Callum: It's cool to spell it however you wanna spell it.
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Instead, the spell I am going to cast is a "trust spell".
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When the spell has been cast well, I want to remain in the spell.
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Spell also offers enterprise customers a "spell hyper" command that offers built-in support for hyperparameter optimization.
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KS: Yes, if you want to spell it correctly, otherwise you can spell it any way you want.
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"You spell it long or you spell it wrong," said Buckley, whose firefighter's uniform has a Foxborough patch.
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I can read good now, I can spell good, even though spell check sort of does everything for you.
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Use spell check Brands have learned it, celebrities have learned it, Tweeters learn it daily: speel spell check everything.
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I, for example, am a 25 year-old who can't spell the word necessary without using a spell checker!
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This spell requires: Wait for the new moon to cast this spell and, ideally, perform it in the nude.
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When asked if he was nervous trying to spell Papadopoulos, he said, 'I was nervous trying to spell George.
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Spell check in Google Docs works much the same way as spell check in other popular word processing programs.
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" Custer said these called for a spell-caster to say the name of the individual targeted by the "hoodoo spell," synonymous with a "voodoo spell," followed by "I cross and cover you[,] come under my command[.
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NIKI "Spell" Calling this song "Spell" is not giving it a title, it's your first clue that it's a damn spell that enchants you into being obsessed with it at first listen, just like it did to me.
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Instead of telling kids how to spell words when they ask, she makes them spell phonetically, which results in uninterpretable gobbledygook and frustration.
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Granted, this data was compiled from searches that started "how to spell..." so maybe Wisconsinites spell check "Wisconsin" a lot to -- settle arguments?
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If people are googling how to spell something, Piper added, it doesn't mean they never knew how to spell it to begin with.
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Yogg is a ten-mana minion that casts a random spell on a random target for every spell you've already cast during the game.
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Sultry, exotic, difficult, selfish, messy and often just plain rude, Ana casts a dangerous spell over the Auer household, a spell that gradually widens.
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But if you spell well, you can still do lots of dumb things, and if you spell poorly, you can still be very smart.
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"Apart from a long and difficult-to-spell word — and I actually do know how to spell it — it was a taxation law," he argued.
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It's the perennial anxiety of the parent whose child has a spell-check function on her phone: what if the child stops learning how to spell?
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These élite athletes of orthography routinely spell Greek-derived words, many of which I didn't even know existed, much less what they meant or how to spell them.
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She'd signed up for classes at the online School of Witchery, but never cast a spell before she saw fellow interested witches post about the binding spell online.
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Lana Del Rey has tweeted out the best dates for spell-casting and Urban Outfitters now sells crystals (and perfume with crystals in it), spell books, and tarot cards.
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Tetreault tells me the genius behind Grammarly's writing assistant, including the "spell-checking functionality"—those at Grammarly do not refer to it as a spell checker—comes from many places.
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There was a long spell without a win for England against the Nordic nation, between 1968 and 2011 — a spell of 12 games which saw four defeats and eight draws.
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" Alter also notes a parallel between the student activists and student wizards: "Many of them pointed out that 'Expelliarmus,' the disarmament spell, is the go-to spell for Hogwarts kids.
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An ancient spell inscribed on a scarab to ease the journey of the dead into the afterlife depicted birds without legs, to prevent them from wandering away from the spell.
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Eliot is the first person that Quentin meets in the magical, spell-casting world of Brakebills College, meaning that Quentin, like Charles with Sebastian, essentially experiences Eliot's influence as a spell.
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I asked the devices to spell words — like onomatopoeia.
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A spell of itinerancy followed — out to Tulsa, Okla.
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Burnett, too, went dark for a spell — in movies.
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Depending on who you ask, that's either because the person who made the hashtag can't spell, or Twitter will censor negative hashtags lobbed at the Democratic nominee if opponents spell prison correctly.
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The five power points are still vital to the game, maybe even more so, since there's a greater emphasis on spell casting—you are no longer limited to one of each spell.
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If you don't have the right amount of mana for a spell, you won't be able to do it, potentially leaving you with a spell you can't use or get rid of.
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If you don't have the right amount of mana for a spell, you won't be able to do it, potentially leaving you with a spell you can't use or get rid of.
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Piantino explains that Spell charges based on concurrent usage, so if the customer has 10 concurrent things running, the company considers that the "size" of the Spell cluster and charges based on that.
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Now that spell-checkers are ubiquitous in word-processing software, I've stopped even trying to spell anymore—I just get close enough to let the machine guess the word I'm struggling to form.
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However, the night was over, and the spell was breaking.
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Further large rises in sovereign spreads, though, could spell trouble.
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But he also fell under the spell of political Islam.
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Perhaps the Hogwarts curriculum prioritized this spell more before toilets.
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He's sexist, a fat shamer and can't even spell you're.
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She could count to 40, spell and write her name.
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Speak and Spell is this Texas Instruments ... it really matters.
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Regardless, the secret spell is safe, but Sabrina is not.
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It was like a magic spell was cast on me.
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This does not spell the end for GV in London.
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She cleverly used emojis to spell out Fisher's first name.
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It is too hard for people to spell or pronounce.
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Evan, do we have to spell it out for you?
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Many consider her spell as German defence minister a debacle.
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Here are five reasons to fall under his spell. 1.
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This spell jar will repel negativity, bad people, and harm.
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The way Bowie orchestrated his passing — it was a spell.
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Apparently there's no spell to protect yourself from getting swindled.
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Episode to start with: We Learned to Spell Jake Gyllenhaal
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For Huawei and its American partners, that could spell trouble.
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He's two years old and knows how to spell gargantuan.
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And then he doesn't even know how to spell 'tap.
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I Put a Spell on You Travel Mug, $12.99; spirithalloween.
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Allow Henson to spell it out in her own words.
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Oddly, the dancing spell breaks and the couple part ways.
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Daqneesh sits on building blocks that spell out 'End War'.
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Otherwise, it may just spell the end for his presidency.
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Now put it all together and what does that spell?
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The devices can help spell words, or do math problems.
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The bankruptcy filing doesn't spell the end for the retailer.
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Also, it took Trump three tries to spell "hereby" correctly.
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Oh, and did you notice what the paired letters spell?
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When read from top to bottom, they spell CLONES. Whew.
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But the episode doesn't spell the end of its model.
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If today's giants were broken up, would it spell disaster?
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How did the US Department of Education spell Du Bois?
