Perhaps spilled milk isn't worth crying over, but spilled pizza certainly is.
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Walking to work I can't look at any splatters on the ground, like: spilled coffee, spilled water, spilled food, anything in a classic "splatter" shape.
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The blood spilled on the beaches of Normandy was spilled to defeat fascism.
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When the guide pointed out a little circle of spilled wax on the carpet—Prince himself had spilled that wax!
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Nearly 8 million gallons of combined rainwater and untreated sewage spilled into New York's Genesee River, and more than 4 million gallons of the same spilled in Baltimore.
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" - Eve, 23 "Goth fights nurse over spilled coffee.
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" - Ann, 58 "Spilled candle wax on my laptop.
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"Aboriginal blood has been spilled, and it continues to be spilled," Lynda-June Coe, a representative of Fighting in Solidarity Towards Treaties, an advocacy group for Australia's First Nations people, told the crowd.
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Bags spilled over the sides; one balanced across her lap.
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It spilled into other industries, and comic books came next.
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Hannity's fight with Kimmel spilled onto social media, as well.
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The tears filled my eyes and spilled down my cheeks.
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Leaning toward me, David sloppily spilled wine on my dress.
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"Omg Dr. Phil spilled the beans," said on Instagram user.
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Sometimes it has spilled over into outright hostility and harassment.
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And now, it had happened, and blood had been spilled.
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Former President Barack Obama may have just spilled the beans!
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He spilled the beans about sister Cersei's painfully obvious betrayal.
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"I'm going to add [a middle name]," spilled Kardashian West.
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The entire plane spilled their McDonald's & drinks on take off.
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People spilled out of the room and into the hallways.
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But, under stress, the words spilled out in a jumble.
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The miner has not said how much processing solution spilled.
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The rally spilled into Asia with Mitsubishi Motors Corp 7211.
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Yesterday they spilled the beans and it doesn't look good.
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If he ever spilled blood, it would probably be green.
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That demand has spilled out into a very public fight.
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Some have estimated that ten kilos of plutonium were spilled.
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WHERE the Islamic State (IS) spilled blood, Russia played Bach.
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"I spilled a little, but not much," said Amanda Horwitz.
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"I spilled a lot," her friend Tara Knapp added, laughing.
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And he just spilled the beans on two of them.
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"Bobby spilled his guts for the team tonight," Bradley said.
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It spilled into more colorful and outrageous ones later on.
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About 20 soldiers suddenly spilled out of the main building.
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Their passion for one another spilled over into heated arguments.
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I don't know what prompted it, it just spilled out.
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We spilled out into a room filled with gorgeous statues.
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The turmoil has spilled over into NAFTA negotiations, Guajardo said.
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The positive sentiment spilled into other recent issues as well.
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Trump's criticism of the raid spilled onto Twitter Tuesday morning.
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And that conflict spilled out all over the Cinemacon stage.
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A small terrace spilled out onto the gated green lawn.
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It spilled out of me, there was no effort whatsoever.
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The #MeToo movement exposing sexual harassment also spilled into sports.
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Was that Julian Castro who spilled a drink on Biden?
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The school's technology lessons have spilled over to the neighborhood.
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But the intraparty fight has spilled over into Democratic campaigns.
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As the man exited, some gasoline spilled on the floor.
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We spilled out of the bar and into the rain.
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Roads became heavily congested after people spilled onto the streets.
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Thousands of fans spilled onto the city's streets to celebrate.
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Rising water spilled into hospitals and sloshed across the floors.
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But the fight has spilled over into more damaging areas.
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This week, dueling assertions about ratings have spilled into public.
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That blood is bought and sold and swapped and spilled.
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And sometimes breaking them until a little light spilled in.
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There is a macabre fascination to seeing blood spilled onstage.
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Cafés on Sturegatan spilled late diners out onto the sidewalk.
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Yellow light spilled through the cracks in the wooden facade.
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The controversy spilled into Friday, overshadowing the White House's plans.
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Clauss spilled some and then (of course) licked his finger.
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Some 50 gallons of diesel fuel spilled from the crash.
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The swollen waters have spilled out into fields and playgrounds.
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Barrick has not said how much processing solution was spilled.
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Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood — St. Petersburg, Russia
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Others noticed the movements, the spilled drinks, the wobbly handwriting.
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The hype has spilled over into classical music genres, too.
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The emotion spilled over spilled over after practice when general manager John Elway was seen huddling with defensive captain Aqib Talib and another player was crying and needed to be consoled by a teammate.
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The photo taken, the G20 leaders spilled into the conference room.
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After all, she's certainly not one to cry over spilled milk.
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One wonders, will he also apologize when more blood is spilled?
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But that's not to say that no blood has been spilled.
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Of course someone spilled coffee on her before her audition.11.
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Some 66 million gallons of crude have been spilled since 2000.
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Mr. Trump&aposs feeling on the issues spilled out on Twitter.
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Shihadeh also suggested young children might be hurt by spilled liquid.
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The government bans have also spilled over to the private sector.
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Just last week a Canadian pipeline spilled 200,228 liters of oil.
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Well, he tried ... but the fight eventually spilled into the street.
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Concern about Trump has spilled into at least one congressional race.
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That has spilled over into demands for more liberal abortion laws.
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You never know if you're gonna get spilled on or whatever.
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Nelly's feud with his father has spilled over onto social media.
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The damage and volume of oil spilled are not yet known.
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Stuffing spilled out where one might expect the arm to be.
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And I know that -- didn&apost they spilled water on you?
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"I'm going to add [a middle name]," spilled Kardashian West, 37.
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It spilled out of me one sleepless night in its entirety.
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What if you spilled coffee or something all over your ballot?
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The spilled material remained within the boundaries of the mine site.
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The fight spilled out of the elevator and into the hallway.
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That then spilled out into the tunnel after the game, too.
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That's not the only tea Setoodeh spilled about Jones on WWHL.
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VentureBeat spilled the beans on the new Google smartwatches on Tuesday.
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I've been hugged and hi-fived, rained, spilled, and spat on.
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Adrian spilled out onto the road," he recalled on "Morning Joe.
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She always helped friends clean their devices clogged with spilled liquid.
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Later, she spilled secrets about the movie to host George Stephanopoulos.
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It wasn't clear how much oil had spilled from the trains.
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Tanev spilled into Kaskisuo, pushing the goalie out of the crease.
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The acrimony spilled into onto the Senate floor recently when Sens.
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Suburban sprawl has spilled onto floodplains and placed residents at risk.
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An undetermined amount of crude oil was spilled, the state said.
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The tension spilled over in an exchange between White and Sen.
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The debate over immigration has spilled into education policy as well.
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Tensions between Israel and Iran had already spilled over in Syria.
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Dry bags spilled out domestic consolations: clean clothes, toiletries, pillows, headlamps.
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Afterward, the crowd spilled out of the building into a plaza.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Wall Street's Christmas rout spilled into Asia.
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The dogfight has spilled into the ride-sharing space, for one.
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Grab some paper towels — someone just spilled a lot of tea.
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That debate has spilled over into Congress and the presidential campaign.
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There are too many deaths and too many tears spilled here.
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With just cause: Online hate has spilled into real life problems.
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Frustration with the long airport lines has spilled into Congress. Sen.
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She dropped her little straw bag and its contents spilled out.
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Shattered glass and the splintered edges of buildings spilled onto sidewalks.
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But the dissension in the party has spilled into public view.
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The fight has spilled into public view and grown increasingly vitriolic.
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The debate over keeping stores open has spilled onto social media.
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I'm particularly fond of Hatton, an adorable spilled bowl of soup.
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The frustrations of some Republicans spilled into public view on Thursday.
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Trade disputes spilled into the open, even with a new friend.
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Here the city thrummed, crowds thronged and general congestion spilled everywhere.
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Four hours later, I spilled steak juice all down my front.
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The dueling Hamilton name-checks then spilled onto the Senate floor.
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So... the implication was that there was tea to be spilled.
