of it.
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Most certainly, no efforts would be spared to liberate them.
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Mr. Grey spared no extravagance when he ran the studio.
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Now leanness and flexibility are prized, and nobody is spared.
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So why do kids seem to be spared so far?
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By an odd stroke of luck, my room was spared.
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Only about 10 percent of the museum's collection was spared.
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Hospitals there were overwhelmed, while Veneto's have been comparatively spared.
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No one — aid workers, police officers, shopkeepers, doctors — is spared.
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They also would have spared Girardi a degree of exasperation.
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The implication ... they coulda flown together, spared the air, etc.
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He was spared death at the hands of such hunters.
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In the end, the man's life was spared on appeal.
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Since then, amid this uneasy detente, Rojava had been spared.
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The Han elite spared no expense to ensure their continuance.
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Yet the president spared Russia itself from his harshest criticism.
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Despite the odds, he insisted that they would be spared.
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Some programs, like Social Security and unemployment benefits, are spared.
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The frenetic tempo of modern life has not spared Italy.
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If I had the funding, we may have been spared.
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It was their lineage and race that ultimately spared them.
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The occasional aid shipment has not spared Madaya from starvation.
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Only Hackney, a trendy patch in the east, has been spared.
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Of Rubio's chief rivals, only Trump has been spared the rod.
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The fires spared Parton's famed Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge.
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Raspberry Pi appears to be the only computer spared from this.
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If anyone had listened, hundreds of women could have been spared.
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Clearly, Reese spared no celebrity pal when forming her guest list.
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A political solution that spared blood would be welcome, he added.
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But Kim tweeted that her home had appeared to be spared.
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Apart from a few isolated incidents, private property has been spared.
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Looks like not even Jennifer Aniston was spared from childhood bullies.
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The NHS has been spared cuts made to other public services.
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Clinton because the country must be spared a Donald Trump Presidency.
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Those who have done this heinous crime will not be spared.
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The tiny fan spared no details in trying to mimic Smith.
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And it's clear whoever paid for this wedding spared no expense.
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While she's happy being alone, she hasn't been spared of loneliness.
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Nghi Son refinery, not far from Son Tinh's path, was spared.
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I was also spared the embarrassment of multi-paragraph text arguments.
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But, in typical Abrams form, expect no detail to be spared.
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KENNETH FOSTER Kenneth Foster was spared in 2007 by then-Gov.
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Even dating apps like Grindr haven't been spared from the ramifications.
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Fortunately, some other major items were spared destruction in the flames.
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Spanos spared no time in introducing me to the aspiring politician.
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Aoun said no effort would be spared to resolve the problem.
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She's so reasonable, you're sure she'll be spared in the putsch.
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Arianna Huffington told CNBC that no "brilliant jerks" will be spared.
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No expense was spared in recreating the film's exotic locations, though.
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Very few families are spared from the tight grip of addiction.
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Spain and Portugal were spared fines for missing deficit-reduction targets.
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Mr Luhrmann spared no expense or detail in realising his vision.
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Smaller companies, more likely to serve domestic markets, could be spared.
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Urban areas have not been spared, with many roads badly damaged.
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Even pregnant women have not been spared from these brutal attacks.
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No effort must be spared to reverse the spiral of violence.
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Luckily, the drive is too short and I'm spared (this time).
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Spared Parts." is a condensed version of your 1997 "Julius Caesar.
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Why should my home be spared when millions of others' weren't?
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The exhaust is quieter so your ears will be spared too.
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When Hurricane Andrew hit, Ron Magill's Miami house was mostly spared.
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She said 77 houses have been destroyed, but hers was spared.
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No post is spared by the harsh trolls on the internet.
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He said on Friday he was grateful to be spared another.
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And Mr. Ali, like the rest who were spared, remains condemned.
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Not even the costumes are spared; a friend of Morton's, Mrs.
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But they have not been spared by the rise in crime.
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We are not spared a gimlet-eyed glimpse of the Troubles.
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Maserati and Ferrari hit too Luxury brands haven't been spared either.
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But General Min Aung Hlaing and other top brass were spared.
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So I really spared you, in the grand scheme of things.
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Several correctional officers wrote letters appealing that his life be spared.
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That doesn't mean we are completely spared from witnessing the atrocities.
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We had always spared them specifics in hopes of protecting them.
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Alhumedhi's headscarf-wearing emoji has not been spared from this debate.
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Now, however, no industry is spared and few are at fault.
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Would we have been spared from two wars against Saddam, Sept.
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In this case, many hedge funds were not spared the pain.
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In recent months lawmakers have spared neither Facebook nor Mr. Zuckerberg.
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He was stripped of his medical license but spared prison time.
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The National Health Service has supposedly been spared from budget cuts.
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Could they be identified and spared treatments that will not work?
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The SWAT team was giving them whatever food could be spared.
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We were, that day, all spared, and we went on living.
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The rapper was found guilty, but was spared from jail time.
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Luckily for Ms. Pollock and company, they were spared both men.
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No one from Kanye's "Famous" image was spared in the spoof.
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I believe that a lot of people could have been spared.
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The mother who moved felt that her sons had been spared.
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Aircraft exports have thus far been spared from retaliatory Chinese tariffs.
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Shareholders and junior bondholders were wiped out, but senior creditors were spared.
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New England Boston, which expected to be clobbered with snow, was spared.
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White collar professionals, including doctors and lawyers, will not necessarily be spared.
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For some, no expense is spared when acquiring their pet as well.
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It spared no effort to quash Mayor Bill de Blasio's proposals too.
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"None of the culprits will be spared from legal action," she said.
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Podemos is one sign that Spain has not wholly been spared populism.
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The hair on my head is left to live but isn't spared.
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All of you, nothing spared—But howdo you live without your self?
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This spared me from carrying individual wall plugs for all my devices.
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Young people like Zelie, whose powers had not yet bloomed, were spared.
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In other words, less than a quarter are spared from gender discrimination.
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He was spared the death penalty as part of his guilty plea.
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Those of soyabeans in South America, spared the Chinese tariffs, could soar.
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Could it have spared me any of the pain or the shame?
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Luckily, TV seems to be pretty much spared in this monthly culling.
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Some of the world's premiere financial institutions have spared me the trouble.
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Still, Pruitt's EPA has spared no expense to guard the administrator's security.
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That move merits the question: For how long will Ivanka be spared?
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Banerjee, 61, said those responsible for the disaster would not be spared.
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I on the other hand have never known luck and was spared.
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Farewell to the "ombudsman" who, for all their peacemaking, were not spared.
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If nothing else, it would have spared me that weird SkaterBoy scenario.
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Thankfully we are spared the heaving, red-faced and screaming television labor.
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That a man, a son, a brother's life was spared last night.
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I'd agreed to provide transit from Grimsby, and I'd spared no expense.
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Mexico's capital, hundreds of miles away, was not spared the quake's tremors.
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That is why the Korean peninsula has been spared another Korean War.
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Mr. Benenson said Mr. Trump had largely been spared during the primaries.
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A spokesperson confirmed to CNN that Caitlyn Jenner's Malibu home was spared.
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The company spared no expense at Brandcast, its annual event for advertisers.
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Maybe the media will be spared any tough decisions by Trump himself.
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Feelings aren't spared and yes, there is "under the bus-throwing" galore.
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If I had confronted Matt earlier, would my friends have been spared?
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Her life could have been saved; her suffering could have been spared.
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This time, Iraq was spared, having disappeared from Mr. Trump's enemies list.
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Even assets traditionally considered safe havens like gold have not been spared.
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That doesn't mean the U.S. coast will be spared from catastrophic effects.
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Sometimes files that were in the middle of the fire were spared.
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Rabee'a's striking water had spared Fahd and his family from financial ruin.
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No expense has been spared in the film's physical production and casting.
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So far, Rob's been spared, but 18,000 structures are still in danger.
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Until now, Caracas has been spared the horrors that have shattered Maracaibo.
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It spared no effort to quash Mayor Bill de Blasio's proposals, too.
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On a whim of compassion, he orders that her life be spared.
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Colle Gnifetti has, thus far, been spared, because of its high altitude.
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It is not as though Mr. Modi has been spared online abuse.
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So we've been spared a rousing debate in the House of Commons.
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The bowling alley, which had been spared the flooding, fit the bill.
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Houses were pushed off their foundations, while shacks next door were spared.
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A few of the black models, who had longer hair, were spared.
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The tasting was blind, which spared us from the daunting label verbiage.
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Antigua, the Caribbean Tourism Organization said, was spared the worst of Irma.
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Few areas have been spared: The library is even begging for books.
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No one and no priority is spared from these levels of debt.
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But that doesn't mean that Abasiama is spared a view of injustice.
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Ms. Chen was spared some of the intimidation that other families described.
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" Journalists are not spared: "The rule is simple: report first, verify later.
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"She probably spared us from half a dozen preachy commercials," he says.