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They can spell out risks for cancer and other illnesses.
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Next year will likely spell the bloody end for Gilead.
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Again, the research here doesn't spell out a perfect answer.
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WWE breaks that spell because of how cumbersome it feels.
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The spell hadn't worked, but I'd gotten my answer anyway.
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These all potentially spell doom for carmakers, but opportunity, too.
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Amid a long spell of subdued volatility, investors piled in.
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When she didn't take crap from people who can't spell.
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It would break the spell of Ms Fernández's ruinous Peronism.
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She does have that magic spell that draws people in.
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If you're feeling witchy, work a love or creativity spell.
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Cohn did not spell out the reasons for his resignation.
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Isaiah, and I spell his name wrong on the card.
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If only there was a spell for a bottomless candle.
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It is unclear what triggered the latest spell of violence.
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The Harry Potter spell to end all Harry Potter spells.
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They did not spell out what the reforms should be.
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In years past, that would spell doom for a bill.
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At some point, it's going to spell 'WE ARE HUMAN.
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But a long battle could spell final ruin for Libya.
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That could spell an interesting question for companies like Uber.
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Scroll below to read the message the tweets spell out.
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Read MoreCould oil's drop spell doom for this currency peg?
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It was the first word I learned how to spell.
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Any apparel tariffs could spell trouble for the industry's stocks.
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Just put 'em through a spell check and go home.
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I just had to Google how to spell Manolo Blahnik.
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A spell of drought hit Montana barley farmers in 2017.
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They probably learnt from their mistake and shifted the spell?
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Now, it could instead spell trouble for banks' management teams.
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It's not as if Gates doesn't know how to spell.
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It did not spell out a date for Bouteflika's departure.
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He did not spell out exactly what these must be.
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Read MoreDetroit bottom could spell boom for Motor City entrepreneurs
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They were like, 'How do you want to spell it?
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They study the word, then try to spell the word.
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Everyone thought Brexit would spell doom for the UK economy.
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J.K. Rowling has spoken about the root of this spell.
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If so, DuBois is a much easier name to spell.
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The spell of Ms. Quiroga's style begins in her stance.
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Minor mistakes also creep in to break the story's spell.
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Turnovers and missed free throws plagued Illinois during that spell.
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"We had fallen under the spell of guns," she writes.
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Unable to spell it, however, he adopted the K instead.
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All of Korea is under that spell, divided in half.
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He did not spell out what proposals he would make.
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Peskov did not spell out what measures Russia could take.
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Here, then, is your chance to fall under Norstein's spell.
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Read in descending order, the letters spell out REAR ENDED.
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We live in a World where this spell is collective
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This spell is spun by those who dictate the masses
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"Gold and silver spell opulence to the Chinese," he said.
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And the spell is wearing off (sorry, I had to).
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"Don't rely on spell check to catch errors," Salemi says.
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I didn't have anyone to spell it out for me.
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He concluded by saying that all these rights spell security.
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But not everyone has fallen under the spell of Gritty.
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They assemble in large groups to spell out birthday messages.
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Shrinking numbers can spell disaster for a species under pressure.
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Despite spending a spell on the ropes, Lewis soon recovered.
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The spell naturally snaps as the song nears its end.
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All of Korea is under that spell divided in half.
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In the global economy, these crises spell risk and opportunity.
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However, that would spell opportunity for options buyers, he added.
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This would be a good night to spell out differences.
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Oh, and while we're at it, spell my name right.
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His daughter (Emma Coleman) has fallen under a satanic spell.
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A good spell of Japanese possession, though mostly at midfield.
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Its record rains this summer followed a long dry spell.
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So does WeGame spell the end of Steam in China?
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The WitchtheVote spell focuses on solidarity and support among survivors.
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But they could not quickly loose themselves from Susan's spell.
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In fact, it may spell ultimate doom for the civilization.
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But those AI demonstrations have yet to spell actual revenue.
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I've long been under the spell of Harry Potter's wand.
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The blizzard does not mean Iran's dry spell is over.
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The spell Mr. Yonebayashi casts is effective, but also ephemeral.
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When I play squabble, I spell all the best words.
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The colored light of "Pink Mist" casts an immersive spell.
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Only true love can save her from the sorcerer's spell.
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Jews never spell or pronounce the holiest of God's names.
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The trick here is to remember how to spell it.
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Focus on what people say, not how they spell it.
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Someone elsewhere in the room faintly snored for a spell.
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An awkward moment She didn't know how to spell Oprah.
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Judge shared some of the blame for that dry spell.
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Politically, a Sanders' nomination would spell disaster for the Democrats.
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After a spell in Harlem, the family settled in Yonkers.
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Flynn's guilty plea could spell trouble for Trump's White House.
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There are two ways to spell check in Google Docs.
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What looks good today, could very well spell doom tomorrow.
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Spell out that you've taken that next step in responsibility.
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Albert Mobilio Spell (Penguin Poets) is Ann Lauterbach's tenth book.
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Ask them to clearly spell out how they get paid.
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Those hikes spell bad news for all businesses, Ferguson said.
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But they can spell the difference between success and failure.
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Two sisters must break an icy spell in "Frozen" (2013).
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Wow, 25 degrees below zero, record cold and snow spell.
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The spell backfires, ripping her away from Tom for years.
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Spotify doesn't spell out who that money is going to.
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That could spell trouble for the economy down the road.
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The Super Bowl does not automatically spell doom for Hollywood.
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The nastiness should be obvious, but let's spell it out.
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If a child can't spell opportunity, they won't have opportunity.
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Or did poor personnel decisions spell out his own doom?
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The hunter of the fox, hunted by the fox: Bella remembered falling under D. H. Lawrence's spell while listening to Miss Chu, her voice almost beautiful when she herself fell under that same spell.
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If this is delayed, that would spell trouble for the economy.
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Or should we spell that out on a plate with brisket?
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The morning snooze button no longer had it's spell on me.
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Pelosi now has the power and inclination to spell that out.
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Unfortunately, most people she spoke with were still under Holmes' spell.
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He did not, however, spell out what the name will be.
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If Trump campaigns against Amash, it could spell defeat for Amash.
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After that long 44-day dry spell, an interesting thing happened.
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They will not want to let the succession break the spell.
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Spoiler alert: Charts that align perfectly don't necessarily spell everlasting love.
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He seems to have an inborn ability to cast a spell.
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But a spell under the regulatory microscope will dent that enthusiasm.