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Another waiter spilled a glass of water on this reporter's purse.
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They spilled my fruit and they took me to their car.
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White House infighting spilled into public view in a bizarre episode.
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Biden said Tuesday that Ernst "spilled the beans" about Republicans' agenda.
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People spilled out of trams, filling the square and its promenade.
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Anti-Jewish hate speech has also spilled out beyond the internet.
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A tourist spilled lunch all over the bottom of the monument.
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Dazed residents spilled out of apartments into hallways thick with smoke.
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Salvadoran cities have seen more blood spilled than most conflict zones.
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And much ink has been spilled discussing Venice's issues with overtourism.
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That conversation has spilled online, beyond their pages, outside their borders.
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The shooting spilled out into the bar's parking lot until police arrived.
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We have no other information about because Holland hasn't spilled anything else.
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Revelers spilled into the streets of Miami's Little Havana neighborhood early Saturday.
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Series creator Michael Jacobs spilled the beans in an interview with TVLine.
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"Don't cry over spilled milk" is about the oldest adage there is.
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It is currently unknown how much cash spilled out of the truck.
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She spilled that she narrowed down her dress search to two styles.
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Expect plenty of tablets to fall victim to spilled glasses of wine.
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It did not elaborate on whether oil had spilled from the tanker.
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South Koreans have fought hard and spilled much blood for their democracy.
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In the north-west Mali's Islamist insurgency has spilled over the border.
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The protesters spilled into the nearby streets, with some standing on cars.
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Melanie Griffith spilled the beans on her daughter's relationship with Chris Martin.
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David Harbour spilled to TMZ what it's really like working with teenagers.
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Razer's latest mechanical keyboard just might be able to survive spilled drinks.
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The rhetoric spilled onto the campaign trail, as the insults only grew.
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The road from the Andes spilled into Los Llanos, Venezuela's agricultural heartland.
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The waterway that drained the area, though, spilled out of its banks.
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Democratic talk of the taxes spilled onto the convention stage Wednesday night.
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And in October, Kutcher spilled the beans on baby number two's sex.
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Xan kept his cool and spilled some tea about his mental health.
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I'm sure you can guess who spilled the beans on that one.
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Naturally, we had some questions, and she spilled all the answers, ahead.
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The positive mood spilled into other sectors, with banking shares also advancing.
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Time flies when there is so much piping hot tea being spilled.
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Both carried fire retardant that spilled from their bellies like paintball powder.
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My body image issues as a youth spilled into my romantic life.
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So much ink has been spilled, so many thousands of signatures gathered.
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She confirmed that monitoring indicates the spilled water has not moved offsite.
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During a conversation with Sean Hannity last month, his frustrations spilled out.
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Oil was spilled into a nearby river, Ecopetrol said in a statement.
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The fearful rhetoric recently spilled over into a city councilman's election race.
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Someone will say "spill blood," and blood, I suspect, will be spilled!
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The floor is covered in spilled cocktails and who knows what else.
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The carafe was amazingly bad—it spilled coffee every time you poured.
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And daddy, please forgive me for the drinks spilled on the floor.
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About 50 gallons of diesel fuel spilled from the crash, it said.
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As jobs and talent have clustered, expertise has spilled over urban boundaries.
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Many words have been spilled about the controversial keyboards in Apple's MacBooks.
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Recently, though, some of the aggravation has spilled out into the public.
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By the early evening, the jousting had spilled out into the open.
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National pride has spilled over into Team Europe's pregame soccer sessions, too.
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The confrontations have also spilled out into other neighborhoods, the advisory warns.
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But some of the anti-Clinton language spilled into ugliness and catcalls.
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It's as though someone had spilled peach juice all over the sky.
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That resentment spilled over into two bond initiatives in 1962 and 1963.
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The spilled fuel quickly ignited and bright flames engulfed the gas station.
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They spilled into the downstairs space and out into the parking lot.
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That fictional worldview, however hokey, has spilled over into the real world.
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It spilled over the boundaries of genre to engulf the entire country.
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The passengers who avoid being spilled on will probably like them too.
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A shot by Zobin is spilled badly by Saudi keeper Al-Mayouf.
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He had never had money before; now it spilled through his fingers.
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So questions have spilled out: How much more will the country transform?
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In 1802, war between Britain and France almost spilled over into China.
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The next day on our street, children spilled out of their houses.
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They spilled outside to merge with dozens more officers in the hallway.
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There was a heavy police presence; shouting matches spilled into the street.
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The birds had spilled out from their makeshift coops on the lawn.
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When they do, I may not even care about a spilled beer.
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Spilled and leaked substances included hydrogen sulfide, methyl chloride, hydrocarbons and benzene.
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Many people's gadgets have fallen victim to heavy rain or spilled beverages.
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Gone are the aromas of spilled beer and room-temperature breakfast sausage.
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The fire has spilled over the Orange County line into Riverside County.
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But the fallout from Mr. Trump's remarks spilled over into other sports.
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Students, many from Istituto Lorenzo de' Medici, spilled out, boisterous and tipsy.
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When they have spilled over, the Kremlin has frowned but guaranteed impunity.
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Concerns about Big Tech's power have spilled over into the presidential race.
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A spilled bag of cement powder sent up a white, choking cloud.
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If you need some extra help, I've spilled the theme beans here.
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That she'd suddenly had a spell of "honesty" and spilled the beans.
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In 1950, radium spilled in a Navy classroom following a laboratory exercise.
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That change in attitude has spilled over to the courts, activists say.
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Jamal's blood had already been spilled; his body cut up into pieces.
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The plague was carried by rodents and HIV spilled over from chimpanzees.
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WHEN CONGOLESE blood is spilled by machete-wielding militiamen, outsiders barely notice.
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The light from the lamp in the corner spilled over her son.
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The Martians poured out of their pear-shaped spaceship like spilled soup.
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Garbage spilled into an alley framed by a rowhouse with no roof.
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It's not yet clear how much oil was spilled in the derailment.
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A possum had climbed up onto our deck, looking for spilled birdseed.
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I definitely spilled blood and scraped my knees on that damn building.
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KS: Oh, you should have beer spilled on you, but go ahead.
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Nearly 553,000 people also spilled onto the streets of downtown Los Angeles.
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Nearly 8,000 people also spilled onto the streets of downtown Los Angeles.
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A detainee at one Border Patrol station, for example, said guards had told a child who had spilled soup on the floor was told he wouldn't get more food unless he ate the spilled soup off the ground.
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The recent surge in business confidence spilled over into investment on capital goods.
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The disputed spilled into the parking lot, where multiple people reportedly flashed firearms.
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She started with, "Please don't make me cry" ... and then spilled the tea.
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Why, you could be eating some of that spilled BP petroleum right now!
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It was just a puddle of orange paint spilled by a road crew.
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Ford's allegations spilled into public view after a confidential letter shared with Sen.
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Weeks later, Egypt's youth spilled onto the streets and toppled President Hosni Mubarak.
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The winner is the one who arrives at the goal without spilled water.
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On my train to class, I spilled hot coffee all over my lap.
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I was agonizing over what to do when another friend spilled the beans.
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Reynolds may have accidentally spilled the beans that the couple welcomed another daughter.
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Kotaku reports that a Canadian newspaper has spilled the details a little early.
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The turmoil at Nevada's Democratic convention over the weekend spilled into Tuesday night.
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Some of that bullishness is likely to have spilled over into the timespreads.
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This week, Google's messy fight over Chinese censorship spilled out into the open.
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Liz spilled her big one night stand secret in the weirdest way possible.
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And, even more rudely, Alice spilled about Betty's flirtation with a camgirl career.
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It was the latter who accidentally spilled the beans about her pregnancy — whoops.
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Turner also spilled some secrets about Game of Thrones' intense anti-spoilers measures.
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The fights rage on social media, and recently they spilled into the courts.
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A witness told police the suspect shouted "Die" as he spilled the liquid.
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Last year, Andre Iguodala spilled some of the beans about the company's technology.