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But he added that some of the museum's pieces had been spared.
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Winners included Apple, which was spared after lobbying to remove some items.
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For reasons he says he never understood, he was spared that fate.
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What if we saved the money and spared ourselves the painful experience?
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During the onslaught, the main Bauhaus building was somehow spared, if damaged.
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It's a no-expense-spared tentpole epic aimed at true mass appeal.
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I will not make my deadline, but my daughter will be spared a gloomy afternoon inside the house, and I will be spared the guilt of letting her watch TV all day while I try to earn money.
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That spared onlookers from seeing officials use a rifle to take down Harambe.
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Nearby, a bone from a tiny arm shows not even children were spared.
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He's the nice father figure hanging around and will be spared this time.
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Now, he spared no expense in showering her with gifts for the holidays.
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The footage underscores the fact that no part of the island was spared.
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The assets of Ayatollah Khomeini (Khamenei) will not be spared from the sanctions.
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The iPhone maker's products have so far been spared in the tariff spat.
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I believe that you were spared to be able to spread this message.
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When lead is ingested or inhaled, no organ in the body is spared.
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Spared from prison, Kasabian returned to her native New Hampshire after the trial.
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Celebrity homes in the Brentwood section of Los Angeles have not been spared.
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Peterson is hardly alone in her belief that Mr. Lee should be spared.
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Beats has not been spared from Apple's phasing out of the headphone jack.
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Instead, Irma spared the city, which was "comparatively lucky this time," Emanuel said.
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Another officer was spared injury when a bullet lodged itself in his holster.
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Untold children will be spared the life-altering trauma of losing their mother.
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One woman survived, spared when a bullet was deflected by her hair clip.
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The Valve Index is supposed to be virtual reality with no expense spared.
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Kylie Jenner spared no expense on her 21st birthday makeup collection photo shoot.
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Note that Housing Bubble 1 and subsequently Housing Bust 1 mostly spared Denver.
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Disney, to its credit, spared no expense: the announced budget was $22049 million.
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The continuing decay of Turkey's democracy has not spared the women's rights movement.
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Only the youngest child appears to have been somewhat spared, according to prosecutors.
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This year, according to the New York Times, J'ouvert was spared deadly violence.
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Not even water was safe Basic services were not spared in Thursday's airstrikes.
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Mylan kept churning out medicines and FM Global was spared a big payout.
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And, although only one will be pardoned, both their lives will be spared.
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Last year, the State Department spared China from Tier 3 with a waiver.
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But she often spared a wistful thought for the rest of the collection.
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I had information that might have spared her from the experience I had.
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Only the youngest, a toddler, seemed somewhat spared and had not been underfed.
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The United States was largely spared from the worst of the Wannacry attack.
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As a result, tens of thousands of women are spared chemotherapy every year.
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No expense was spared as the band hit the road the following year.
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In particular, Western governments have repeatedly spared with China over supply chain concerns.
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Oculus spared no expense making sure the Go was as minimalist as possible.
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Hywy tree knocked over from #HurricaneMatthew but spared damage; Denny's lot is full.
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Chaim Gartenberg, The Verge The show looks fantastic; Disney clearly spared no expense.
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Likewise, some countries — like China — might be prime targets, while others are spared.
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Part Two begins with Pierre in prison, having been spared the firing squad.
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No one would have been spared, and everyone would have been held accountable.
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Nor are they always spared the death penalty that hangs over Hussein's head.
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Wheat, above all, should be spared for real bread for the hungry people.
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Until now, government organizations such as the Peace Corps mostly have been spared.
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"That's how it will be in the N.H.L." First-rounders are not spared.
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Toys and footwear were among the Chinese goods temporarily spared from additional tariffs.
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As twins we'd been spared the reach of the government's family-planning policies.
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Stocks elsewhere in Asia, including Japan and South Korea, have not been spared.
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Thus she was spared the loneliness so many old people have to suffer.
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He spared the ceremony an acceptance speech, however, as he wasn't in attendance.
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"I believe that a lot of people could have been spared," Coleman said.
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The latest talks mean that, for now, Japanese automakers are spared further tariffs.
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The entertainment industry had previously largely been spared from Xi's anti-corruption crackdown.
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But it has been spared and the tourist industry is still functioning well.
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Florida has been spared from a major hurricane since Hurricane Wilma in 2005.
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No detail is spared in the Australian designer's approximation of living-animal life.
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Moore's lawyers contend their client is intellectually disabled and should be spared execution.
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They've been spared the need to sell an overambitious deal to unwelcoming markets.
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The storm's path, officials and residents agreed, spared the region far greater devastation.
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But it appears the East Coast was spared the catastrophe that struck Haiti.
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The CBS boss has been spared much interference from the Redstones to date.
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And when it comes to the trade balance, no ally will be spared.
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Still, residents felt lucky that Michael spared them the worst of the destruction.
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An 11th worker was spared because he told them he was Roman Catholic.
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The secret police was dissolved after the revolution, but the military was spared.
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The Israeli author will be spared the littleness of Israeli and Palestinian leaders.
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He will be spared the littleness of the leaders of Israel and Palestine.
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"No state, no metro area will be spared," she said during the interview.
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Even camels were not spared the politics: 000,000 Qatari animals were forcibly repatriated.
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Their lives were spared because two of them were his relatives, he said.
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Reuters: Coronavirus threatens global economy as experts warn no country will be spared.
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No one was spared in Mr. Bukhari's journalism, which meticulously documented Kashmir's plight.
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The museum itself was not spared, falling into disrepair as the country struggled.
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But the island was largely spared, hitting the British and Virgin Islands instead.
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Up until Saturday morning, she had been convinced Key West would be spared.
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The majority of Napa's wineries and vineyards (which served as firebreaks) were spared.
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And when they did die, their families spared little expense in commemorating them.
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My AIDS test came back negative: The kids and I had been spared.
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When Hurricane Harvey made landfall, its winds smashed some things and spared others.
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Nor would antiquities be spared, as the destruction in Palmyra, Syria, has shown.
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Iranian companies have been spared from collapse by surges of credit from banks.
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Chris Christie and the professed planner in the Bridgegate scandal, was spared prison.
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But the city has been spared any repeat of Hurricane Irma so far.
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So far, Galanta has been spared from the war and the German soldiers.
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He wrote a bracingly candid memoir that named names and spared no one.
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Or they fall across highways, snarling traffic in regions that were spared flooding.
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La Maison du Livre was spared on Kristallnacht, its Frenchness overriding its Jewishness.
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Mr. Gotheiner would have spared himself trouble if he'd chosen a different title.
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It does not automatically follow, of course, that Strasbourg is spared religious trouble.
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We are spared the obligatory references to Creedence Clearwater Revival and Janis Joplin.
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A roadside tree decorated in the Christmas spirit has been spared in the...
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Hurricane Nate caused flooding in Mississippi, but spared the state from catastrophic damages.
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She wanted to meet the man God had spared to save her people.
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Apparently, none of Google's iconic business practices — not even in hiring — was spared.
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They hope a sanctuary may have space so this animal's life can be spared.
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As the country battles the opioid epidemic, this age group has not been spared.
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Mercifully, America was spared any talk of Donald Trump's wall during last night's debate.
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Geiger wrote Kasich in January citing his concerns and asking that Tibbetts be spared.
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But because she spared Beatrice's life, they're not sure what to do with her.
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Torencio was only spared so he could dig the graves of his fellow townsmen.
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However, the actual result weakened her authority and probably spared the Chancellor the axe.
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Lower-valued employees are often subjected to burdens that higher-valued ones are spared.
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Central Mayor Jr. Shelton toldthe city'sThe Advocate newspaper that no neighborhood had been spared.
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Petraeus was spared prison time under a plea agreement with the Justice Department. Sen.
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We spared no effort to arrange an exclusive meeting with the Danube Canal Diver.
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At the Security Council, only U.S. vetoes have spared Israel draconian, one-sided condemnation.
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Subscription-based digital services are spared, along with crowdfunding websites and digital payment services.
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Apple is determined to kill the headphone jack, and Beats has not been spared.
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The good news: So far -- miraculously -- the fire has spared my hometown of Healdsburg.
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Similar to Denver, Housing Bubble 1 and Housing Bust 1 mostly spared North Texas.
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His admission, and a plea deal to those killings, spared him the electric chair.
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Disney has spared no expense to make Batuu as immersive for fans as possible.
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When it's Kylie Jenner's birthday, one thing is for sure: No expense is spared.
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At the last moment Filipina Mary Jane Veloso, also sentenced to death, was spared.
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Precision bombing by Western aircraft spared much of eastern Mosul, which is recovering fast.
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Yet thanks to Irma's unexpected path, Miami was spared the worst of the flooding.
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Many homes there sit a couple of feet higher than hers and were spared.
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He spared the students that he liked so he could have his story told.
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In that case, of course, New England would have been spared the Salem trials.