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However, when they attempt to perform the spell, something goes wrong.
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Freya hides her knowledge of a way to break her spell.
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In a country that lives off imports, that could spell disaster.
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Hemant Taneja Competing nations already know that Trump's actions spell opportunity.
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Casting The Spell Casting is the corridor between conception and creation.
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Sarah casts a love spell that makes Chris thirst for her.
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One must be careful not to ask, or spell it out.
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And, in Virgil Abloh's case, the industry is under his spell.
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Unless you've figured out how to use a cleaning spell instead.
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Beltran even had the class cast the Expecto Patronum spell together.
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I didn't want to spell it out so literally this time.
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Saudi Arabia has yet to spell out what it might do.
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"Y'all know damn well how to spell Jordyn," one fan wrote.
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This heat spell is getting to everyone The details are inside.
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Not every separation results in an uninsurance spell, but many do.
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The coming zero-rated internet regime won't spell doomsday for everyone.
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I was there eight years, in this setting, under his spell.
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"Don't fall under the spell of being like others," she says.
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"You can't spell Lovell without love," proclaimed a card beneath it.
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And it wasn't just retailers who were under the Jimmyjane spell.
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But Green Bay's offense broke out of a lengthy dry spell.
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Mandy Moore managed to spell it right on the first try.
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That said, Sanders initially was reluctant to spell out his proposal.
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So what does that mean for those who just can't spell?
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The cabinet is due to spell out its strategy on Friday.
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We ask her how to spell words and do basic math.
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A group wearing shirts that spell ICE OUT asked to leave.
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I am happy to be shaken from my anti-Coldplay spell.
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Or at least have the respect to spell their name correctly.
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For a spell after the peace agreement, buyers no longer came.
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True love would break the spell, chase away the bad spirits.
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But newer, fresher lava shooting out from fissures spell more danger.
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They helped to spell out the terms of a social practice.
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What about you spell out what is still on your mind.
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The Yamaha outboard motor stalling during high winds could spell disaster.
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At that speed, a minor mistake or misjudgment can spell disaster.
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My romantic life is currently going through a very dry spell.
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In one of my earliest pieces, "Bhagwan's Hypnotic Spell," I recounted
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But it was a very bad spell, and it just came.
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Well it's pretty obvious but let's just spell it all out.
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Next, spell out your monthly expenses — creating a spreadsheet might help.
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But Saturday's court order may spell the end for many groups.
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After a spell, sure I slow-ached, sulked My way awake.
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People who cannot even spell "impeachment" demand one without any substantiation.
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That is, until Lizzie Feidelson breaks the spell with a shove.
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He did not spell out any other solutions to the problem.
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The vibration of a cellphone is enough to break the spell.
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These Sochi talks are likely to spell out these internal borders.
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The Democratic Party is under the spell of the radical left.
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Warriors' 25 turnovers spell doom in loss to Pistons OAKLAND, Calif.
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Your estate plan should spell out ownership and rights of use.
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When Spell-Check Can't Help More homophone trouble from recent articles.
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Put together, they spell out the true meaning of garden variety.
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She took up gardening for a short spell and also canoeing.
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Then, given 'Bl,' it will likely either spell 'Blue' or 'Black.
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Eventually, that shift could spell a third round of Detroit bailouts.
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And, how, exactly, did you spell his name— Tanguy or Targuy?
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With these tricks, your next DIY dessert definitely won't spell disaster.
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To spell that out: All of this seems obvious in retrospect.
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Let he who is without this sin cast the first spell!
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The decision could spell good news for Johnson, who remains incarcerated.
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The docs also spell out her cut of their marital assets.
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This spell was called Jesus Christ, but it didn't really matter.
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The Dementor protection spell, Expecto Patronum, is a little more complex.
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It's a curse as much as it is a protection spell.
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"We just hit a dry spell," Magic coach Frank Vogel said.
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She did not spell out how she would tackle the problems.
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That first cold spell of the season always feels especially harsh.
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"I Put a Spell on You," by Screamin' Jay Hawkins 13.
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" Spell has told CNN he believes the pandemic is "politically motivated.
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She engaged their anonymity to spell out their most free self.
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He can also spell the word pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis without missing a beat.
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Probably because he doesn't know how to spell the word 'subpoena.
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KS: I know, but it's interesting they couldn't spell the word.
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That's the tangible result of Klopp's short spell in charge, then.
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Weather, for a spell, interrupted the festival, which the authorities evacuated.
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Or further limit the time finalists have to spell the word.
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Remember the days when cinema would cast its spell in silence?
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As a student visiting 291, he quickly fell under Stieglitz's spell.
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For a spell Friday, North Dakota State envisioned joining them, too.
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And when the ice softens early, it can spell serious danger.
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For now, maybe, these numbers don't spell the Republican Party's death.
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This is a lovely new moon to cast a love spell!
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And thirdly, everyone noticed that's not how you spell martial law.
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The trend they show, however, could well spell trouble for Sanders.
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Downward, the features spell "eom" (memo-ese for end of message).
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Any self-respecting dotter of mine would know how to spell!
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Unfortunately, the magic spell only resurrects dad from the waist down.
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But then comes an audience-participation scene, and the spell shatters.
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"These plans spell absolute disaster for the care sector," said McAnea.
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And I hope that that's a useful spell for young people.
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Did it also spell the end of the Belichick-Brady era?
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"You can't even spell Indiana without starting with India," he said.
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" In Wisconsin, residents most frequently searched for how to spell "Wisconsin.
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Australia remains caught in the nightmarish spell cast by these fires.
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Why the king, then, if the queen had cast the spell?
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By the end, those questions vanish under a spell of enchantment.
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If she wins the White House, it could spell stricter regulation.
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It did not spell out what action the bloc would take.
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One night, all you want to do is break a spell.
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The real spell comes in how she marries dance to music.
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Also, I need to brush up on how to spell SOLILOQUY.
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"Spell out what is happening onstage," he said he was asked.
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Wordplay Sande Milton and Jeff Chen spell things out for us.
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Calling it a wife beater is part of this sartorial spell.
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"Each time they had to spell out Bill O'Reilly," she said.
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Just the sound of it could put you into a spell.
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The replacement letters, in order, will spell out an appropriate phrase.
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They were like children in a fairy tale, under a spell.
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Unveil the magical spell using the correct combination of Twitter emojis!
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Use the spell check to make sure your note is perfect.
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This could spell real trouble next year for the European economy.