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Scenes featuring New Zealand's most precious resource, wine, being needlessly spilled were a'plenty.
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Tensions spilled over in a House Democratic Caucus meeting on Tuesday, when Rep.
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Since late last year, however, the justices' disputes have spilled out in public.
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Amid the search, the heroin spilled and Abbie was exposed to the drug.
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Well, the news had already spilled it out, so it was spoken about.
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Pressed on what she had hit, Wie smiled and finally spilled the beans.
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His plan foiled, Robinson spilled the good news to her over the phone.
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He held his empty mug out and someone overfilled it 'til it spilled.
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The fight spilled outside, where its reported Henderson was beaten by 10 men.
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He added that concerns that have spilled over from European banks are overdone.
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Now that blood has been spilled in Annapolis, these guys could't happier. pic.twitter.
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The advances made during the challenges also spilled over to off-highway vehicles.
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It was just an endless loop of embarrassments: fluffed conversations and spilled drinks.
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The tension has spilled into the open in the ongoing debate about Sen.
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I knew what was up, of course, so I just spilled it all.
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Hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil and gasoline have been spilled here.
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A party had broken out and spilled from the kitchen into the garden.
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The streets were strewn with trash, and the asphalt looked like spilled lava.
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The friction on the panel has at times spilled into public view. Rep.
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Since it started pumping, it's already spilled large amounts of oil four times.
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Weakness in the cash market also spilled over into the futures, traders said.
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But the means of the MFF's construction guarantee that blood will be spilled.
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Read more: The brother of Chapo's partner just spilled the Sinaloa cartel's secrets.
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Tensions spilled over at a town hall held Sunday by South Bend, Ind.
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I've carried a ton of meals in these containers and none have spilled. Â
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A spilled drop of coffee leaves a stain with dark, sharply defined edges.
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In recent years its attacks have spilled into neighboring Niger, Cameroon and Chad.
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McPherson: Michael Townley was expelled to the United States and spilled the beans.
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"The beans are spilled: No woman should vote for Donald Trump," she tweeted.
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He accidentally spilled his popcorn all over the front row of the theater.
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The debate spilled over into longer essays published on the blogging platform Medium.
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Many spilled into corridors like the places that serve food in airport terminals.
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Plenty of digital ink has been spilled on this issue in recent months.
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I had to walk through the hallway and there was spilled blood everywhere.
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David handed me a drink and I immediately spilled some on my wrist.
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Spilled coffee, splatters of water, soup, anything creamy, the words 'chunk' or 'throw'.
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Now the firm has spilled details of what exactly that will look like.
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The argument spilled out into the street, with one man stabbing the other.
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Spilled bowel contents from instruments that had lacerated the uterus and large intestine.
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The brawl spilled outside, where he allegedly slammed her head on the sidewalk.
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Any bowl of chips is going to have a drink spilled into it.
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Wayne's ladder has a gorgeous rust red that's been spilled all over it.
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Tensions arose between the two partners and sometimes spilled over into public feuding.
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During a session with their couples therapist, Ford explained, it all spilled out.
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It looked like a mess, even before we spilled it on our desk.
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Mark cut open his M.R.E. and spilled its contents onto our coffee table.
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I became uncomfortable with my body, and that shame spilled over to food.
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One night in April 2015, he was cooking cheeseburgers when some oil spilled.
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Halfway through the painting, someone spilled oil at the base of the mural.
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Aquaria served a Rex Tillerson fantasy as an oil-spilled, tattered-tailed mermaid.
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Traditionally, red is the color of the day, for all the blood spilled.
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In some cases, the candidate spilled a cup of coffee all over themselves.
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If you need more help seeing the theme, I've spilled the beans here.
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Outrage like this has spilled over to seemingly every corner of the internet.
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In 2015, after it all fell apart, Keo spilled her story to Pressler.
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Uh-oh, looks like Nasir just spilled a little cheese on his khakis!
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Crescent Point shut in the line and recovered the spilled oil, Pushor said.
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Those controversies have regularly spilled into the outside through leaks to the media.
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Outrage spilled quickly across party lines Thursday as Washington learned about Trump's remarks.
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First, the global growth fears that rocked the stock market spilled into commodities.
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She said she loved it, then spilled red wine on it by accident.
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If you need additional help understanding the theme, I've spilled the beans here.
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Drilling fluids from the Mariner East 2 pipeline have also spilled into waterways.
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Her writers would say she spilled minimal blood and left few visible scars.
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Protesters have spilled into streets, but appear deadlocked with security forces and colectivos.
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The red tide soon numbered two hundred and spilled onto the back deck.
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Dozens of staff members spilled into the Rose Garden to applaud their boss.
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Dispersal from the park was easy; the crowds spilled out onto Fifth Avenue.
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Kelly and the others dutifully spilled out of the van into the sunshine.
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The thoughts spilled out in order and did not step over each other.
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Rachel has spilled wine on Nick's shirt, and he's gone upstairs to change.
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The melee spilled into the back of the venue before the dust settled.
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She insisted on polished nails and asked to have glitter spilled on her fingers.
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The ordeal spilled over to the woman's personal life, and she eventually moved abroad.
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Though she trusts them, Lindsay is worried her sister will spilled the beans early.
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In real life, staging a hookup in spilled paint requires a lot of planning.
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Crisscrossed tile floors are cool on the feet, slick when wet with spilled water.
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Trying to find the Zoobooks about ostriches you spilled chocolate milk on in 1998?
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And it was done so skillfully that not a drop of oil was spilled.
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It's only £600, since its last owner spilled champagne on it at a wedding.
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You pulled me apart and the cogs spilled out, leaving only moons and stars.
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"Ladies and gentleman, this didn't happen over a spilled drink," Baez told the jurors.
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Bradley, this whole spilled drink incident is something you're completely making up, isn't it?
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"At that point some gasoline apparently had spilled out onto the floor," Miller said.
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She spilled on Live with Kelly and Ryan about the first time they met.
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She spilled the beans about going to Bey and Jay's super-secret Gold Party.
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Thousands of avocados spilled out on a roadway It was a guac-ing affair.
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Waves of counterprotesters have also spilled into the streets in support of the government.
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Crude prices dropped 6.6% this week as trade worries spilled over to other markets.
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Mogollon claims that the online abuse has even spilled over into the real world.
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Elisabeth Moss Just Spilled The ONLY Tea We Know About Handmaid's Tale Season 2
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Angel-hair pasta when it spilled out of the box onto your kitchen floor.
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Afternoon light spilled in from a bank of windows as he described his routine.
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In each of these situations, there were people who could have spilled the beans.
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Kate Middleton won't cry over a little spilled milk — even if it is almond!
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Revelers spilled out of bars that advertised #mathilde drink specials: $133 Dark and Stormys.
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The Raven H, however, looks like it spilled out of a kid's toy closet.
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By the end of the 22014s, however, online activity spilled into the real world.
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"Mostly, sorry you spilled the wine," Gifford said as Kotb was brought another glass.
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At some point, a glacial lake likely spilled over and caused the initial erosion.
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Soon, our weekends included family workouts that spilled out into our yard and driveway.
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"I spilled eight Bloody Marys on the mother on Mother's Day." via GIPHY 12.
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Many of those who spilled into the water were injured from the torpedo explosions.
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It all spilled out into the streets and the police just couldn't control it.
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Is her red suit supposed to symbolize the blood she's spilled while at Yahoo?
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As feared, the river spilled over, inundating the town of 6,5000 with flood water.
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And if I spilled a little water on the keyboard I wouldn't freak out.
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Containment walls are built around the tanks, meant to capture fuel spilled during accidents.
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Someone get some napkins because Todrick Hall just spilled tea all over social media.
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But this straw man is ultimately empty, there are no candy entrails spilled below.
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Luckily, Co Tran spilled all of the details on the do, exclusively with PeopleStyle.
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Grocery store shelves spilled their contents, leaving trails of smashed bottles and discarded boxes.