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Kylie Jenner spared no expense celebrating her boyfriend Travis Scott's 28th birthday on Tuesday.
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He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and was spared the death penalty.
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Metal consumers will also seek to be spared pricier inputs, which can threaten jobs.
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But he adds that the most vital subsidized goods should be spared, including bread.
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No expense was spared in positioning the channel as an alternative to mainstream media.
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The Commission also spared Spain and Portugal fines in 2016 despite their excessive deficits.
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That spared him all but glancing, humorous blows from those battling to catch up.
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The ball boy uprising is nigh, Kelly, and you will be spared no pitchforks.
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The ICRC appealed for lives to be spared on Sunday, as the deadline approached.
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The enemy fighter was out of danger, his life spared by American medical professionals.
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However this has not spared them the wrath of extremists from their own faith.
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Nevertheless, by most accounts, thousands of lives may been spared because of her work.
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If anyone could have spared Paul from going missing, it should have been him.
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When China made a similar purchase last month it was not spared from sanctions.
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" Had the flood system been operational, he said, "the city might have been spared.
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Sections of the city, even within the spared downtown, appeared to be without power.
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An investor document from Lee Ainslie's Dallas-based firm shows Maverick was not spared.
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As technology dominates many aspects of life, the education space has not been spared.
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But Lee spared him many hours a week, and Goroll was thrilled about it.
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A total 153,336 acres of land were consumed by fire, and nothing was spared.
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Late on Saturday night, the sanctuary said on Facebook that it had been spared.
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By some accounts, the gunmen assured the Bangladeshi hostages that they would be spared.
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Chris Christie, who awkwardly stood behind Trump during the news conference, is not spared.
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No effort is spared to keep the public from knowing the facts about radiation.
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The United States has long been spared a truly authoritarian element in our politics.
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He was later rescued, and Meacham said Bush frequently asked why he was spared.
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But until Yang's arrest this week, big names in technology had largely been spared.
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If it stopped just before his house, maybe Chico would be spared after all.
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Sanders' pied piper multitudes of millennials were spared critical scrutiny of their hero's promises.
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One team spared from this ulcerous process is the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
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Another officer was spared injury when a bullet lodged itself in his gun holster.
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Stalwart allies were reduced to effectively begging to be spared from an American offensive.
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Exxon was held responsible for the disaster, and Mr. Bush was mostly spared criticism.
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Opinion I do not know why God spared my life in my Poway synagogue.
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Spared from the shredder (for now): "priceless" bank records of 26th-century New York.
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Venus Williams and Serena Williams spared themselves from marathons, perhaps in prepartion for one.
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His house was spared, but when Paradise might be safe to reinhabit was unknown.
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It certainly wasn't at Halpern, where no sequin is spared in pursuit of glamour.
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Puerto Rico was largely spared this time, and Trump's attention has since turned elsewhere.
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But Britain was largely spared, because worker complaints had been at least partially addressed.
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Downtown Ventura and the Patagonia campus were spared, but five employees lost their homes.
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Manning was spared a conviction for aiding the enemy and avoided a life sentence.
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While the Pell Grant is somewhat spared in the budget blueprint, it's still vulnerable.
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The construction lopped off part of my grandparents' property, although their home was spared.
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Although peanut butter was originally on Canada's list, the country spared the sandwich spread.
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Still, the Bolshevik government spared no resources when it came to propaganda and repression.
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Suggestions that the United States spared the airstrips because of collusion are, again, unproven.
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But the virus that attacked his brain in the womb apparently spared his sister.
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Defense lawyers asked that the soldier receive a dishonorable discharge but be spared confinement.
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Embarrassed because I was spared from that jungle and moral crucible, I just listened.
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The court, which noted her national and international stature, spared her a criminal record.
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Amidst all the e-retailer damage, however, there was at least one site spared.
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We now know that Judd staged the attack, but he spared Angela and Jon.
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Spain, spared most of the cold so far, is bracing for freezing temperatures today.
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Trees, homes, vehicles, even people -- nothing was spared from the rapidly flowing mud's wrath.
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Miami, Palm Beach County, and Port Lucie County were spared the brunt of Matthew.
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She thinks she was spared because she never tried opioids in the first place.
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Trump's administration is preparing tariffs on Chinese imports that have so far been spared.
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But if Republicans had their way, it wouldn't be spared in the next round.
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Or maybe he was just spared being the guy in a Steph Curry GIF.
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The DRC was spared the worst of the Ebola outbreak — with just 49 deaths.
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In May, the two officers were spared federal charges but still face a state investigation.
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Inside, Lopez spared no expense in kitting out her home in the latest and greatest.
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As he stood in line at the funeral, Friedman wondered why he had been spared.
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But that close association has not spared her from his divisive and historically unpopular image.
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That said, digital transformation is afoot and the financial service industry will not be spared.
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In other words: Nacho will get an infusion of cash and be spared Tuco's wrath.
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So asking to be spared from the insanity of war merely proves that he's not.
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As the video shows, no stretch within this area has been spared—it's total devastation.
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If a handmaid successfully has a baby, she is spared from going to the Colonies.
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He does not know why he and Marco were spared when other children were shot.
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The polar continent's ice shelf had been spared from rising global temperatures until this year.
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That beautiful Turkey was Drumstick, a 36-pound bird spared death during this seasonal ritual.
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Cellphones and computers, key portions of these categories, were spared from the initial tariffs list.
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Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, and St. Petersburg are among the only major cities spared so far.
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Like Knickers, Dozer was spared from the slaughterhouse, but not because he was too large.
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Not even the Democrats vying to succeed him, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, were spared.
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Stripped of their freedom and spared from death, the White Walkers were trapped for millennia.
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But wider concerns about fake news, data privacy and extremist content have not spared it.
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Many remain outside the formal economy, where they are denied benefits but also spared taxes.
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Even China's tech giants have not been spared and are slashing bonuses and travel expenses.
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Fate of other artifacts unconfirmed It seems that the most valuable artifacts have been spared.
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Pizano spared no expense when it came to throwing a quinceañera for her talented pup.
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All are spared litigation costs and the bad publicity that could flow from prolonged litigation.
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"With hand-done gold welding and accents, no detail was spared in these gorgeous pieces."
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The volcano has spared most of the island and the rest of the Hawaiian chain.
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By reinvesting the resulting capital, rather than paying dividends, shareholders are spared the related taxes.
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Once they reach a set temperature they back off, ensuring that healthy cells are spared.
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"For President Buhari, nothing will be spared in bringing all our girls home," Shehu wrote.
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Cruz and Donald Trump, the leader in every New Hampshire poll, have been largely spared.
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But amid the controversy, the President tweets on and the judiciary has not been spared.
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China hasn't been spared, Li said at the opening of the annual National People's Congress.
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Only the last driver, 61-year-old Mark Houghtaling, also of Gainesville, was physically spared.
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Overnight, their homes, which were spared during the storm, had been completely flooded — on purpose.
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"Tell them winter came for House Frey," Arya instructed one of the women she spared.
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Nor are they spared harsh judgment merely because they lived in earlier, less enlightened times.
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By the time the Great Recession ended in June 2009, almost no one was spared.
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Though HackerGiraffe's intentions were good, they weren't spared from the hornet's nest of YouTube fandom.
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A slight price recovery at the end of the quarter, however, spared MUFG the charge.
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Watching them, you only hope they'll be spared more disappointments and won't disappoint each other.
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Under Newsom's latest executive order, individuals will be spared from executions but will remain incarcerated.
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Reuters previously reported that bibles and religious texts would be spared from the tariff list.
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European banks were not spared: Deutsche Bank shed 21%, Credit Suisse and UBS 13% each.
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Like the spreading of a virus, only those who receive the immunization will be spared.
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India's economic growth has slowed, and the country's richest people haven't been spared the effects.
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No one, not even those who hew to ideas of perceived "normalcy," will be spared.
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He was ultimately spared jail time after former President George W. Bush commuted his sentence.
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You are spared the blood, even as the horror creeps in and then floods you.
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Despite the royal origin of the crackdown, members of the Saudi royal family weren't spared.
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The U.S. won't be spared because of the interconnectivity of the world economy, he said.
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The property was spared from the firestorm, but others in Sevier County weren't so lucky.
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If we'd only got those last words out, He might have spared us our miracle.
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But when you've basically set the standard for Instagram #SquadGoals, no expense can be spared.
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Surely, given the video's serious tone and capital "I" Importance, it would be spared, right?
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Thus far, at least, then, we have been spared Gavin Newsom's "tsunami" of technological unemployment.
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They say, basically, our parents' generation was spared climate impacts that we're going to endure.
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His life was only spared when he was dismissed as "useless" because of his disability.
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The case of Mr. Ali, the Pakistani who was spared execution, has also raised concerns.
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As Trump accepted a formal role of assistant to the President, she wasn't spared either.
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Those already at the company were spared, multiple current and former employees told Business Insider.
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With Trump, though, we are mostly being spared the bluff about how only qualifications matter.