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He doesn't know how to spell, doesn't know how to read.
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But Foxx was still able to correctly spell "sangria" to advance.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady spell could extend into 2020.
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Spell check isn't always your friend — more like a casual acquaintance.
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I stood there for a spell grinning from ear to ear.
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Spell his or her name wrong in an email or document.
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"I didn't even know how to spell the name," she said.
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This story has been updated to correctly spell Jeff Alson's name.
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That could spell trouble for physical hardware — and, by extension, GameStop.
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"Convenience Store Woman" is short, and it casts a fluorescent spell.
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There are no hidden prerequisites here; the authors spell everything out.
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When I asked him to spell it, that didn't work either.
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I'm dyslexic, I can't spell, and I can't read very well.
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That could actually spell trouble for the bill in the Senate.
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If you spell it wrong, we're not gonna get your email.
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And that may spell an end for his future at NBC.
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It appears to spell Anjila ... Blac's real name -- Angela -- in Arabic.
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This is one of the questions Lauterbach returns to in Spell.
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If you were acting on infatuation rather than real feelings and cast a very serious love spell (often known as a binding spell), you could easily end up stuck in a relationship you never really wanted.
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The aim of the spell is to prevent Trump from doing harm, rather than to harm him, according to a document outlining details of the spell that has been circulating on social media and witchcraft forums.
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The final image shows a barque dragged on a sledge — "Spell 1128," Dr. Willems said — and follows the final text ("Spell 1130"), which yokes the dead person's identity forever to the sun god, Ra, the creator.
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And yet, and still, he admits that football exerts its dark spell.
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That would spell the premature end of Angela Merkel's reign as chancellor.
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It's Shakespeare, it's an advertising jingle, it's some dark and dastardly spell.
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Alexa can also spell, define words, complete conversions, and make simple calculations.
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During the dry spell, large seeds became more plentiful than small ones.
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The machines have left, the spell is broken, and the work begins.
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Production could fall to 32 million bales if the dry spell continues.
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The heat has exacerbated a dry spell, hurting crops in some places.
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For the people of Aleppo, that could spell weeks of escalating horror.
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In fact, just having to spell "dyslexic" is a constant frustruation (frustration).
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Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom sends you on spell-casting scavenger hunt.
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He did not spell out any specific rules that he would advocate.
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However, some analysts say Ghosn's woes could also spell trouble for Saikawa.
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Finally, mint and dark chocolate have come along to break the spell.
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Pay attention and you'll fall beneath its spell, lost in transcendent reverie.
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These moments, of course, require more buildup than simply casting a spell.
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In the longer term that should spell stiffer competition for foreign drugmakers.
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Then I made a protection spell out of chloride, amethyst, and jet.
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A momentum builds up, a spell between page and hand and eye.
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Either way, drones could spell trouble for militaries policing the open water.
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He also denied being put under a "spell" by the Kardashian family.
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He said that they could effectively spell the end of the industry.
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A slip-up on live television could spell disaster for either candidate.
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Each theme entry contains the word HEX, a synonym for a spell.
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She performs a spell over Jon's body, but seemingly to no avail.
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He did not have to spell out whom he had in mind.
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This is still a short spell by the standards of some countries.
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Debunker-in-chief Jane Lytvynenko breaks the summer fake news dry spell.
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Recently, after a long sexual dry spell, I checked his phone history.
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Was it important to you to not spell anything out too much?
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Julia Roberts' performance is the magic spell that makes Pretty Woman work.
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Teachers and classmates united to spell out "HERO" in honor of him.
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These things don't exactly spell out healthy nail beds now, do they?
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"ALL of us under its spell, we know that it's probably magic".
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And again, you have to spell that out, there was no internet.
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Do angry skies spell a trip to the ER when you land?
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Spell is a collaborative platform that lets anyone run machine learning experiments.
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He started the program and then moved over to the Spell platform.
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Spahn did not spell out what side-effects he was referring to.
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We can't understand what would compel the AP to spell Pokémon incorrectly.
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When the birth rate falls, too, the country enters a wonderful spell.
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This case could spell a larger fight on the civil forfeiture laws.
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That's because an ephemeris doesn't spell out the planets' positions for you.
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She co-wrote a well-regarded spell book with her romantic partner.
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Then, when you've started talking to someone, spell out what you mean.
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Turns out, there isn't a secret formula — or magic spell — for relaxation.
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How dare you spell out the point of your show that hardcore!
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Give us a T, a B, and another T. What's that spell?
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They'd just need to spell this out in the terms of service.
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If the tunnel was full, it could spell trouble in an emergency.
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It's a Halloween any Harry Potter fan would cast a spell for!
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What compels people to fall under the spell of a charismatic leader?
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The survey doesn't necessarily spell good news for network TV viewership, though.
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It's about a bunch of phonies who spell it with an "f."
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Do you just give it small rewards for not using that spell?
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Despite what your spell check might insinuate, "snitty" is a real word.
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Spell says when a layoff lacks dignity, it's to the company's detriment.
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After all, as the saying goes, you can't spell "truth" without Ruth.
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As the box office continues to fall under the spell—get it?
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Toby, for also managing to spell it right from the get-go.
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The threat of resistance is serious, but it doesn't necessarily spell disaster.
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"& IT HARM FASCISTS," the Yerbamala spell book states, "DO WHAT THOU WILT."
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Why would a team losing the Super Bowl spell doom for Trump?
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Usually the video just says HD and doesn't spell out the resolution.
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The Airbnb figures do not spell the end of extortionate hotel prices.
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Technically it's "Can you please spell Gabbana," but we'll let it slide.
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Financial markets are wagering the steady spell could last well into 2019.
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" To the left, Clinton's head covers the word "right" to spell "rig.
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I use spell check & look at my images before posting my tweets.
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Every good wizard must know this spell, especially when Dementors are about.
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Flinty Emily rejected his impress, but emollient Charlotte fell under his spell.
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Intellectually and libidinally, it feels like we are in a dry spell.
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The ad argues those policies could spell doom for the U.S. economy.
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"Let us now spell out our grief in constructive action," he said.
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"We're going through a dry spell," Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr. said.
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Back to Kiev: There is also debate over how to spell it.
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The rauks are very nice, and I enjoyed them for a spell.
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That could spell trouble for the broader technology sector, the technician added.
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His weakness among party insiders, most observers believed, would spell his demise.
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The Peterson Institute's findings could spell more bad news for U.S. exporters.