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The selloff in Zhengzhou spilled over to coal futures on the Dalian Commodity Exchange.
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Check out everything Kardashian spilled about makeup, motherhood and more in the video. 1.
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As you might expect, Williams's erratic behavior has spilled into his stand-up career.
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Secrets will be spilled during this eclipse—and the tea is all about you.
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Tears will be spilled, gifts will be exchanged, and final memories will be made.
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Are we supposed to believe it all spilled off the back of the truck?
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His frustration is hardly a secret and it has spilled out publicly at times.
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Clearly, [in those cases] their use of substances has spilled over into problematic territory.
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After some failed attempts, she succeeded — but not until the robot spilled soup everywhere.Â
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Now that he's spilled the beans, he might as well share the wedding video.
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This impulse to position dinosaurs in space has even spilled over into real science.
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I wrote this wanting to see blood and guts spilled all over the key.
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Protesters spilled onto parallel streets, forcing the police to close them off to traffic.
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In 2013, a pipeline broke and spilled 28,000 barrels of oil near the community.
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But that's not all: Middleton also spilled some tea on her mom's celeb crush.
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The result has been a whole lotta lava that's spilled into the Pacific Ocean.
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This demand has spilled over into prestigious gym memberships and nutrition brands, as well.
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In this case, the idea of cleaning spilled milk has never been more appealing.
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That fight spilled out into the public, an embarrassing episode for McCarthy's leadership team.
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Sunday's vote, which spilled into Monday due to logistical problems, was peaceful but tense.
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"We don't know if it was a fight that was spilled out," he said.
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" As she spoke, "the uniformed waiter serving us spilled the water he was pouring.
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He told SFGate the wine spilled from a large plastic container that had melted.
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After the first collapse, spilled bourbon contaminated two nearby creeks, killing almost 1,000 fish.
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"What is happening at the national level has spilled over here," said state Sen.
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Brady hurt her for the first time when she spilled coffee in his car.
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He said the fire department was on the scene identifying the spilled hazardous material.
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Of course, few will have sympathy for wealthy oenophiles crying over their spilled Margaux.
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First, the global growth fears that sent stock markets careening lower spilled into commodities.
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The tensions spilled into recorded meetings and emails published on a Google worker forum.
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If oil was spilled there, the chance of any significant recovery is almost zero.
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But when it spilled over into his life, I didn't love that as much.
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Peanuts flying through the air, rivers of spilled Bud flowing down the bar top.
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The trade dispute between Beijing and Washington spilled over into Latin America this week.
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It was not clear how much had spilled or burned off after the collision.
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When they were shooed outside for cheering too loudly, they spilled into the hallway.
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Strollers lolled under the soft lights of street lamps, bars spilled over with patrons.
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When I did exposure therapy, looking at spilled orange juice could make me cry.
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As I cut into his scalp, his blood spilled forth, as thinned blood does.
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When spilled, the condensate can produce a deep underwater plume damaging to marine life.
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Its images might induce olfactory hallucinations of spilled liquor, cigarettes, nervous sweat and vomit.
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He said that there were no casualties and that no oil had been spilled.
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The exchange has also spilled into the Democratic primary, where Biden is battling Sen.
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The tussle has spilled from scientific journals and conferences into contentious letters from lawyers.
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"She kind of spilled the beans," Biden told a crowd Friday morning in Burlington.
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Commuters spilled out of the Canal Street subway station and walked past the taxi.
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His teammates had spilled onto the field, ready to swarm him at the plate.
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"I'm not going to divulge whether I spilled that drink on purpose," he said.
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As more employees took notice, Mr. Damore's words soon spilled out onto the internet.
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Just as I climbed into the truck, someone spilled their coffee on the rug.
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Sometime during that three-hour journey, Mr. Tracy spilled the contents of his heart.
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They also spilled salt before eating, broke mirrors, and embraced black cat decor (cute!).
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Inside the church, 4,000 mourners filled the seats and spilled into the outer aisles.
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Turns out Evans might have also spilled some secrets about the upcoming Avengers movie.
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The intensity spilled on to the ice, where the teams combined for nine penalties.
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"People feel very strongly that there should be no more retaliation and blood spilled."
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Officials believe Briston stabbed Pryor during a physical struggle that spilled into their kitchen.
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See the chubby kid dazed, his spilled bike, more debris, CVS in the distance.
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Military-grade gas masks spilled out of a blue Ikea bag next to him.
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The other containers then spilled, leading to a chain-reaction crash involving four vehicles.
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Papadopoulos eventually spilled this information to an Australian diplomat, who tipped off the FBI.
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Henry's wife spilled the beans, telling us they paid Pitbull just under a million.
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You're fighting today because you fought yesterday, and because blood has already been spilled.
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Second, he spilled highly classified information about ISIS, provided to the U.S. by Israel.
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So out of that relationship came She's Broken, and then spilled over into ApeShit.
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The office said: It is unclear who may have spilled the skittles on the road.
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Herman told KOMO News the balls spilled out because they weren't load and secured properly.
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They happened because there were-, we were surrounded by crises that spilled over in Jordan.
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I mean, no knock on Jaime, as he spilled tons of blood on the project.
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Hundreds of thousands of red Skittles were found spilled on a road in Dodge County.
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An Ecopetrol representative said it would not be clear until Thursday whether any oil spilled.
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"It was a simple bump, a spilled drink and an exchange of looks," he said.
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Both stars attended LaGuardia high school and Chalamet hasn't spilled many details regarding their relationship.
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Others spilled out onto a red carpet that stretched to a small stage in front.
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Jenny Mollen isn't crying over spilled milk, but is a little emotional over pumped milk.
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The next time he tried it, the headstrong girl spilled the soup in his lap.
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But the most e-ink has been spilled over his successful cloning of Will Smith.
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"It was a simple bump, a spilled drink and an exchange of looks," Haggan said.
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The only person who really knows is Musk and whoever he's spilled the beans to.
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The piece strongly evokes the boxing ring and the blood that's always being spilled there.
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It's still in my wardrobe, though, smelling faintly of Coco Mademoiselle and spilled Red Stripe.
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Where are the descriptions of the blood spilled in Russian incursions into Crimea and Ukraine?
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In 2005, Katrina put refineries underwater and spilled millions of gallons of oil into floodwaters.
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Makeup artist Peter Philips spilled the secret to getting the look — and it's only $7!
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SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk spilled the details on his plan to colonize Mars.
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Demonstrators spilled into the streets of the capital, Kiev, on Tuesday to protest her conviction.
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The flatbed had ostensibly spilled slimy hagfish over the road, severely damaging one unlucky Prius.
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Some 66 million gallons of crude have been spilled since 2000, according to Ecopetrol figures.
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The trend of an increasing number of large deals spilled over from 2015 into 2016.
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Fortunately, the director has already spilled her best tips for all of Twitter to see.
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Worse still, in parts of Nairobi tension between Luos and Kikuyus spilled into street battles.
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The three men bumped into each other and Muralles spilled coffee on Hall, O'Neill says.
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Then the author spilled a 40 of Ballantine on his laptop and lost the file.
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They came in such numbers that they overwhelmed the beds and spilled into the corridors.
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A third derailed car carrying plastic pellets also spilled some of its contents, Pidgeon said.
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Pimco's recent mutual fund flows problems have spilled over into the ETF market this year.
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People have spilled their blood for the values and underpinnings and beliefs of this country.
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The insurgency has occasionally spilled into nearby Songkhla province, thronged by tourists from neighboring Malaysia.
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Shortly thereafter, Islamic State spilled over from Syria into Iraq, kicking off a regional crisis.
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The room was so packed at his presentation that people spilled out into the corridor.
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But as result some demand spilled over into smaller cities where curbs are less stiff.
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In 85033, she spilled a drop or two of dimethylmercury on a latex-gloved hand.
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His room tilted 45 degrees, and items inside his room spilled all over the floor.
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That equals 9 million gallons of oil spilled from pipelines in the U.S. since 2010.