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Since then, international pressure and concerns over his medical state have spared him further flogging.
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In Puerto Rico, hardly a corner of the island was spared its destruction, officials said.
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If some frogs moved down to lower altitudes where it's warmer, they might be spared.
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My mother, Bobby, and I were spared, owing not to Herbert's protection but to chance.
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"What the hell was that about?" she asked, gesturing to Kennedy, who Shangela had spared.
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In the impending Armageddon, he argued, only blacks will be spared as God's chosen people.
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Venezuela's deepening economic crisis has spared few across the population of more than 2000 million.
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Some targets, such as a tax credit for adoptive parents, were spared under intense pressure.
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The cathedral's two towers had been spared, but two-thirds of the roof was destroyed.
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John Bel Edwards of Louisiana, a Democrat, said his state had been spared major damage.
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Your husband's handiwork will be admired, and you will be spared the need to lie.
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The administration spared a total of 300 products from an earlier proposal drafted in July.
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Here's where UBS said to expect the most carnage — and which industries will be spared.
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She said that a dishonorable discharge was appropriate, but asked that he be spared prison.
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Meanwhile, people breathed a sigh of relief in Puerto Rico, which was spared major damage.
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But what spared this metropolitan area of 21 million was, at least in part, luck.
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As he stood in line at the funeral, Friedman wondered why he had been spared.
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As the virus spread briskly across international borders in recent weeks, Latin America was spared.
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But even well-performing markets with beloved hosts were not spared, some former employees said.
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Lorenza and Paola were spared because their last name wasn't Einstein and they weren't Jewish.
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While Mr. Sullivan and Ms. Abedin were spared legal charges in the investigation of Mrs.
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The Philippines appeared to have been spared the high number of casualties many had feared.
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The only justice ever impeached in the House was spared in the Senate in 1804.
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These specific trees had endured because their roots underground had been spared the nuclear annihilation.
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And you've probably spared yourself a visit from a bunch of angry people with pitchforks.
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Video of him saving Epstein could help an argument that he should be spared execution.
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This potentially wise move spared him from immediately investing prestige in a course of action.
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Presumably Whitney and Furkat are getting it on, but we've been spared the visual proof.
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Luckily for New York fans, her back-to-back shows at Terminal 5 were spared.
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But the La Mora families had largely been spared the violence that afflicted their neighbors.
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A few feathers were ruffled, but this pet parrot was spared from the historic storm.
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The only justice ever impeached in the House was spared by the Senate in 1804.
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As our carbon emissions heat our planet, we're spared far worse because of the oceans.
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Residents surrounding Tampa Bay have been spared the worst-case hurricane scenario many times before.
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Such buildings are to be spared the diggers and chainsaws — or so the authorities say.
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So with Mr. Biden leading the way, Democrats have spared no effort in the race.
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This stalemate spared the Gordons' lands from attack and gave her family a tactical advantage.
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The maneuver spared the family from paying millions of dollars in gift and estate taxes.
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She was spared criminal charges, but her manager at the time, among others, was arrested.
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She was spared criminal charges, but her manager at the time, among others, was arrested.
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He repeatedly escapes death and imprisonment, and once is spared hanging at the last moment.
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This almost led to a shortage in 1969, when students couldn't be spared during examinations.
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Interventions should be tailored to the patient's circumstances so that patients are spared unnecessary testing.
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Social Security retirement benefits and Medicare — important to elderly of all incomes — are largely spared.
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Mr. Newsom's decree means those who remain will be spared while he remains in power.
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They spared few words criticizing the former CEO and the culture he created at Uber.
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Critics say that has spared the pharmaceutical industry any real challenge to its pricing practices.
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Shin points out two maples at the far end of the allée that were spared.
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Notably, the family is spared the brutality, rape and methodical pillage suffered by the common people.
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People with intellectual disabilities and juveniles were spared the ultimate punishment in 2002 and 2005, respectively.
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US oil, on the other hand, has been spared China's tariff wrath -- for now at least.
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Later, we see Rhonda gasping and struggling to move, praying that the baby will be spared.
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Those statues were scheduled to be sent to southwestern France, which means they likely were spared.
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"Anyone found to have corruptly amassed wealth will not spared," Chilima told Reuters in an interview.
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Heard was spared a conviction over the dog-smuggling saga by an Australian court Monday afternoon.
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An interesting thing about this Facebook data-harvesting scandal: Instagram has largely been spared the panic.
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The Austin, Texas, couple had been holding out hope that at least Abby would be spared.
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"Today, no one is spared from this consumer protection pandemic," Markey said ahead of the vote.
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Emily (Alexis Bledel) was a "gender traitor," but her life was spared because she was fertile.
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Not even the greatest depths of the ocean are spared from our impressively depressing garbage footprint.
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They all have a lot of feelings about these things, which Stella is no longer spared.
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Canadians worry about Islamist terrorism, though the country has so far been spared a big attack.
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"He could have spared us that," Salvini said, before casting aspersions on Juncker's state of mind.
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John Kasich, who has spared some inmates while rejecting clemency for others, has the final say.
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Ms. Christakis's husband, Nicholas, a Yale professor who is the master at Silliman, was not spared.
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Low-end, trucks and performance will be spared, but the luxury badges need to watch out.
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Surprisingly, this social behavior did not have a huge effect on whether the volunteers "spared" Nao.
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Drake spared no expense for his guests at his 32nd birthday bash in L.A. Wednesday night.
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Petty was spared prison time when he pleaded guilty in January 2018 to first-degree rape.
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The Turkish lira actually went up, with traders noting Trump had spared Turkish banks from punishment.
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I think, in that second, that one moment, that was what spared me from genital surgery.
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But the order hasn't spared many families that were separated and detained before the legislation passed.
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I mean, I almost feel bad saying that because I don't know why I was spared.
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Not even the U.S. Treasury market was spared periodic liquidity vacuums and the war had begun.
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And the results are usually permanent, though you won't be spared the usual ravages of aging.
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THREE OF 15 TANKS HOLDING 80,000 BARRELS EACH OF GASOLINE COMPONENTS HAVE BEEN SPARED FROM FLAMES
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Though, to be honest, it's probably best that we spared the public this version of Sunbutler.
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Though mines have been spared so far, analysts say the cuts will hurt economic revival efforts.
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Thus far, Trump has spared many consumer goods, including cellphones, computers, clothing and footwear from tariffs.
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The real has not been spared by sellers, though, and is down 21 pct this year.
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Then again, at least I was spared the stress of worrying about it for a week.
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Baby-related furniture items also were spared, including toddler beds, bassinets, cradles, strollers and children's seats.
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He was spared having to enroll in the Hitler Youth, obligatory for his non-Jewish classmates.
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But what if Russia and some of its steel product exports to the U.S. are spared?
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These were spared from tariffs last year after the manufacturers sent comment letters to the government.
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The North Koreans have largely spared Trump from the charged insults aimed at Bolton and Pence.
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Even a product as specific and seemingly commonplace as the washing machine has not been spared.
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Alas, my baseball career fizzled in my teenage years, so I was spared from my nightmare.
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Losses have also been inflicted on bondholders in some cases, while depositors have always been spared.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina met Jahan's family to assure them the killers would not be spared.
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"I guess the one group spared his uninformed, knee-jerk debasement has been golfers," he added.
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Much progress has been made, and we have been spared another major attack on American soil.
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With Allied troops fast approaching, many of Sighet's Jews convinced themselves that they might be spared.
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She would have gladly accepted and we all would have been spared the entire embarrassing spectacle.
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There is something also about age—a younger driver will be spared over an older driver.
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No efforts should be spared to suppress and prevent fires and slow or mitigate climate change.
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Eight women and eight children were spared after the militants forced them to convert to Islam.
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"Keep crying," he yelled at Kevin Love, but he spared neither team the exhortation to work.
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For now, we'll just have to hope that at least Harry, Ron, and Hermione are spared.
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Manafort's attorneys have issued only a few objections and largely spared witnesses from tough cross-examination.
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No banks from Greece or Portugal were included, and many of Italy's smaller lenders were spared.
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OTTAWA — To solve a 168-year-old Arctic mystery, the Canadian government had spared no expense.
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Spared during the operation, the pup faced certain death by starvation when Fared Alhor found him.
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This almost led to a shortage in 1969 when students could not be spared during examinations.
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But it was an option — one that might have spared her the legal mess that followed.
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The reason they have not been spared is because they are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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She is spared some of the sadism and torture, and she doesn't suffer a psychological collapse.
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The establishment candidate is subjected to a withering scrutiny from which the insurgent is often spared.
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Engel, who was 20, was selected to sort the clothing of the dead and thus spared.
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The European Union, which has historically enjoyed high levels of press freedom, has not been spared.
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He has, perhaps surprisingly, spared the venom since Mr. Bush's death and stuck to gracious admiration.
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New York State has been mostly spared the scandals that have plagued states with weaker regulations.