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The bones that splinter of their own accord, under an evil spell?
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The generation is also accused of being in a sexual dry spell.
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After all, who doesn't want birthday cookies that spell out their name?
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Next comes motherhood, violence, a spell in an insane asylum, and worse.
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Is he right, in ways that spell trouble for these big companies?
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You need to think and spell it right and have good grammar.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady spell could last well into 2019.
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Numerous troubling provisions would spell big problems for students and their families.
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With this system, she can spell five to 10 letters a minute.
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It made them so angry, they couldn't even spell their words right.
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If the trend continues, it could spell trouble for Trump's reelection campaign.
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Now that she's back in Winterfell, that dry spell may be over.
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Haas' response to this failure was to float around for a spell.
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Stone is willing to spell out what Trump only dares hint at.
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Slow to cast its spell, "Out 1" begins as an endurance test.
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No word on whether he used a spell for that part, though.
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The only thing you've given me is a nine-month dry spell.
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Three numbers and a letter spell the future of American retirement security.
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It makes us want to do a disappearing spell on our ears.
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This new moon is a magical time to cast a money spell!
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Decades later, the spell fates Owens women to early (but stylish) widowhood.
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Once again, he had us under his spell—but who was he?
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I also loved SWEETHEART DEALS, WARM SPELL, POP OFF and RUSH WEEK.
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That is the longest spell of stable rates since late mid-1990s.
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Watch below: Here's the exclusive clip from the first Emoji Magic spell.
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A new spell will be posted tomorrow to unlock another #FantasticBeasts scene!
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Something Linus carries in "Peanuts" SECURITY BLANKET Circled letters spell CUBE 43A.
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"I feel the Covid-6003 scare is politically motivated," Spell told CNN.
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It's hard enough to remember just how to spell the mayor's name.
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It has the same efficacy as a spell from the local witch.
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The 1,000 congregants were spread across the church's seven buildings, Spell said.
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This does not necessarily spell the end for Jane, Dorothy and friends.
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These are the letters that spell out the recipe for our biology.
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"Dacquoise" is hard to spell, and funnel cakes are so delightfully simple.
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Nobody wanted to break the spell, to head out into the night.
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You can make your laptop insult you when you spell things incorrectly.
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Empires come and go — but the decorative arts still cast their spell.
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If you are attempting to offend me, please spell your insults correctly.
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Mexico gets a good spell of possession, but can't make it count.
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Cast a spell to bring more joy and romance to your life.
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"We helped most Alaskans learn how to spell 'Murkowski,'" Mr. Peterson joked.
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Visual repetition — the face, the hair, the uniform — can cast a spell.
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If you fall under Ms. Gill's spell, it becomes absorbing, even thrilling.
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Conversions can spell trouble, too, even among the city's highest-end properties.
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"Spell Reel" isn't necessarily accessible, but it gains clarity as it proceeds.
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Gerard Mortier's subsequent tenure was an attempt to break the Karajan spell.
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Play got underway on the external courts following a spell of rain.
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In 2007 Bob Levy resigned as mayor after disappearing for a spell.
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Predictions that a brokered convention would spell doom are just as hypothetical.
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Experts warn that it could spell disaster for the U.K.'s economy.
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She looks so good, you'd think she put a spell on you!
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Could that at last spell the end of the Binyamin Netanyahu era?
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"She managed to cast a spell on the whole audience," he said.
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One indication is how some are beginning to spell his name: Burreaux.
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That she'd suddenly had a spell of "honesty" and spilled the beans.
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Her insistence that animal suffering matters is itself a kind of spell.
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" In his view, he said, Mr. Duranty had fallen "under Stalin's spell.
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But Wollmershauser said that didn't spell the end of Tulsa's meth problem.
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To Acevedo, that may spell long-term trouble for the automotive market.
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It was the wider natural surroundings that cast a spell on us.
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Any further deterioration in consumer confidence would spell trouble for the economy.
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Yes, she was hungry, but she couldn't bear to break the spell.
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But their initial announcement for next week's hearing didn't spell them out.
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Segregated dating could spell disaster in further alienating daters with differing views.
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So why not spell out this felony in the article of impeachment?
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During an inspired spell, I found myself transferring our relationship to paper.
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In isolation, the generic ballot might not spell total doom and gloom.
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He made them flicker so that they'd spell SOS in morse code.
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He did not spell out what specific measures the government will take.
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And they're worried that even the Fed is falling under Trump's spell.
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Cheap oil does not spell the end of Middle East oil producers.
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Others spell out other words I don't quite grok on their borders.
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Just spell that out for people who aren't in our little bubble.
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Either you begin reading and fall under its spell, or you don't.
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"I can easily see how someone can be weakened by a mild pneumonia to the point where they're overheated and get presyncope, or a mild fainting spell, or even a full fainting spell from the dehydration," he said.
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Mine said "NTSB" and "42" because I'm the 42nd member of the N.T.S.B. Spell check I bought the letters on the windowsill that spell out N.T.S.B. at Eastern Market, a historic market with artisans outside near my house.
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Some of the earlier logos, like an IBM I and another E for Internet Explorer, render the whole thing a heartwarming throwback to mid-'90s issues of Adbusters, when the BMW font was used to spell "buy" and the Heineken typography to spell "consume" — check out how Brand New Roman is used to spell out the question in the header image, and you get the idea.
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Joseph Spell, in which a wealthy, married white socialite named Eleanor Strubing (Kate Hudson) accused Spell (Sterling K. Brown), who worked in her household, of raping her, then driving her to a bridge and pushing her into the river.
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This leads to a race against the clock (set to 24 hours, as the spell indicated) for Ian and Barley to find a powerful crystal to complete the spell and fully bring their father back for his intended visit.
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The principles state that companies should spell out their approach on the matters.
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Some local boys accused Jenny of having cast a spell to kill him.
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Just think of witches chanting in unison to create a more powerful spell.
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Dustin is screaming at him to cast a less risky protection spell instead.
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Unless you want to break the spell, you're not supposed to acknowledge it.
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Financial markets <0#YIB:> are wagering this steady spell could extend into 2020.
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But, his viewpoint could spell bad news for emerging markets across the globe.
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We don't even really mention his name anymore, which can only spell trouble.
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Yes, I had a good living, and yes, I was under the spell.
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SolangeIf you spell Solange backwards its Egnalos which is a DMV in Brazil.
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But as long as producers stay innovative, that doesn't have to spell disaster.