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So as you've seen trouble in Puerto Rico, it hasn't spilled over into other areas.
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In the end, Enbridge would admit 1500 barrels spilled, and paid for a large cleanup.
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After cheating the demons of their share, Vishnu spilled four drops of the precious nectar.
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He said his attention was drawn to a fight backstage that spilled onto the stage.
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PIMCO's recent mutual fund flows problems have spilled over into the ETF market this year.
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But violence has occasionally spilled over into Cairo, usually in gun attacks and small bombings.
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Outrage spilled over on social media late Tuesday night amid claims by Florida Democrat Rep.
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I'm pretty sure my baby lapped up a few remnants that spilled on the floor.
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For months, Trump's frustration at Congress' response to his demand has spilled out into public.
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A cruise ship spilled waste in the Great Barrier Reef, further damaging the fragile coral.
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Several lagoons of hog feces and urine have also spilled over due to torrential rain.
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The oil spilled for 87 days and decimated much of the Gulf Coast's tourist economy.
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While drifting to one side, she held a glass, half full, yet never spilled it.
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More importantly, however, she spilled the beans on how to cop those free seat upgrades.
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Their scripted beef spilled over into the squared circle later that year at WrestleMania 23.
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Smith said the 3½ years of emotion all spilled out while he was being arrested.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits Much ink is spilled on the changes that roil businesses these days.
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A dark pool of blood and water spilled out from underneath a locked cell door.
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I risked my life and spilled my blood as a decoy and a homicide detective.
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"That spilled blood is the emblem of our sovereignty over that land," Ms. Abd said.
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Twenty-six crewmen and agents spilled out, setting off a huge manhunt in the area.
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To them, a drop of blood spilled in ritual combat becomes a drop of rain.
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A blizzard of documents spilled out: tickets and warnings and second warnings and court summons.
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Huge pots of jam spilled on the floor made a sticky lake around their feet.
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Scores of people milled around the register, spilled out into the doorway, or smoked outside.
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"If something spilled in the hallway, it would be sitting there for months," he recalled.
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Colossal's murals fostered on-the-street engagement, which often spilled over to the Instagram page.
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Bookshelves crashed to the floor, and the china in the kitchen spilled out of closets.
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The factional divide spilled into the bitter 1985 race for a new national party chair.
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Last week, a trolling campaign organized by right-wing internet users spilled over onto Twitter.
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This new series starts out with its young hero slowing down time over spilled milk.
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Frustration over social injustice in South Korea spilled over in 2016 largely because of corruption.
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The conflict spilled over onto Twitter and appeared to be magnified in a big way.
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Later on, red wine will be spilled, and there will be blood from various sources.
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Tears spilled from his eyes, a mix of pride and revenge and sadness and relief.
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Epimetheus could not resist Pandora, who promptly spilled out the jar's contents, to humanity's peril.
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They spilled into public last week when Trump tapped Chad Wolf to temporarily head DHS.
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Attempting to return it to its rightful owner, she follows a trail of spilled coins.
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"He came up to me and spilled a drink on my dress," Ms. Zhou recalled.
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I arrived as carloads of young people spilled out onto the peripheries of the square.
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These include tables with in-built ash trays and grooved channels to capture spilled drinks.
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The crisis spilled into 1996, when China fired missiles near Taiwan before the island's elections.
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"In the Iceland case it also spilled over and became a trade war," he said.
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On Thursday, it spilled into open view before a national audience — and in captivating fashion.
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Residents are scavenging in the street for food that spilled out of a convenience store.
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Washington (CNN)What do spilled ice cream, stranded pirates and cartoon airstrikes have in common?
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Crews are still working to clean up the oil that spilled from the underground pipe.
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The feud spilled over into trade and security but has shown some signs of easing.
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A half slice of withered toast slumped in a saucer still damp with spilled coffee.
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Negative emotions are running amok, and countless words of anger and frustration have been spilled.
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As an expert barista, she had never spilled a single cup of coffee, she said.
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"Much blood will have to be spilled to get whitey off the couch," he wrote.
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Hickey was roaming the house, its floor sticky from the previous night's audience's spilled champagne.
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Bunker fuel is the dirtiest kind of oil, extremely toxic when spilled, though less explosive.
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"Our work lives have spilled into our personal lives because of technology," he told me.
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Much digital ink has been spilled on the media's treatment of the Donald Trump candidacy.
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In a blink of an eye, trillions of dollars spent and so much American blood spilled.
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Rebecca lets Tess know that she's here for her — because Kate spilled the beans about Tess.
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In 2009, fighting between Houthi rebels and the government of Yemen spilled over into Saudi Arabia.
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While she hasn't spilled the meaning, most of her tattoo collection is comprised of sentimental designs.
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Hostilities with Gaza's Hamas Islamists spilled over into fighting last week but died down on Saturday.
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In 2013, shortly after his departure from the show, Hader spilled the beans to Howard Stern.
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Analysts said the positive sentiment from the Portuguese upgrade spilled over into Italy's battered bond market.
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Now these conflicts have spilled onto the front pages once again -- with the whole world watching.
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"A lot of Netlix," Fletcher spilled, explaining that they binged Bates Motel and American Horror Story.
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Carter might have spilled the beans about all these classified programs for a couple of reasons.
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James Corden has spilled an entire tub of yogurt and now he's all embarrassed and red.
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If enough liquid is spilled, then, a vaper could be exposed to toxic levels of nicotine.
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In his testament he did not want more blood to be spilled in wars between Spaniards.
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Croupiers sit in contemplative silence, destined to forever smell of strong straight cigarettes and spilled drinks.
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He was swiftly fired, but the furor the episode created in Silicon Valley spilled rapidly outward.
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The opening featured "Optimism," a performance that spilled out from the gallery onto narrow Chancery Lane.
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Red was the color of blood that the Young Pioneer heroes had spilled for our motherland!
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Not in a vague, something-explosive-is-starting-here way but in a spilled-blood way.
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More than 1.1 billion gallons of coal-ash slurry spilled into nearby rivers and destroyed homes.
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The worker dissatisfaction has spilled out across winding, heated threads on Facebook Workplace, the people said.
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In fact, Henson spilled the beans on the proposal, which nearly knocked her out quite literally.
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I was watching it at the time [with] a cup of tea and nearly spilled it!
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You'll notice that he's alone, and it appears that he just spilled an armload of tablets.
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Alex Rodriguez, however, just spilled some tea about what really goes on inside the glamorous event.
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The rally in Japanese banks spilled over into Europe, with individual company news also helping indexes.
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I've spilled coffee on myself while commuting, so I learned that last lesson the hard way.
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But then I remembered how, back in January, I spilled my guts about being a contrarian.
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Where blood was spilled are now scribbled messages, seemingly written for Castile or a higher power.
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Then, an impressive quantity of foam spewed out and eventually spilled over into an street below.
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Harris and Klein and Sullivan have, at this point, spilled plenty of words limning their disagreements.
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As for Heidi's "beans," Trump never spilled them, much less described what he was referring to.
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Several firms have said the strong momentum had spilled into the start of the fourth quarter.
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Teresa Giudice spilled her plastic surgery secrets on Wednesday's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
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TransCanada estimated that just under 17,000 gallons of oil spilled onto private land during that leak.
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I was watching it at the time and my cup of tea, I nearly spilled it.
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Lea Michele spilled on her latest celebrity crush, and it's what 'shipping dreams are made of.
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To make matters worse, these challenges emerged amid campaign infighting that sometimes spilled into public view.
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Over the last year, this economic dynamic has spilled over into political instability on both continents.
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A growing rift has spilled out into public view between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Rep.
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Bullishness has spilled into Europe's biggest power market, Germany, which through border connections can supply neighbours.
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Media reported that 1,000 tonnes of palm oil spilled into the water after the vessels collided.
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Wow. Nancy's finest sweater is her Halloween sweater: the one Steve later spilled punch all over.
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Earlier this month, Audrina Patridge spilled the beans that Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt were expecting.