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It is not clear how the blast killed half of the family and spared the rest.
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China has so far spared Boeing passenger jets, its single most valuable U.S. import, from tariffs.
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By the 19th century, more children survived to adulthood, and more were spared the work force.
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In 1853, Elihu Spicer spared no expense when he built the mansion in downtown Mystic, Conn.
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Although the island was spared from the worst of the typhoon, it still saw some rain.
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Meanwhile, a handful of stocks are being spared, and they are all plays on the coronavirus.
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And at least partly as a result, Addo's elephants have also been spared something else: poaching.
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Having a Medicare plan would have spared us a great deal of time, energy and stress.
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I could have shat before all this and spared myself a breakneck sprint to the toilet.
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Not to mention these toppers have spared my carpets, furniture, and the backseat of my car.
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She was spared by German soldiers seeking her uncle and protector, a cousin of Albert Einstein.
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The good news for Idaho, though, is China and Canada have spared frozen potatoes from tariffs.
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Another assistant United States attorney, Julius N. Richardson, asked why she thought she had been spared.
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Haiti and the Dominican Republic, which share the island of Hispaniola, were also spared direct hits.
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Kristin Litzbarski, an employee at the Oma's Apotheke pub, found that her workplace had been spared.
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Nationally, few cities have been spared as more than 400,000 Americans have died from opioid overdoses.
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It's a food fight at Thanksgiving dinner and hardly anyone is spared, including the boss himself.
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But with new interest in the work, it may be spared the flames and donated instead.
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Taxes on capital in particular should be spared, because investment is an input into future growth.
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"One would have hoped that biomedical research was spared from the political arena," Mr. Lieberman said.
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In terms of furniture, costs were spared by relying on recycled furniture and hand-me-downs.
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Exco's warning showed that the crude price rout has not spared companies with highly experienced management.
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Spared from bombing during World War II, it has retained much of its early ordered layout.
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The decision also erased shareholdings but avoided a full liquidation of the bank and spared depositors.
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And experts familiar with these problems say the city could have spared itself from today's damage.
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But with new interest in the work, it may be spared the flames and donated instead.
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Even so, some people such as Clawson remained in their homes, confident they would be spared.
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Some found this unfair — even Albert Camus signed the petition asking that his life be spared.
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Only the youngest child appears to have been somewhat spared from the alleged abuse, according to prosecutors.
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A two-run comeback in the inning spared Anderson what would have been a hard-luck loss.
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Another resident, Nobuaki Hyuga, said his house was spared but he expressed incredulity at the nearby damage.
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While we imagine the courthouse ceremony was low-key, no expense was spared for their second wedding.
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But Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet were spared, as neither had any scenes on the Canadian set.
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The Migos rapper spared no expense Thursday night, showering Cardi with TONS of gifts and romantic gestures.
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Tech entrepreneurs have not spared the food industry, but their principal focus has been on delivery services.
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Although predictions for heavy rains were abundant, scientists hoped that Texas might be spared from the worst.
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He committed suicide in an Ohio jail hours after prosecutors discovered evidence that might have spared him.
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A number of departments, such as health, education and international development, have been largely spared the axe.
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She wished to be called "Ms Franklin", to be paid cash and to be spared air-conditioning.
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But in Lebanon, which was spared the effects of the 2011 Arab uprisings, the sentiment resonates differently.
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And while ties between the U.S. and Iran and Cuba thawed, the countries were not spared criticism.
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EM currencies in Asia weren't spared, either, with the Malaysian ringgit and the Chinese yuan also falling.
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In fact, a handful of groups that the White House intended to get rid of were spared.
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I thought, 'My looks haven't spared me one hardship or one hurt moment or one painful situation.
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That spared Dr Sanhueza the trouble of testing in person the function of each set of saywas.
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Why should EU citizens think that they will be spared the Home Office's bureaucratic ineptitude after Brexit?
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For others the plan is trying every possible medication until the very end, with no expense spared.
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That spared them the laborious task of plugging the same data into multiple calculators many times over.
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For the first two years of the Affordable Care Act, small businesses were mostly spared from fines.
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Luckily, a young man called Bill Hamilton spared biology's blushes with a slightly different solution in 1964.
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Then at the last second — as Recode was making inquiries about this story — the employees were spared.
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In his speech, Kutcher spared no details of the atrocities he has seen while working with Thorn.
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Even an actor as popular as Steven Yeun from The Walking Dead isn't spared from Hollywood's discrimination.
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Only Piers (John Malkovitch), drawing ephemeral art in the sand that cannot be sold, will be spared.
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"We could expect to be spared because our medical actions are extremely clear," said Gadenne of MSF.
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Heard pleaded guilty, received a sentence that spared her detention, and the couple released a video apology.
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Canada would be largely spared from auto tariffs under the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement on trade.
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In Washington, Mayor Muriel Bowser spared no words in a warning to residents about the oncoming storm.
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Samsung's spared no expense cramming in as much technology into the Galaxy S8 and S8+ as possible.
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And India's cities aren't spared; An estimated 7.5% in urban areas still relieve themselves in the open.
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You spared me some of the details, which I imagine was more for you than for me.
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But the country was spared the draconian spending cuts that many had feared from a Republican government.
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Antigua, Barbuda's sister island and home to about 2000,24 people, was spared the brunt of the storm.
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Blankenship's loss spared Republicans from painful decisions about whether to abandon their hopes of unseating Democratic Sen.
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The state was spared a possible challenge in the Legislature that was sure to inflame partisan tensions.
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That has spared Canada EU-style complaints about rules on banana curvature imposed from afar by bureaucrats.
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Antigua, Barbuda's sister island and home to about 80,000 people, was spared the brunt of the storm.
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But now their retail customers may grumble that the country's competition watchdog has spared them a mauling.
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"It's just ironic that energy extraction, during this shutdown, is something that is being spared," he said.
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The midterm results spared investors the shocks of the US presidential election and Brexit referendum in 2016.
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This was the bridge where Mr Ronneberg spared the guards and thus preserved the element of surprise.
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Although the German West was inculcated with a dark sense of collective guilt, East Germans were spared.
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No expense has been spared to make this show look more cinematic than any previous TV Trek.
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The Turkish government has not spared foreign journalists in its attacks, verbal or otherwise, on the media.
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Thus far, Trump has spared many consumer goods including cell phones, computers, clothing and footwear from tariffs.
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She had no choice but to dress for a meeting, an obligation her father had been spared.
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Reportedly, Zelenskiy was prepared to bow to this pressure, until luck spared him making such a decision.
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Clinton spared no expense slamming Twitter and Facebook for their broken platforms that cost her the election.
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The ornate castles and infrastructure of King's Landing — home to spiteful Cersei Lannister — also wouldn't be spared.
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Ask the Baltic States that have been spared Putin's aggression only because they are now NATO members.
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The oldest bell in Ohara, it had been destined for wartime scrap, meant to melt, but spared.
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He used to keep a running commentary on the minutiae of his daily existence—nothing was spared.
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Only 19, he was spared the noose by a law prohibiting the execution of convicts under 21.
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Germany had until July been spared the kind of militant attacks suffered by neighboring France and Belgium.
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Yet a moment's thought should be spared for his brief but bountiful foray into the music world.
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Earlier this summer, the European Commission spared Spain and Portugal from fines over their excessive budget deficits.
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The list spared apparel and footwear entirely, while Goldman originally anticipated tariffs on $24 billion of imports.
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I'm not a doctor, but I couldn't help wondering if, after all, she had not been spared.
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With the exception of Aila, which downed power lines and trees, the city has been largely spared.
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Nor is it to discount the possibility that the United States will be spared the worst effects.
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The euro — seemingly never far from danger — was, at least for the time being, spared fresh crisis.
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Cyclone Kenneth spared the Beira region, landing instead in the less-populated northern reaches of the country.
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It also misstated that the tunnel spared commuters from paying an additional fare when transferring between lines.
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That said, my ability to fall spared me injury and possibly saved my life in the workplace.
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In 2003, he pleaded guilty to 10 murders in a deal that spared him the death penalty.
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Tillis and Sasse (along with Colorado's Cory Gardner), may have spared themselves nomination fights with their vote.
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The fire there was capricious in that way of natural disasters, one home taken but another spared.
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More than 600 people evacuated apartment buildings, miraculously spared under part of the bridge that remained standing.
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Puerto Rico was spared the worst of the storm's wrath as it churned past in the evening.
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What's clear from the rapid fire conference is there's no shortage of effort — and no pennies spared.
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No side is spared and no holds are barred because no shots are fired in The Hunt.
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They were both spared, and wound up at Monowitz, a work camp also known as Auschwitz III.
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Still, Biden seems likely to be spared the prolonged primary fight that Hillary Clinton endured in 2016.
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While Harvey spared the Houston-area oil infrastructure any lasting damage, Irma may not be as charitable.