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"I still don't know how to spell Cersei," Turner said with a laugh.
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But of course, Levandowski is going through a rough spell at the moment.
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It&aposs almost some sort of trick or spell he has on them.
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I'm not totally sure and Red's website doesn't exactly spell it out either.
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Yet the end of Game of Thrones does spell the end of something.
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Many of the other changes spell out matters implied in the original accord.
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Use a moon and a sparkle in this emoji spell to soothe insomnia.
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But for farmers in surrounding countries, the locusts' newfound mobility can spell ruin.
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The results spell out the importance of having child-rearing be combined effort.
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Want to store more spell energy so you can play the game longer?
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For a city like Chicago, which is beyond broke, that could spell disaster.
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He did not spell out what he meant by a foreign currency amnesty.
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In late March, bitcoin broke out of a spell of limited price moves.
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Endgame does not, despite its title, spell the end of the entire franchise.
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It takes only those few seconds for the color to cast its spell.
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The pair are given a chance to see him via a magic spell.
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Stop perpetuating the black widow legend, give us more glamour spell spinning men.
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Both of those could spell upside to our 23H 2019 and 2020 outlooks.
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No snob would spell so sloppily or use capital letters with such abandon.
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These rising oceans spell disaster for coastal residents who could be forcibly displaced.
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Even when you ask a question it very important to spell that out.
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That will spell a 8.5% drop from the 4.7 million reported last year.
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Just spell everything out on the front end to avoid a lovers' quarrel.
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A dearth of Chinese money is unlikely to spell doomsday for Silicon Valley.
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First of all, Mississippi is the only state I know how to spell.
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Experts say it's the worst dry spell Ethiopia has seen in thirty years.
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Like many women before and after her, Arvad instantly fell under Kennedy's spell.
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Apparently, the ticket printer did not know how to spell Clinton's first name.
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But recently, there are signs that the spell of Russia's gogglebox is weakening.
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Do low rates spell euthanasia or euphoria for those who live off capital?
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That seems like the element of a witch's life-giving spell, doesn't it?
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A weakened Mr Corbyn could spell a much more fractious atmosphere in Westminster.
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Granted, he won two slams last year, after a three-year dry spell.
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A big debt burden financed at short maturities can spell trouble (ask Egypt).
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Americans and British people have many differences in the way they spell things.
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And then you spell it out like that in the last 30 seconds?
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You don't get to choose the spell, unfortunately, it's built into the encounter.
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The spell equivalent of that little torch app on your iPhone. 4. Expelliarmus.
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Basically the only spell Harry ever uses when he's in a duel. 3.
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None of this, however, has brought the new currency under the government's spell.
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As the days go on, Eleanor finds herself falling under Hill House's spell.
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But if history is any indication, the rapid rise could spell impending doom.
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Yet if Bridget's sexual dry spell is over, her headaches have just begun.
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In a normal story, this abdication would spell the end of Benedict's reign.
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New moons are powerful times of manifestation, so break out your spell kit.
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Pros: Always fun to spell "boi" with an I; am I right, boiz?
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But, then the man of the hour appears, breaking the time warp spell.
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The expert reports also spell out the failure of Westinghouse to improve productivity.
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The key ingredient in my spell is what I affectionately call my tuft.
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Some animals spent the spell of extreme weather submerged in water and mud.
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And that, the research -- and common sense -- suggests, could spell the president's downfall.
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Viktor & Rolf Magic Collection Sage Spell, $220, available at Saks in March 2017.
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Spell-poems take us into a realm where words can influence the universe.
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Acting strong and stoic might help, but bursting into tears will spell disaster.
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Also, it's a little odd to spell out "cable television" in this sense.
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This is not way to break the spell of polarization that grips Washington.
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Turns out, Milo Ventimiglia's castmates have no idea how to spell his name.
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Or it will pick up alphabet blocks and spell its own name: 'Unimate.
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Does this decline in revenue spell the end of the world's wealthiest company?
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From heated feet warmers to cosy headphones, we've got your cold spell covered.
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Elon Musk is terrified that artificial intelligence might spell the end of humanity.
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And not just spell-check, but grammar and digital communication etiquette in general.
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For a short spell, he was a steelworker and rigger for Buckminster Fuller.
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The region has also been in the grip of a prolonged cold spell.
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He did not spell out what had been asked of Lebanon or Hezbollah.
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For most bands, an interim period of seven years could spell the end.
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Vanderbilt led 13-12 early, and then Turner took over for a spell.
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Now we have the Power Rangers to thank for ending that dry spell.
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Nineteen to be exact, though some he refused to spell for the committee.
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In the Harry Potter series, Potter uses the Incendio spell to make fire.
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In extremity, this would spell the end of the social media business model.
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You simply don't have to spell the words out, because it's a given.
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That could spell trouble even for a narrower version of the travel ban.
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Serve cool, with maybe a 20- to 30-minute spell in the fridge.
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Spell out what you need them to pick up from the grocery store.
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The agreement should spell out, in detail, the scope of the project, too.
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Say "Alexa, launch Spelling Bee" and then speak out the word to spell.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to spell Felipe Gomez Alonzo's name correctly.
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Now he thinks a slight headwind could spell disaster for a frothy market.
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To Sheets, an upturn in claims could spell the beginning of the end.
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Although they will not be affected immediately, Britain's eventual exit could spell trouble.
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So let me spell it out: Having to get up at 4 a.m.
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I'm gonna look at my phone 'cause I don't wanna spell it wrong.
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A late Marquette cold spell allowed Creighton to sneak back into the game.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly spell Dr. Kurt Senske's name.
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But the overall trends from the past few months spell trouble for Biden.
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After another spell in the wilderness thanks to the Supreme Court's Bush v.
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The memo did not spell out which media brands will be hit hardest.
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This impeachment will test whether the spell Trump cast can indeed be broken.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly spell Stephen James Reilly's name.
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Does the circle spell changes to—or the disappearance of—the home button?
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You probably have, but for those just catching up, let's spell it out.
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I literally got out my phone and asked: 'How do you spell that?
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Then head around the corner to 169 Bar in a spell of abandon.
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This formula does not spell great success for a free and stable regime.
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Curiously, though, Wolfsburg followed Draxler's exit with its best spell of the game.
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Does this year's turn of events spell the end of identity politics nationwide?
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The evil dwarf had put a spell on him and stolen his riches.