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Mueller gave multiple reasons behind his actions, specifically that he spilled coffee on his laptop's keyboard.
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With over a million members globally, that tea has been spilled and spread many times over.
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As China is the world's largest coal user, these dynamics spilled over into the global market.
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She spilled the beans to Trevor Noah on Monday's Daily Show, which is apparently good again.
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They even catch and release the mice that infiltrate their building in search of spilled birdseed.
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Some Democrats have expressed frustration with the intraparty squabbling that has spilled out into public view.
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Rockeman doesn't expect any major adjustments to the estimates of how much oil spilled this time.
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A frenzy of boots and wheels pulverized spilled strawberries into a dark pool of liquid fruit.
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Others peered out from behind stanchions as mayhem spilled onto the Strip and into nearby hotels.
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The Floss, the Fresh, the Squat Kick, the Wiggle—these have spilled out into the world.
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Fruit and vegetable stands spilled onto the sidewalk with their piles of strawberries, cucumbers and bananas.
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But sometimes his enjoyment spilled over: One night we all went to Casino Vail, a disco.
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Markets are waiting to see whether Europe's first-quarter slowdown has spilled over to later months.
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The leak was detected on Monday around dawn and had spilled 941 liters, the company said.
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Jörg Widmann, whose "Con brio" partnered Beethoven's seventh and eighth symphonies, said a response spilled over.
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But as it spilled onto social networks including Facebook, it became much tougher to root out.
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Republican infighting has spilled out into public view less than one week before the midterm elections.
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Prayers and songs spilled out of the open door amid the chirping of the pet birds.
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At Gaza's hospitals, families crowded the halls and spilled out of rooms as patients awaited treatment.
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My shoes, sticky with spilled beer, stuck to the floor as I squeezed through the crowd.
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A competitive game of after-school ping-pong against his dad spilled onto the basketball court.
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People spilled out into the garden where they shared the space with the occasional stray chicken.
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But when Hewett tried to re-create the moment, he spilled Champagne all over Snodsmith instead.
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Frustration with corruption spilled into the streets in 2015, when Hondurans marched in demonstrations for weeks.
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The passion spilled out with 234 seconds remaining, when the Blues started jumping on their bench.
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In May, a Brink's armored truck spilled an estimated $600,000 onto an interstate highway in Indianapolis.
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Thankfully, for all you DJs out there, a spilled drink isn't the end of the world.
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They have spilled outside, near an abandoned station wagon, because there is no space left inside.
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The jostling columns stretched for blocks along 14th Avenue and spilled into the radiating side streets.
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One of the alumni reportedly spilled a glass of Diet Coke on a cream-colored carpet.
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Palm trees and aloe vera spilled out brightly-colored pots and manicured green hedges felt sophisticated.
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No oil was spilled but the attack did significant damage to the vessels' structures, he said.
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Still, some lucky wedding guests have spilled a few tid-bits about the ceremony to outlets.
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Where blood was spilled on the promenade's tiles, makeshift memorials of candles and roses now grow.
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Sandra Bullock spilled all the secrets from Practical Magic back when she was promoting the movie.
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If you spilled water, you would just wait for it to dry, it would be fine.
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She kept her finger up as she spilled a ladleful of mayflies into a coffee can.
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Shell said most oil spilled last year was due to sabotage or theft for illegal refining.
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That fight has spilled over into the 2016 fight, where Republicans are defending 24 Senate seats.
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Bunker fuel is the dirtiest kind of oil, extremely toxic when spilled, though much less explosive.
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Instead of soaking up spilled milk, those trees can help us tackle a much larger mess.
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When the reporter got yelled at by Pompeo after the interview, she spilled all the tea.
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A spike of violence in central Mali has spilled over its southern border into Burkina Faso.
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Smith said Tuesday that work crews were recovering debris and containing and collecting fuel that spilled.
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A tank at the Rodney Strong Winery in California spilled 97,112 gallons of wine on Thursday.
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Cahill also said that around 5,000 gallons of fuel had been spilled and is being secured.
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Who knows what secrets former national security adviser Michael Flynn has spilled after his guilty plea.
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Public angling to replace Hicks recently turned nasty and spilled into the pages of the press.
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It would be spilled milk to most Americans, who probably don't care which reporter sits where.
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Tensions between the two groups spilled into violent conflict, leading to the banning of both organizations.
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Shell said most oil spilled last year was due to sabotage or theft for illegal refining.
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Water treatment facilities have been forced to close and raw sewage has spilled onto Gaza's beaches.
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In June, some 230,000 gallons of crude spilled into an Iowa river after a train derailed.
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I spilled a glass of water and went to mop it up with some paper towels.
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All three narratives will converge, but not before a great deal of blood has been spilled.
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An MSF team treated some survivors for chemical burns caused by contact with spilled engine fuel.
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Mr. McKinley, 31, didn't let the wet weather and spilled apple juice dampen his spirits, either.
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The oil rally spilled over into the stock market, with Wall Street's index of energy shares .
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Another derailment in Wisconsin last November spilled about 7.53,000 gallons of ethanol into the Mississippi River.
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The following day, a separate derailment spilled about 1,000 gallons of crude oil into the Mississippi.
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And that feeling of being judged has spilled out from social media and into public life.
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Then the experienced Buffon spilled a low shot from Rashford and Lukaku turned in the rebound.
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The scorching pain shoots down her legs like she just spilled hot coffee on her lap.
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No, it "fostered an entrepreneurial spirit that spilled forth a flood of ideas, innovations, and inventions"!
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Sorel's infectious spirit and unmatched influence over the king inevitably spilled over to the public eye.
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Earlier today, TMZ reported that "sources close to Chyna and Rob" spilled the details on the pregnancy.
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The global tensions spilled over into material stocks as well, despite a strong rally in metal prices.
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The losses spilled over to South Korea, where the Kospi shed 0.44 percent to close at 2,1.113.94.
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For months, we've been lapping up every single leak and rumor that has spilled onto the internet.
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I fell flat on my butt, and spilled hot coffee all over my sleeve in the process.
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Stocks faced pressure in October that spilled into the next month after Fed chief Jerome Powell's Oct.
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For example, she's just spilled her fresh cup of hot black coffee over her bag and phone.
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She also spilled details about how Barack Obama had a hand in choosing her future daughter's name.
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When he learns simmering tensions have spilled into violence, he no longer goes first to the streets.
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The New Cold War's battle lines have certainly spilled out into the "real world" in other ways.
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"To the Venezuelans there, don't give up: the blood that has been spilled was not in vain".
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Its president said of the knife intifada that every drop of blood spilled in Jerusalem was "pure".
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Internal fights between its teams over a proposed censored Chinese search engine spilled out into public view.
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The online bullying has been relentless, Norma said, and it has also spilled over into real life.
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Gas spilled on the floor of the church during the exchange, Miller said, and Lamparello walked away.
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Violence broke out on Sunday and spilled over into Monday, turning into clashes between Hindus and Muslims.
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The scuffle then spilled over into the stands, with Philadelphia's Ben Simmons and Dudley as lead combatants.
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Or spilled their messy breakup story to the therapist in the bathroom after a bottle of wine?
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A full lilac robe spilled out from beneath his peacoat, a priest's white band at his throat.
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In January, for example, a Canadian pipeline spilled 200,000 liters of oil in a First Nations community.
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Thousands of words have been spilled on opinion pages about how the left ought to remake itself.
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If you saw blood spilled, you tended to see someone who was gravely injured and probably dying.
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I took her breasts into my hands, and the soft mounds of flesh spilled through my fingers.
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Manzo spilled the news of their engagement during an appearance on SiriusXM's Jeff Lewis Live last summer.
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A cascade of sandy soil descends into the gaping hole like a broken hourglass spilled into infinity.
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Tension also spilled outside Venezuela, as a protest took place outside the Venezuelan embassy in Mexico City.
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Traffic ground to a halt in downtown Windsor, where lines for gas stations spilled into gridlocked roadways.