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The blackouts have so far spared mines, the biggest export earner, as well as large industrial sites.
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America was spared witnessing Wednesday's moneyfest, since the White House banned reporters from covering Mr. Trump's speech.
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"Why the PG&E Blackouts Spared California's Big Tech HQs," writes Adam Pasick, on the Briefings team.
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UltraWide is like having two monitors in one, and LG spared no expense with the 280UC28.9-B.
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"No politicians will be spared, and we won't pull any punches," said one of them, Chavdar Nikolov.
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No detail is spared in casting them as unappealing: particularly their incessant lies, which span the book.
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Fifteen months ago, the mountains burned, all the way to Malibu, but the fire spared the church.
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If they graduate from the program, they are spared prison and the burden of a felony record.
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"The shares won't be spared, but these things should put a floor on the decline," he said.
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Puerto Rico was spared the worst, but more than 210 percent of households there remain without power.
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But I am an honest woman and I have never been to Greece, so consider yourself spared.
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Yet compared with Belgium, France and Germany, where terrorism has become more common, Britain was seemingly spared.
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Fellow Muslims are not spared; ask the Shia, the Pashtun, Sindhi or the Baloch people of Pakistan.
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Buying a three-pack of kid-friendly foaming hand sanitizer spared me from carrying that mental load.
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Our family holiday house was spared but we are devastated by the damage to our beloved Rosedale.
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Mr. Gates's lawyers argued in a filing late on Monday that he should be spared prison time.
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In an interview with Reuters, a senior ABLV executive appealed for the group to be spared closure.
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" Bush said that McCain was "honest, no matter whom it offended," adding that "presidents were not spared.
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Even the operations center of the Office of Civil Defense in (Cagayan) was not spared, she said.
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Now, in order to be spared from becoming a lobster, he can't afford to show he cares.
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Susanto later found out his chickens were spared because he had used the right amount of disinfectant.
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Rose and her older brother are spared their parents' brutal fate, escaping to England on the Kindertransport.
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Special Olympics spared from cuts: The Trump administration tried to kill the popular program in its budget.
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Sleeping up to four people, no detail has been spared for those staying at The Upside Den.
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He soon found that walking to the public library across the street spared him that awkward confrontation.
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Paul area may be spared blizzard conditions but still could see up to 5 inches of snow.
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In replicating the Star Wars used-universe chic of crumbling desert buildings, no expense had been spared.
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I spared no expense for our fur children, either, putting them in a tux and bow tie.
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Cora, the Red Sox' first-year manager, was spared watching the final four innings from the dugout.
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One problem Clinton is spared due to the quirks of the American political system is agenda exhaustion.
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Luckily for Trump, Arlovski's ill-conceived flying knee attempt and Fedor's sublime timing spared him that inconvenience.
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And, for the past decade, the Canadian government has spared no expense to catch those tax cheats.
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As a performer, everything Rickles did was spontaneous, and no one was spared from his comedic crosshairs.
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Financiers were spared the worst of the financial crisis when their employers were bailed out with taxpayers' money.
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John Kasich spared Raymond Tibbetts, commuting the condemned killer's death sentence to life without the possibility of parole.
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As in the case of Koenig's sphere, when art is spared, it becomes a powerful vessel for history.
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Though located in southeast Turkey, Sanliurfa has so far been largely spared the violence elsewhere in the region.
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They use their government connections to lobby, and they're spared the violence that women from other groups face.
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Neither does being in one's own home, or Michelle Cusseaux and Kayla Moore's lives might have been spared.
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There's no evidence the highly criticized practice is still used today; when Maxi was born, they were spared.
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The intruder, Sandra allegedly said, spared her life and told her his only gripe was with Jon, 42.
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Henderson and Janus have not been spared, with both experiencing net outflows in the first half of 2016.
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Heard was spared a conviction over the incident and given a one-month good behavior bond sentence instead.
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Of course, that doesn't mean Libran people are totally spared from some pretty unpleasant stereotypes about their sign.
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She was spared a conviction over the incident and given a one-month good behavior bond sentence instead.
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But Monte dei Paschi's many retail investors—40,000 households hold €2bn-worth of subordinated bonds—may be spared.
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Only the youngest child appears to have been somewhat spared the violence and extreme malnourishment, according to authorities.
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Letters written by her parents and her father's old books were also spared, save for some water damage.
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Local officials estimate that 85% to 90% of Fort McMurray was spared by the more than weeklong blaze.
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Pearson's Brazilian operations were also spared from 4,000 layoffs across the company globally announced in January, Kliemaschewsk said.
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He imprisoned a man for being gay and only spared him at the price of poverty and mutilation.
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No part of our society or our country has been spared from the deadly disease of drug addiction.
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Unlike the crusaders who killed the inhabitants when they captured Jerusalem, Saladin spared them when he recovered it.
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They were reminders that, in the indiscriminate brutality of a terror attack, even the youngest are not spared.
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Though men are often excluded from this kind of survivorship narrative, they certainly aren't spared from experiencing it.
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Many consumer products — including clothing, shoes and electronics — had been spared from the last three rounds of tariffs.
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That way, she says, those patients can be spared retraumatization by not having to receive a hospital bill.
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He gave them human sacrifices, and thus was spared for abiding by the rules of their ancient pact.
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Justin Bieber appears to have spared no expense for Hailey Baldwin's engagement ring ... 'cause that thing is HUGE.
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Bitcoin was not spared from selling, falling more than 10 percent to a 12-week low of $63.353,116.
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Only Japanese and emerging market equities were spared, drawing modest inflows of $1 billion and $1.4 billion respectively.
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" And Matt Damon wasn't spared ... Rose tweeted, "What's it like to be a spineless profiteer who stays silent?
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"Those who do not carry the faulty gene can be reassured and spared countless hospital visits," he said.
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Louisiana weathers Harvey, Texas 'taking it on the chin' Louisiana was largely spared from Harvey's wrath on Wednesday.
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Facing immense opposition, T-Mobile and Sprint have spared no lobbying expense in their quest for regulatory approval.
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But maybe tomorrow they will, especially because their base will be outraged that Dreamers will be initially spared.
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Missouri emergency managers said they may be spared the worst of the flooding because of breaches further north.
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As Chanel is the pinnacle of luxury fashion, evidently no expense was spared for this morning's spectacular show.
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Yet if the Senate ratifies the agreement this year, as it may, she will be spared the dilemma.
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Luckily, the Mexican bakery was spared by the flood and had electricity the whole time, so they baked.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - John Lam's safety equipment shop has been spared the global downdraft shaking Hong Kong's economy.
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Gallagher, 40, was spared any prison time beyond the nearly seven months he had spent in pretrial custody.
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He gave us the meat and the juice and never spared us the gristle, the cartilage and blood.
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We might have been spared his Twitter meltdowns over separate criticisms by senators Richard Blumenthal and Mitch McConnell.
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We might even have been spared his terrifying threat to unleash "fire and fury" on nuclear North Korea.
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Hinkle said she's grateful her home has been spared from the lava, but the toxic gas is unbearable.
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He considers video review an essential tool, and when it is warranted, no one is spared from criticism.
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It's not for a lack of Hamas' trying to kill Israelis that Israeli lives have been relatively spared.
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Although concentrated in California's Silicon Valley, startups around the country were not spared from the financial Grim Reaper.
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Though he was spared prison time, D'Souza was sentenced to five years of probation and a $30,000 fine.
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She reportedly begged for the life of her unborn child to be spared while she was being killed.
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Flat-screen televisions were on an earlier list of products targeted, before being spared after weeks of jockeying.
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Midsize and community banks will be spared from having to comply with rules originally intended for more complex institutions.
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They were compelled to lend, or give, money to benevolent regents, who sometimes spared and sometimes slaughtered them.
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On a more Italy-related angle, I also wish candidate Trump had spared us his Tweets echoing Mussolini.
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And if you were spared the Equifax hack and think your Social Security number is secret, think again.
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Somehow, it did not fucking occur to him that he could have spared himself another attack on Lindsay.
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Though Amazon is his most frequent target in tech, while Google has been spared the usual tweet lashings.
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Although so far I've been spared food poisoning, I have vomitously ejected food from my system during auditions.
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Sure, some have branded Schumer and Dunham "heroic," however, neither has been spared from the criticism facing Kardashian.
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The Sydney-based bank has been the most criticized of Australia's Big Four lenders, although Colonial was spared.
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Though Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton aren't spared, Caine saves his most aggressive defacement for the Republican candidates.
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But by late afternoon, the storm appeared to have spared Port-au-Prince the worst of its wrath.
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We'll never know how many people could've been spared had Trump taken the coronavirus more seriously early on.
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Had McKinsey vetted the Eskom contract properly, it might have spared itself some of the grief to come.
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He told me he thought that both his daughters, Nancy and her older sister, Alice, would be spared.
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And the horse trading that spared him from prosecution last year also turned him into a vilified figured.