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To break the spell I look at a photograph of [Jorge Luis] Borges.
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Also important: When you cast a spell, the focus should be on yourself.
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We have seen more ways to spell "fuck" than you can imagine. Right?
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It's Lizbeth, a witch I booked to perform an amarre or bonding spell.
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Peter Kafka: Let's just spell it out in case people aren't following closely.
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A new poll by Iowa's largest state newspaper could spell trouble for Rep.
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Sharp-eyed children may notice that John Tyler could have used spell check.
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Verizon's latest and greatest developments in data speed likely spell upside as well.
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I'd even taken the time to spell out my order ingredient-by-ingredient.
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History suggests that Trump's low approval ratings spell doom for a second term.
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"How do you spell your name," Biden asked, before writing out a note.
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Because RNA viruses essentially operate without a spell-check, they often make mistakes.
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His first spell in confinement was at a juvenile prison at age 9.
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Companies are worried about the impending dry spell that COVID-28503 is creating.
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That's why it's so important that his church continues to meet, Spell said.
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And the questions about Saudi Arabia may spell trouble for markets on Monday.
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I wanted to know, This is really what you want me to spell.
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In any case, it would likely spell the end of the Merkel era.
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We should spell it out: You want to be mayor of San Francisco.
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After another "Wolves" dry spell I decide to sign several petitions on Change.
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But I'm smart and I can spell, and I know what they're saying.
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And yet it is a love that dare not spell its name correctly.
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It took a prolonged cold spell to significantly reduce their population in 2010.
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But big changes can spell big trouble if those views are foundational ones.
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On one side, white flowers were arranged to spell "Nia" in all caps.
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Love can be the wrongly meaningful typo spell-check puts into your text.
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Discretion so quickly turns into indiscretion under the exciting spell of undivided attention.
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ABC and its sister production arm, ABC Studios, have suffered a dry spell.
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When read clockwise, they spell out GLASS EATER, FIRE DANCER, and WIRE WALKER.
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But the night the headache broke, I had the strongest spell of all.
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Monica did a lot of winking, especially under a spell of casual blackness.
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From a crystal water bottle to a magic spell, here's what I tried.
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But New Yorkers aren't the only ones adjusting to the recent hot spell.
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Might something more than superstition explain the spell cast by mastic over time?
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That could spell trouble for Netflix as its rivals expand across the globe.
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"The whole country was as if under a kind of spell," she recalled.
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Do defeats in Iowa and New Hampshire spell doom for Biden's presidential aspirations?
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And, when he live-streamed his own binding spell, 60,000 people tuned in.
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"Spell it out I cannot, for this remains a family newspaper," he wrote.
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"We may be at/near the bottom of this 'fainting' spell," he wrote.
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For a brief spell, Deutsche Bank was the toast of the financial world.
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PELTZ: FIRST OF ALL, I DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW TO SPELL LOSE. OK?
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If you put the letters you've restored together, they spell the word ODOR.
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The letters in those special squares spell out the names of Greek letters.
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Plus, Idris Elba, Helen Mirren, and Eiza González show up for a spell.
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So this could be things like a parser or a spell-checker, right?
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A hit to American wallets could spell a bad start to the year.
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The deadly crash of a Ukrainian airliner in Iran also could spell trouble.
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The results ended a spell of six quarters of slowing sequential revenue growth.
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But as if under the spell of Harrods, I found myself giving in.
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Okorafor weaves an enchanting spell in this book and its sequel, Akata Warrior.
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When read from left to right, those letters spell out the word SEED.
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If not, that would spell big trouble for both Musk and his company.
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There is a witchcraft store in New York City that makes spell candles
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Letta told CNBC that the budget for 2019 could spell problems for Italy.
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The results don't necessarily spell dire news for the company as a whole.
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That spell keyed a decisive, 17-2 run that spanned almost five minutes.
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Like her more chaotic-sounding work, it just makes the spell even stronger.
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It would likely spell the demise of security agreements with the Palestinian Authority.
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Unusual for a Monday, circles spell out one last landmark when you're done.
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"This spell will pass, but not by next year," Flake told Arizona Central.
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For —RO I could use DINERO, whose remaining letters spell ENID in reverse.
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So their sons' falling under his spell — that required some suspension of disbelief.
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For those under Collins's spell, our plaint will always be the same: more.
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Like many practitioners of the spell, Doucette was interested in the occult before.
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"Ejayboo" is what we would nowadays spell as "Ijebu," a subgroup of Yoruba.
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Ms. Cartwright, reserved even under the spell of a martini, quietly said yes.
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He likes it when people omit the word "very" and spell "fuchsia" correctly.
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This is a wonderful time to cast a spell for a new partner!
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SB: Hey, wow, that's my ... Spell it out for me because I'm slow.
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It's a good question and it's kind of important to spell it out.
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"Even people who report that a magic spell cannot cause damage are less willing to allow an experimenter to say a magic spell if their hand is at risk than if some other, less valuable object is at risk," Risen writes.
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Farmers gave each rainy spell in the 13-day rainy cycle its own name.
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This certainly isn't the case for Joseph Spell, who is less than a saint.
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Nick cant spell and if it wasnt for the LOVE i have for him.
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A 140-meter untracked meteorite showing up out of nowhere would spell bad news.
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He and another boy sport Baychester blue headbands with orange letters that spell TRAIN.
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So spell out, why does getting fiber to Chattanooga improve high school graduation rates?
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Did these two pivotal figures in our nation's history get along for a spell?
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To do that, we must spell it out in the Constitution: E-R-A.
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Eric Sundermann would like you to know that you can't spell America without Eric.
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Remembering where and when you learned how to spell autonoetic: That's an episodic memory.
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Why It matters Some might think that admitting lack of knowledge would spell doom.
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Children who can't yet write or spell can contribute drawings of their pet instead.
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Set up your space for spell-casting in whichever way makes you most comfortable.
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But another dry spell doomed the Cavs as the Celtics went up 101-91.
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Action resumed on the main showcourts at Melbourne following a short spell of rain.
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While he won't spell it out, he alludes to a motivation that runs deep.
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Then, you realize that you've fallen under the spell of something unexpected and astonishing.
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Either way, they do know the magic spell for getting curious fans riled up.
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In another country, such a fiasco would spell disaster for the government in power.
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In Argentina, recent rain was insufficient to help wheat after an extended dry spell.
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If you're feeling witchy, cast a spell to help you on the work front!