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And in September, the anchor spilled (also on Today) that her second child would be a boy.
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When makeup artist Jacinta Vukovic was putting glitter on her lips, some spilled on to her tongue.
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Christmas lights hung from the log cabin frame and spilled a molten glow on the snow outside.
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Turner might've spilled "the tea" — but what she's actually sipping is wine, the official drink of Thirstiness.
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I had taken my shoes off, and someone spilled their drink in the aisle of the plane.
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In the 1960s the Cultural Revolution spilled over from the mainland, triggering pro-Communist riots in Macau.
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At its first meeting, all 213 members walked under ladders into a room filled with spilled salt.
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The rushing debris spilled onto a glacier below, creating a runout field that extended for 6.5 miles.
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"Apparently the load spilled 73,000 lbs of chicken feathers," the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) tweeted.
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Or maybe it's more accurate to say that my work week has spilled over into my weekend.
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"People were very disappointed with how we finished Friday and that spilled over into today," he said.
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The revelation came up minutes into Wednesday's season 10 reunion, when host Andy Cohen spilled the news.
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On The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Kendall Jenner spilled the beans about the family-only chats.
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These quakes triggered a number of landslides, some of which spilled mud and debris into the ocean.
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The selloff spilled over into Hong Kong, where the main Hang Seng index closed down 2.8 percent.
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That private disagreement spilled out into the open around the same time as Trump's Tuesday comments. Gen.
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By early evening, people filled our modest house and had spilled out into the garage and yard.
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Because on Bourbon Street, there are no velvet ropes, just red carpets made of spilled frozen daiquiris.
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As for how the proposal went down, Herjavec spilled a few details at the viewing party Sunday.
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Talks had earlier spilled over into the weekend after both sides reported progress in narrowing their differences.
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Clashes ensued between protesters and Trump supporters, and protests spilled outside the venue, resulting in five arrests.
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Bunker fuel is the dirtiest kind of oil, extremely toxic when spilled, though less explosive than condensate.
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He added that a contractor was on site cleaning up the spilled product, which leaked through machinery.
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A rupture in Petroperu's 40-year-old pipeline spilled 1,000 barrels of oil in Mayuriaga on Feb.
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Violence spearheaded by ISIS has spilled over into many of these other places, like Turkey and Lebanon.
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Water ran out [of] the pools glasses shattered in my room and drink spilled in my suitcase!
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Water ran out if the pools glasses shattered in my room and drink spilled in my suitcase!
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TMZ has video of the immediate aftermath, as Barnes and his teammates spilled out of the bar.
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Manigault spilled all the details to PeopleStyle about the ring, the dress and of course, the fiancé.
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Angry protesters spilled onto the streets of Baltimore, Ferguson and Chicago, determined to have their voices heard.
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The company claims these chips prevent the pad from shocking people or turning on when liquid's spilled.
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A spilled coffee on our laptops can instantly remind us that we're unprepared for life's many surprises.
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Since one suspect might have spilled the beans, snitching avoids a lifetime in jail for the other.
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My two-piece needed constant adjusting and my tummy jiggled and spilled over the top of bottoms.
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So we ate dinner in the courtyard at a restaurant that had spilled out into the alley.
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"Smaller drops would be preferable to minimize systemic exposure and spilled or wasted medicine," the study said.
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Nonetheless, Shawn said, it caused a lot of spilled coffees and near car crashes among his friends.
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In private luncheons at the Capitol, Republican senators have parried points that have spilled out into public.
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The pair posted a video showing them popping large balloons and cheering after pink confetti spilled out.
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The spilled oil has been contained around the site and it did not reach water, Magellan said.
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Manzo spilled the news of their engagement during an appearance on SiriusXM's Jeff Lewis Live last summer.
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One has the top of his head shot off, his brains have spilled out onto the ground.
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I remember how the tapes spilled from an old duffelbag, each one labelled with a ballpoint pen.
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Diplomatic efforts to unite Nigeria failed; war spilled out and continued pouring out atrocities for three years.
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The company estimated that between 7,950 and 9,350 barrels spilled, and that the flow had been stopped.
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One ship sustained minor damage and no oil was spilled, according to a statement from Saudi Aramco.
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Nigel Farage berates his security team for their "complete failure", after a man spilled #Milkshake on him.
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"Real blood has been spilled on the same spot a few metres apart," said activist Andrei Margulev.
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It has spilled over to Twitter, where in moments of tension users often turn to pet memes.
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Louise Signore celebrated her 107th birthday on Wednesday and spilled her secret of longevity: never get married.
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The ship damaged its propellers and spilled hydraulic oil into the water off the coast of Japan.
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The private Israeli spacecraft Beresheet spilled its payload when it crash landed on the moon in April.
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I just wipe it clean with a damp cloth, and it's like I never spilled my espresso.
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During this period, the ExxonMobil plant spilled an estimated 10 million pounds of pollutants into the atmosphere.
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But the frustration among some protesters at seeing their demands unmet spilled over into unrest on Monday.
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The update had added taverns for the dwarves, which led to spilled beer, which cats walked through.
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In his grief, Apollo turned Hyacinth's spilled blood into a flower, rather than let Hades claim him.
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There is popcorn everywhere in this room—on tables, spilled on the floor, kernels clinging to beards.
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"I was wearing a jacket, so I knew I couldn't have spilled anything on it," she writes.
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The crisis has spilled over into Europe as well, with an unprecedented wave of refugees seeking shelter.
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But while they may have spilled secrets in public, they definitely felt guilty about it in private.
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The dispute soon spilled into the legal system, with Mr. Fintiklis seeking arbitration to remove the Trumps.
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Twenty-six crewmen and armed agents spilled out of the submarine, setting off a 50-day manhunt.
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If it was spilled, it generally meant injury or death, and there's nothing more terrifying than that.
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Crowds formed outside the door and spilled into the busy intersection of Edgemere Street and Industrial Road.
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The same incident occurred later in the day, causing delays that spilled into the homeward rush hours.
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The light changed and vehicles from a nearby street spilled onto the clogged roadway, causing further congestion.
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A highway off-ramp spilled traffic onto the street below, and another high-rise was under construction.
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At its first meeting, all 13 members walked under ladders into a room filled with spilled salt.
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"They were hoping to keep things under wraps but Lance Bass spilled the beans!" the source said.
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On Wednesday, the dispute spilled into the public with conflicting versions about what the Justice Department wants.
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Boisterous protesters spilled into Athens, waving Syriza flags and denouncing the European power centers, Brussels and Berlin.
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"Although there will be blood spilled on January 18th, it will not be bad blood," Conor said.
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The longer I abstained, the better I felt, in ways that spilled into marriage, work, parenting, friendships.
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I also did a question and answer post as well as spilled the beans in an FAQ.
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And the spread of his dossier in Washington shows how these tactics have spilled into American politics.
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Around 1800, Russian America consolidated under a trading company, and spilled beyond Alaska, down the Pacific Coast.
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Not one more drop of American blood should be spilled trying to solve the unsolvable in Afghanistan.
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The omelet was so creamy that with a touch it split in two and spilled its insides.
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Drivers voiced glaring issues with the program, citing spilled food and lingering smells as a primary concern.
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CNN affiliate Radio NZ reported this week about 100 metric tons of fuel have spilled so far.
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Indiscriminate pressure across commodities likely spilled over into gold trade during this unusual period, Dudas told CNBC.
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With the 2018 farm bill just around the corner, the time is right to decry spilled milk.
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His teammates spilled onto the field, and the first person he hugged was injured reliever Dellin Betances.
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Words spilled out in double time, then triple time; his pitch moved up an octave or two.
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Investors were forced to unwind their positions, a cascading effect that spilled over into the broader market.
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Years of grievances spilled forth when Bridget Manley Mayer asked the couple what had brought them there.
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Mr. Hersey arrived to find that the selling agent had spilled liquid laundry detergent on the floor.