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But Zagreb was largely spared, and Sestan was able to stay in the capital to continue his studies.
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SUZY Look on the bright side, Suzy: At least you were spared a good old-fashioned book burning!
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The forests would be spared, because making wood pellets requires far fewer trees than wood fires and charcoal.
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It shows Rick (who predictably appears to have been spared) talking to Negan and vowing to kill him.
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Even if the water somehow spared their homes and boats, Mr. Rogers said, the wind probably would not.
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While some factory jobs have been eliminated by technological advances, poor infrastructure has spared several occupations, he said.
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Aircraft, integrated circuits and pharmaceuticals were spared, perhaps in recognition that tariffs on those would hurt China more.
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Although the island will be spared from the worst of the typhoon, it will still see some rain.
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Not only could the company have been held accountable sooner, but other employees might have been spared abuse.
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Flat-screen televisions were on an earlier list of products targeted, before being spared after weeks of jockeying.
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YALA, Thailand — The Thai judge's verdict was not guilty, five men spared the death penalty or life imprisonment.
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But in the next inning, the Mets' bats spared deGrom's sterling performance from ending in a no-decision.
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His father ran a grocery store, the success of which spared the family the ravages of the Depression.
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Only the seventh, Angela, is largely spared, and for good reason: She's been dead for over 40 years.
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The lawyer, Robert Luskin, also represented the Republican strategist Karl Rove and likely spared him a perjury charge.
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Breaking his silence helps both him and thousands of other children who should be spared years of pain.
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But SK did not pay the money, and its chairman, Chey Tae-won, was spared indictment on Monday.
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However, he was ultimately spared on that conviction after Trump granted clemency in November and restored Gallagher's rank.
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Dickens may have been spared a worse fate, however, since food poisoning also is a common Christmas tort.
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Kean then shifts to those spared pets, whose lives further intertwined with those of humans during the Blitz.
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New York City and Philadelphia were spared from the snow, as NWS reported 0 inch for those cities.
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And by dying before they took over he also spared himself the experience of seeing his children die.
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With its ubiquitous presence in shopping malls and department stores across the country, Coach has not been spared.
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Quite logically, people are not for spending less when they will bear its brunt, while others are spared.
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The subject fields were spared but some growers in the area lost entire fields and had to replant.
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Only 28 percent of those in a chemotherapy-only control group were spared tumor progression at that stage.
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"Even if someone has a link with the ruling party, he will not be spared," Khan told Reuters.
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Even healthy pregnant women and young children were not spared- once mild infections quickly became untreatable and deadly.
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None of those Americans, or the rest of us, will be spared the impacts if current trends continue.
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Emerging market debt, as an asset class, has been spared a big impact from the coronavirus so far.
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He was 19 and only spared the noose by a law prohibiting the execution of convicts under 21.
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The storm ultimately spared the vulnerable urban areas of Tampa and Miami from the worst predicted storm surge.
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The financial giant UBS spared no expense in enticing wealthy French people to open bank accounts in Switzerland.
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During the last oil bust, Dallas too was supposed to have been spared due to its diversified economy.
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Some products previously spared by the Trump administration to avoid hitting consumers' pockets are now on the list.
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Holding as much would've spared the majority from having to engage in a rather unconvincing intermediate scrutiny review.
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During the Obama and preceding administrations, asylum-seeking migrants like these were largely spared from harsher deterrence tactics.
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This technique also means more lab animals could be spared, as researchers would require fewer of them, continued Ertürk.
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A major attraction, the Ober Gatlinburg ski area and amusement park that overlooks the city, appeared to be spared.
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However, items packed out-of-state will not be affected, so your beloved Cup O' Noodles will be spared.
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The version number will display, and if it's not one of the two listed above you've likely been spared.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Steven Palladino spared no expense enjoying luxury vehicles at the expense of trusting Viking Financial investors.
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From the intricate costumes to the design of the enchanted houseware, no detail was spared for the new adaptation.
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In November, he surprisingly pleaded guilty to all of his charges in exchange for being spared the death penalty.
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Although Walters' house was spared, the surrounding streets flooded, which would have stranded the guests there for three days.
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Kimball believes that Dobbie could have been saved and her boys spared the pain that Kimball has lived with.
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Weidmann justified state involvement by arguing that "investors particularly worthy of protection" had to be spared, the newspaper reported.
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But key customers in Asia are being spared any significant cuts because producers fear losing market share to competitors.
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The major banks were not spared either, with all big four lenders down between 1 percent and 2 percent.
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Screenshop spared no expense (literally) in demonstrating to me how fully and utterly I could not afford Kim's outfit.
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Although the region has not been spared the worst recession in Brazil's modern history, its effects have been milder.
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The Houston Texans WR hit up the team Halloween party Monday night and spared no expense for his look.
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We're watching a disaster unfold in real time, and luckily, my neighborhood has been spared the worst of it.
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The Trump administration has been increasingly frustrated with existing sanctions on Venezuela, which have spared oil exports so far.
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The country's Chinese majority has been spared the atrocities visited on the Chinese diaspora in, say, Malaysia and Indonesia.
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A jury spared his life after hearing evidence that he had been sexually abused by the man he killed.
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Companies feeling the heat cover a wide range of sectors and it appears almost no one is being spared.
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Most public services have faced severe cuts under the current Conservative government, but health has been spared the knife.
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The language in the amendment seems to imply that apartments, lofts, and building developments are spared from the ban.
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Only the youngest Turpin child, a toddler, was somewhat spared from abuse and was not underfed, according to prosecutors.
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Congress passed these provisions into law in 2010 and then deliberately spared them last year while tweaking the ACA.
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In the history of text-to-speech programs, has one ever been spared from becoming a dick-joke simulator?
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But according to the latest list of tariffs that kicked in this week, they have been spared so far.
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Though her father was spared jail, the experience would have scared most offspring away from a career in finance.
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Mostly, there was a sense of relief at being spared another match in the interminably dull Balor/Wyatt feud.
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DAVID FABER: No, but— SARA EISEN: Because you guys haven't – you've spared lot of the consumer companies so far.
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Apple had originally stated that the deadline for developers who wanted their outdated apps spared was September 2000, 22.
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In the piece, Farrow asked why the movement had spared her adoptive father, who allegedly assaulted her in 1992.
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Park guests were evacuated as the flames approached, but the park has (so far) been spared from any damage.
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Pictures show that entire neighborhoods have been razed, although the downtown, including the city's hospital, has mostly been spared.
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Manuel Vasquez told the television station his parents' house near Phelan was spared but many neighbors' homes were burned.
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It&aposs been reported that the killer spared some victims hoping they&aposd tell his side of the story.
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PMI's shares were spared, in part because investors are optimistic about the company's heat-not-burn product, called IQOS.
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In this race against time, the swiftest picker-uppers were, purportedly, spared the experience of eating bacteria-laden food.
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It looks like EA has spared no expense on detail — even down to the regimental decals on the tanks.
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Dow — no stranger to D.C. power games — has spared no expense in recent years to expand its political footprint.
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Yuko and Junichi Kikuchi thought they had been spared the worst, when the tremors stopped on March 11, 2011.
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If only one juror had voted to recommend a life sentence, he would have been spared the death penalty.
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EU regulators called the rescue a "success" because it spared depositors and did no damage the Spanish banking system.
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That included student protest leader Joshua Wong, who was found guilty of unlawful assembly but was spared jail time.
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"London, Madrid, Paris, now Brussels—even German cities won't be spared forever," says Rainer Wendt, Germany's police union boss.
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No details—Jerry groping her under her dress, a gasp of horror—however unnecessary, are spared for the viewer.
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Only the fact that he had been offside spared him a yellow card for the deliberate (and odd) handball.
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The jury spared the gunman's life and gave him life in prison instead, citing his history of mental illness.
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Ariana Grande's great escape for the holidays brought her to a tiny town where grand luxury definitely wasn't spared.
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His frailty spared him the heavy lifting demanded of his brothers; instead he helped his mother around the house.
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The United States, while suffering profound losses in the two world wars, was mostly spared this experience at home.
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They could have spared countless Americans from their current woes forced on them by this administration and his party.
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"While it appears we're being spared ... our hearts go out to Mississippi," said Amos Cormier, president of the parish.
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The retail bank, which Zielke headed before becoming CEO in May, cannot expect to be spared, either, they said.
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While heavy flooding swamped Miami and other cities, the state's largest city was spared the brunt of the storm.
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Seniors are spared the difficulties associated with aggressive medical interventions – and the government saves money at the same time.
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Bach then reels off examples where Eichmann took pains to prevent any person from being spared or shown mercy.
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The fact that Brady spared the highest court in the land from considering handling his case should be applauded.
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In recent years, the violence has both increased and spread, affecting areas of the country that were long spared.
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Unlike other favelas which were destroyed in the 20153s and 70s during Brazil's military dictatorship, Providencia was spared demolition.
