Microsoft spares no expense in the development of its tentpole games.
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Kim Kardashian West spares no expense when it comes to her holiday glam makeup routine.
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The mumblecore-graduated director spares no expense in making Gemini (out March 30) look like a neo-noir paradise.
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From the high-security entrance to the barns with skylights, it was clear the Sheikh of Dubai spares no expense on his precious horses.
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Data centers are not its main focus, but it maintains a number of them to host services and spares no expense on data security and reliability.
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She also orders the Chinese Chicken Salad, but she spares no expense by substituting organic chicken and adds avocado for additional charges of $2.50 and $1.50, respectively.
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LeBron James might save money on transportation while traveling to New York City for games, but he spares no expense on when it comes to where he lives.
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Einstein's thesis that Sonos' trajectory is troubled by the fact that it depends on linear and closed manufacturing techniques while Amazon spares no expense to make its products is true.
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When it comes to the holidays, Walt Disney World spares no expense, from their ever-expanding offering of magical snacks to the elaborate gingerbread houses throughout the parks and resorts.
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Set on a sleek spaceship in a galaxy far, far away, the new Fox show spares no expense on its sweeping space vistas, the prosthetics of its alien crew members, the sleek weaponry, the gorgeous foreign planets teeming with otherworldly life.
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It was a sunny Wednesday in May, and I was on a ride-along with the Breitling Jet Team, a civilian equivalent of the Navy Blue Angels that functions as a barnstorming unit and promotional tool for Breitling watches, a Swiss aviation-centric company that spares no expense in its attempt to dominate the skies.
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The faux coziness of the space stands out even more against the boxy industrial feel of the convention center, but once I brave one of the endless lines to actually stand in said installation, it really does feel a little like visiting the house of a Christmas-crazed great aunt who spares no expense and gets all of her decorating ideas from Southern Living magazine.
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He simply closes his eyes again, and he is convinced that he conquered her with his readiness to accept death. She does not shoot, and the narrator buys her a separate bed that day. That same day, she becomes ill. The narrator spares no expense for his wife's medical care, and she slowly recovers.
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He was replaced by Michael Rowland. In 2013, it was reported that the ABC paid Trioli A$235,664 per year, about $84,000 more than was paid to Rowland."On air and off, the ABC spares no expense on its stars", The Australian, 20 November 2013. In May 2019, ABC announced that Trioli would be leaving News Breakfast to replace Jon Faine as Mornings presenter on ABC Radio Melbourne.
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The story takes place in 1671. In the context of the Franco-Dutch War, a financially struggling Louis, Grand Condé is visited by King Louis XIV for three days of festivities at the Château de Chantilly. The prince wants a commission as a general, and spares no expense in order to impress the king. In charge of organizing the event is François Vatel, Master of Festivities and Pleasures in the prince's household.
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The novel begins with Silas Lapham, a middle-aged native of rural New England, being interviewed for a newspaper story about his rise to wealth in the mineral paint business. Despite his limited education, Lapham is a shrewd and hardworking man, an American success story. But he, his wife and two daughters feel socially awkward compared to other wealthy Bostonians. They decide to build a new home in the fashionable Back Bay neighborhood, and Lapham spares no expense in making it impressive.
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Huw Morgan has become a successful businessman in Patagonia, establishing farming and civil contracting enterprises. But with political currents shifting in military-governed Argentina, he and his second wife Sûs decide to return to Wales. Now a rich man, Huw spares no expense to buy, restore and refurbish his wife's ancestral farmhouse in Mid-Wales and make it into a fine manor house. His apparently limitless wealth also allows him to buy property and land to try to restore the fortunes of the small local town.
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