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If the rot is deeper than initially thought, this could spell trouble for Ethereum.
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If you could cast a spell to make something disappear what would it be?
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Cramer said Box "fumbled the last quarter," amid a challenging spell for the industry.
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Failing to understand the ins and outs of leading a team could spell trouble.
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If the system that detects those growths is under-performing, it could spell trouble.
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A lower turnout could spell trouble for candidates like Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump.
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Mentions and searches of "spell coconut" suddenly shot up in the last two days.
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More exaggerated oscillations would spell blizzards and heatwaves in unexpected places at unexpected times.
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And learn how a "beef tongue shut-up hoodoo spell" is supposed to work.
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I know the location of every secret passage, every hidden item, every optional spell.
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" Crucio means "I torture," which is literally what the spell does in "Harry Potter.
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In a jarring spell of compassion, Gretchen appears concerned for Lindsay, who seems unchanged.
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Honda said he hopes to bring about a more successful spell at the club.
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A group dressed as witches cast a spell over a cauldron in Germany, 1939.
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Marie to San Berdoo, but it is apparent now that the spell is broken.
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And in case Glover's coy message didn't make it clear, I'll spell it out.
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These are the most spell-binding releases of November, with a genre for everyone.
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Then with the pencil, spell out the phrase that best represents that family member.
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If approved, the deal would spell the end for Innogy as a standalone company.
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In early 1966, following a long spell of low inflation, unemployment fell below 4%.
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Some commenters feared the West's quinoa binge would spell disaster for the developing world.
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"My last name is Italian, and it's hard to say and spell," she explains.
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Donald Trump's presidential bid may spell big changes for Marla Maples' low-key lifestyle.
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This is a brilliant time to cast a spell for fertility, creativity, and romance.
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For instance, 2500-year-old Bakir Belo doesn't know how to spell his name.
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If your name is Jamie and you spell it correctly, don't even bother applying.
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Queen Elizabeth cast her spell on Friday when she honored Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne.
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A recent internal spat involving the LDP's third-largest faction could thus spell trouble.
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Didi's arrival in the US could spell a challenge its much larger rival Uber.
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Lorde had to spell out her friendship with Swift back in July of 2017.
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But their confidence in the recent warm spell turned out to be slightly optimistic.
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The censorship will extend to Google's image search, spell check, and suggested search features.
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If you're in a witchy mood, cast a spell to call in a partner.
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Turns out though, hamburgers isn't always the easiest word to spell for some people.
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But not every inked declaration of love has to spell doom — far from it.
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Users have to spell each word letter by letter, which takes time and effort.
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Suzanne is more intelligent and self-possessed, but she too falls under Russell's spell.
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There are plants that spell instant death for Cleo and need to be avoided.
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Edge of Night has an active ability that gives the user a spell shield.
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You swing a variety of swords and maces, and occasionally cast a spell. Upgrades!
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It's official: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has cast a spell on Broadway.
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Australian has suffered a series of fires due to a long hot, dry spell.
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All Janga had to do was spell two more words correctly to achieve victory.
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I'm not going to cast a spell to make Frank Ocean release his album.
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The film and the music were still playing but the spell had been broken.
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The FCC's proposal doesn't spell out a specific technical solution for making this happen.
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This comes after a hot spell set record temperatures at the end of June.
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Biden on Tuesday said Trump's rhetoric could spell trouble is the election is close.
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They do spell out that they share data with third party services for advertising.
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But he refused; even if it was unrecognizable, Aleppo held its spell over him.
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As it turns out, it's embarrassing to have to spell out that you're kidding.
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The next two fingers spell out "face" and "book" complete with pink heart accents.
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After a long dry spell, workers' wages began picking up in the last year.
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There are other, more common words we often spell incorrectly and don't realize it.
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Yes, even though my name is literally on my profile, people spell it wrong.
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The Razorbacks' win ended a spell of bad play that began back on Sept.
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A cold spell in the region has also played a role, the spokesman added.
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That air of ambiguity is crucial to the strong spell that Personal Shopper weaves.
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No 'second string' to come in and spell them when they needed a break.
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This counter spell is a derivative of Latin words, rather than a direct translation.
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She did not spell out what kind of changes she thought should be made.
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For the same reasons, Labour's results spell doom for the party at general elections.
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The situation could spell a delay to U.S. President Donald Trump's new peace plan.
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If you're casting a love spell, you should have rose quartz in your corner.
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Over the years, he has seen plenty of others fall under the same spell.
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"I couldn't read and write or spell," he told The Philadelphia Inquirer in 2007.
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Such objections are why the framework doesn't spell out other deductions to be eliminated.
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That could spell real trouble for Trump, his administration and even his business associates.
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Tim lived with Heather and her mom for a spell when Heather was younger.
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A spell had been lifted without crystals, roosters or the intercession of Madame Zora.
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"Star Trek" can also spell financial hope for students' college and graduate school dreams.
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If more countries follow suit, it could spell the end of America's economic preëminence.
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Having Bolton on board in the White House could spell trouble for the deal.
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Even Anezka can't help but fall under Jane's spell, though this is short-lived.
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Specifically, the pair wants documents that spell out the Office of Special Projects' policies.
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By the time Jonathan was 9, he could spell anything he wanted to say.
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Therefore, going forward if there are bumps in the road, it could spell trouble.
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I have a newish therapist, and I'm going away for a spell this summer.
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The Iowa caucuses could spell the end of the line for several presidential candidates.
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But the new novel bests its companion in plotting, at least for a spell.
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Lodderhose and Perkins initially looked taken aback, but Studholme had them under her spell.
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Using the system, she is able to spell two or three words a minute.
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The Sunda Strait has also experienced a spell of heavy rainfall, the agencies said.
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"I just focused on my word and tried to spell it right," she said.
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The state last year had its driest four-year spell on record, leading Gov.
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"I think of things in terms of a hierarchy of need," Mr. Spell said.
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A quick crystal spell, done every night, can work wonders on your love life.
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It was during a recent bad spell that I signed up for the service.
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Kryos gives the Fatebinder a powerful spell that will level the library in seconds.
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But the Bears managed only four points during Kansas State's dry spell before halftime.
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" Stephen Hawking declared that an A.G.I. "could spell the end of the human race.
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Such a dramatic cut could spell big gains for companies with primarily domestic businesses.
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I was still under the spell of the wave that he'd built in Lemoore.
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A Trump nomination consequently would likely spell defeat down the ballot for freshman Rep.
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