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Prosecutors had asked for Flynn to be spared prison time because he helped with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Pagourtzis spared people he liked so he could have his story told, a charging document obtained by Reuters showed.
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"Such rapid and drastic cooling could make farming impossible, even in those regions spared by the missiles," Walsh writes.
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Voters are thus spared the old bureaucratic paperwork maze and haphazard record-keeping that compounds delays on Election Day.
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It appears that no expense was spared to make this relatively new bar in Bed-Stuy look thoroughly sleazy.
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In his opening scene, he is spared a pink slip over that effective but unauthorized client solicitation TV ad.
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I simply avoid working with these people, which I'm sure has spared me from a lot of negative encounters.
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Armed groups regularly block oilfields to make demands but the NOC headquarters had so far been spared the violence.
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Because if one thing's for sure, it's that soon, no one will be spared the effects of global warming.
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Late gains in offshore markets after the announcement on Friday spared the currency from an 11th consecutive weekly loss.
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Hundreds of bullets fly past him, bringing down his nameless compatriots, but always leaving him spared (or superficially wounded).
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But only one woman has ever spared me the humiliation by asking me out on a date: Shirley Manson.
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When Grail succeeds, hopefully many, many people and their loved ones can be spared the cancer experience Laura endured.
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Yet even they are "comparatively fortunate," Kimmel writes, as they were spared the transports east to the extermination camps.
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The death of her husband left her very wealthy, and she spared no expense in building this massive estate.
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Families scour for crops spared by the rain and scavenge the hillsides for plantains and beans not yet turned.
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The team was spared a similar indignity at the end: Many in the crowd, announced at 28,355, had left.
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Virtually no aspect of the economy outside the public sector and food production has been spared the current crisis.
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So I was spared having to tell him I was defecting, and I'll soon be seeing another doctor anyway.
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Classic cars and vehicles transporting goods to the city's green markets will also be spared under the new rules.
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Other defendants convicted in the Car Wash scandal have also been spared being held with the general prison population.
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Explorer The sprawling Nevada wilderness spared by the Trump administration offers desert vistas, petroglyphs and the celebrated "City" sculpture.
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If I bring my own, I'll be spared the white-hot spotlight of asking the flight attendant for one.
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And, for the moment anyway, Auriemma was spared having to walk around in a funny nose and glasses disguise.
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He will be spared the farce of Jared Kushner's ideas about peace, should they ever issue from His Languidness.
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California has been spared the partisan battling that has afflicted Congress and statehouses in many parts of the country.
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We can only be grateful that father and son were spared this vision of their worst fears coming true.
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Autostrade officials have declined to discuss what caused the collapse but say the company spared no expense for safety.
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Geared toward children 2718 and older, the material veers away from crudity, but don't expect politics to be spared.
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Preparation spared me so many of the difficulties that were described in the article and that my friends experienced.
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School records, student supplies and academic textbooks were burned, but the attackers spared Islamic religious texts, Mr. Rahman said.
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Both wish they had confronted Mr. Hybels at the time so they could have spared other women from harassment.
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Until the moment that the American president rendered his decision, Mr. Capponi was confident the Continent would be spared.
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The Trump administration recently spared ZTE, and a bid by Washington lawmakers to reverse that move looks increasingly doomed.
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Investor skepticism also has not spared a swath of smaller Chinese names, in businesses from e-books to gadgets.
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Nearly two years after Hurricane Maria leveled Puerto Rico, the island seems like it was mostly spared by Dorian.
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The crackdown has not spared Bytedance — the authorities ordered the company's joke-sharing app offline in April this year.
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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is also being spared, as the only S&P 500 stock that is positive for the week.
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Their wonderful accuracy of aim spared their comrades, many of whom were afterwards able to make their way back.
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The N.F.L.'s decision to avoid stating in detail the allegations against Richardson may have spared him some embarrassment.
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And though we were spared the insults, we were subjected to crass marketing, to division and to damnable lies.
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Almost no single area was spared, with the severest declines in Baldwin Park, 55 percent, and Compton, 41 percent.
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Mr. Kreet said he thought the town would be spared, even if he expected further disruptions and supply limitations.
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But in a strange way, it also felt more restrained than the no-expense-spared excess of previous years.
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Trump reportedly told Apple CEO Tim Cook in June that iPhones assembled in China would be spared from levies.
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The company has so far been mostly spared in an ongoing trade war between the United States and China.
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Major global indexes followed Wall Street's cue, trading mostly down on Tuesday, though they were largely spared Monday's pain.
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Ms. Grisham was not spared such scrutiny: Reports surfaced of her two past arrests for driving under the influence.
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Yet Crane, the leader of the organization, was spared (besides being docked roughly the salary of a middle reliever).
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This year, the two turkeys hoping to be spared from the Thanksgiving dinner table are named Bread and Butter.
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But, like so many places in America, even the Cape hasn't been spared by the impact of opioid addiction.
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That means that many innocent people — over twice the number of those who've been spared — have likely been executed.
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Even though visitor numbers have suffered as a result, Paris tourist sites have mostly been spared from the carnage.
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No paradoxical, shape-shifting force—God, drugs, sex, athleisure—is spared her scrutiny, least of all her own experiences.
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The people of Alabama, however, were spared worry and hurricane preparations, believing themselves to be out of Dorian's reach.
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We may never know if Russia's digital offensive, which spared Donald J. Trump and his Republican allies, cost Mrs.
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Moments later, Sommer is spared as Miranda puts a strong shot through traffic to the left of the goal.
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To survive, Qassem told Ms. Malfatto, he converted to Islam — or at least, pretended to — and ISIS spared him.
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We — you, dear reader, me and the people who bring you this newsletter — have been spared the season's worst.
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The blaze, which barely spared the ranger camp, had an upside for bird-watching tourists from Holland and Belgium.
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Of the eight inmates selected for execution, three have so far been spared by federal judges and granted stays.
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The SEC's action signals that these exchanges won't be spared, and the agency will figure out who to hold accountable.
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There are 20 other barangays in the city which were not affected, and 50 others which were spared heavy shelling.
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The owner of the estate spared no expense and spent five years building the one-of-a-kind, Neoclassical castle.
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So far, the B-21 program, which could cost upwards of $80 billion, has been spared Trump's cost-cutting crusade.
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Among the spared items are books from the museum's central library, a meteorite, and a part of the zoology exhibit.
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Spared from the confusion: Windows PCs, for which Microsoft had made a fix available just days before the DST debacle.
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Because the show airs on Comedy Central, not broadcast TV, it has been largely spared the wrath of network censors.
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"No expense" was spared in the grand construction project, which included $3 million worth of gold leaf, the suit says.
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AMP is likely to be spared such a disruption as large institutional investors have said they will vote in favor.
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Their four-year ordeal has blown apart the principle that innocent people should be spared the worst ravages of war.
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Her appointed lawyers put on no defense and offered no argument that might have spared her from a death sentence.
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For my baby-boomer generation, spared Europe's repetitive bloodshed by American military and strategic resolve, it was a pivotal experience.
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His hometown, Healdsburg, was spared by the 2017 wildfires, but many of his friends from Santa Rosa lost their homes.
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Whitfield is spared some scrutiny because at least she was a wife once, thus earning her place on the show.
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He suggests the iPhone maker, which reports quarterly numbers after Tuesday's close, won't be spared from the next sell-off.
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After placing broadcast blocker into the back of the neck in the Cortical Stack, one is spared from the madness.
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On Monday, Jenner dropped the third annual line, and spared no expense on her 21st birthday makeup collection photo shoot.
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Had the studio and filmmakers simply been paying attention to their subject's origins, they might have spared themselves the humiliation.
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The end of war has spared more than 3,000 people from death or injury since mid-2016, by one estimate.
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To be sure, Apple spared no adjective when hocking the range of devices, calling them "new" over and over again.
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Human rights groups noted that while Friday's sanctions list included generals, Myanmar's powerful army chief, Min Aung Hlaing, was spared.
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He still wears a mask every day to reduce the scarring, and, like Pidgeon, is thankful his sight was spared.
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He will serve seven consecutive life sentences with no possibility of parole but he will be spared the death penalty.
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Blushes were spared when Boeing roared back with a huge 200 plane order by IAG for, crucially, the 737 Max.
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In doing so, Laura may have spared other families the pain she has endured since the loss of her son.
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No unpleasantry is spared in the rendering of the carrion, whose viscera are popping out in at least three places.
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These accomplishments have helped expand Jefe's national status, but his growing profile hasn't spared him negative reactions to his music.
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Even China, an ever-present campaign trail piñata, has been spared in deference to existential concerns on the Korean Peninsula.
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But Nvidia's data center business appeared to be spared from that slowdown, bringing in $679 million in the fourth quarter.
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Fortunately, the boy was spared from serious injuries thanks to a quick-acting shopper who activated the emergency stop button.
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On the day of the shootings, Faisal was late to the mosque, an uncharacteristic trait that possibly spared his life.
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