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The Keystone 1 pipeline spilled 2023,000 gallons of oil near a small town in South Dakota Thursday.
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Complaints about Cambridge were legion during the 2016 campaign and spilled into the press in real time.
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A stain wasn't just a painterly stain; it was a barf stain or something that spilled over.
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It became sentient when Professor E. Gadd, a bumbling scientist in the game, spilled coffee on the energy.
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Kylie Jenner's strange childhood eating habits weren't the only family food facts Kendall spilled while talking to Fallon.
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Cohen's links to the bank spilled into public view during his dramatic daylong public hearing on Capitol Hill.
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"Above all, everything must be done such that more blood is not spilled and lives lost," Merkel said.
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Manzo, 46, spilled the news of her engagement during an appearance on SiriusXM's Jeff Lewis Live on Wednesday.
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The pipeline blast took place Friday as people collected spilled gasoline in buckets, plastic jugs and garbage cans.
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Cohen, 50, spilled details about the argument on Monday's episode of Andy Cohen Live, his SiriusXM radio show.
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Political observers during the Trump era have spilled a lot of ink asking where the red line is.
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Much digital ink has been spilled about Carrie Fisher in the hours after her passing Tuesday at 60.
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The impact of the Syrian civil war spilled onto Europe's shores with the flood of families seeking refuge.
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That tension spilled out in the letter sent to Nielsen last year, which sent shockwaves throughout the agency.
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"Long story short, she pried, I spilled the beans, and she talked me out of it," he wrote.
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They're empty, and some are turned on their sides; any seeds in these containers have presumably spilled out.
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George Ross, a Briggs employee from Aberdeen, Scotland, watches a controlled burn of spilled oil July 28, 22010.
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Spilled sugar makes me feel extremely panicky, but a drawer rammed with cables and batteries, not so much.
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But few countries have been involved in such a hybrid conflict that spilled over to the physical realm.
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But, the show's veteran costume designer just (super subtly) spilled two vital upcoming moments in the new season.
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I forgave the therapist who told me, "It's just hormones," when I spilled my heart out to him.
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The spilled chemicals, mostly gasoline-blending components, forced the Coast Guard to shut the channel for three days.
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But in that brief moment, I came up short and unintentionally spilled salt on some very real wounds.
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Much digital ink has been spilled about the prospective intensity of the upcoming premiere of The Walking Dead.
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The gore-hungry Demogoron smells all the spilled blood and shows up, dragging Barb to the Upside Down.
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The issue spilled into Iowa as Harris and Biden returned Wednesday for the first time since the debate.
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The sex of her baby is the second cup of tea that Teigen has spilled to fans tonight.
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Within minutes of stepping into a hotel room, he spilled his entire cup of coffee on the floor.
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Or as if its existence has been widely unknown until his tapes spilled them out into the open.
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For instance, Kevin accidentally spilled Brother Buckley's lemonade, and replace it with horchata — which is much more expensive.
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Just last week, a Canadian oil pipeline spilled 53,000 gallons of oil onto Aboriginal land in Saskatchewan, Canada.
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After dropping by multiple times, Derek's mom finally spilled to Andrea that he had a crush on her.
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Broken glass—and spilled food—will be the last thing you&aposll want to contend with when unpacking.
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Rumors of sexual assault have spilled into the open about comedian Louis CK, actor Ben Affleck, and others.
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A glossy coat of spilled beer, mud and sweat often overtake the character of that old hardwood floor.
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In many editions, listings spilled over US borders into Mexico and Canada, going as far north as Alaska.
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That gave Nashville another five-on-three and a power play that would have spilled over into overtime.
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His brain was just spilled onto the playing surface and they are letting him back in the game?
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WATTERS: No, these are just your notes that spilled over, Dana, because you have so much reading material.
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He said he didn't see it happen and noted the majority of paint was spilled on the roadway.
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With subway stations and traffic lights suddenly dark, thousands of people spilled outside on a hot summer's night.
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And as Kim Renfro reported at Tech Insider, that streak of independence sometimes spilled over to social causes.
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The rally spilled over into Asia, where Australian 10-year bond yields fell to their lowest since June.
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Finally, after much ink spilled and many hours prognosticating, it happened: Uber started trading on the stock market.
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Preston Wake, who was on the flight, said that a flight attendant spilled the soda, which "drenched" him.
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The situation spilled onto the sidewalk, where Boucher spat on a man, 30, and woman, 34, police said.
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The crowds that spilled onto Wilshire Boulevard and across Pershing Square, wielding signs, chanting Her body, her choice!
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I used to sit a certain way in public to hide the rolls that spilled over my pants.
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The YPG-FSA conflict has also spilled into Aleppo itself, whose Sheikh Maqsoud district is under YPG control.
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The U.S. currency dipped 0.2 percent to 109.975 yen as Friday's Wall Street losses spilled over into Asia.
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He looked through a side window and saw what he thought was red wine spilled on the floor.
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Transpetro said in a statement the oil had spilled into the Estrela River, which feeds the Guanabara Bay.
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It's unknown if the trials were actually successful and whether or not the large robots spilled any drinks.
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For some reason, though, Trump didn't appear to mind it, until the accusation spilled out into the press.
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There are speeches to give, tears to be spilled, dressed to be filled, Mel Gibsons to be feted.
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Plenty of ink has been spilled on cyber doomsday scenarios -- the question is what we're doing about it.
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He pulled the fire alarm, his former classmates spilled into the hallways, and he proceeded to massacre them.
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Priebus reportedly became a frequent target for Trump's ire as internal White House strife spilled into the public.
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Still, many analysts doubt that the two will work effectively together after so much blood has been spilled.
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It was not clear how much crude oil was spilled, according to Brent Nelson, Walsh County Emergency Manager.
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Recently, the heated debate around Google's efforts to create a more diverse workforce spilled out into the open.
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Ruefully I scuffed the spilled earth and pebbles with my shoe and thought of Poussin— Was it Poussin?
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True 'BiP' fans know all too well how she spilled the Blake tea to everyone and their mama.
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The positive mood spilled into other consumer related shares with electronics and bookstore operator Jarir adding 13 percent.
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But afterward, there were plenty of opportunities to see and be seen as after-parties spilled across Manhattan.
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She got a flat tire, then stuck in traffic, then saw an accident, then spilled coffee on herself?
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So much ink has been spilled on the new products already that we will keep it mercifully short.
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A pipeline operated by the company spilled 100,85033 gallons of crude oil in Santa Barbara County last May.
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Much ink will be – and has been – spilled on the outcome and its implications for Turkey and beyond.
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A pipeline in southern Illinois has spilled more than 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel, the Chicago Tribune reports.
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There's an ongoing dispute over how much has spilled, because floodwater has still not receded in many areas.
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"I saw what I thought was red wine spilled on the carpet," he testified in court on Wednesday.
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These sleeves are designed to protect your tech from getting scratches up or spilled on in your bag.
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It was in January of this year that the Pruitt-replacing-Sessions rumor first spilled into the media.
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No blood was spilled, and we didn't even see a White Walker until the end of the episode.
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Prosecutors say Hernandez killed the men because one of them spilled a drink on him inside the club.
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Perhaps some of the newfound confusion [from becoming a father] got spilled over on some of the tracks.
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Don't spend more than you'd be willing to part with in case the couch does get spilled on.
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The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood is one of the most recognizable symbols of St. Petersburg.
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The U.S. and Iran came very close to open conflict as the confrontation spilled into the Persian Gulf.
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It seems as if the antelope spilled the food, and its only takeaway was a cardboard box. Delicious!
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The thin light spilled through the air shaft and onto our bed, and in it he looked strange.
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He was part of a standing-room crowd that lined the back wall and spilled into the lobby.
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A lot of pixels have been spilled on the basic hypocrisy of the procedural aspects of the AHCA.
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That's when Riley spilled the beans about his country music moonlighting ... and we gotta admit, dude sounds legit.
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It spilled over on Twitter, of course, which is bad and dumb; eventually, it quickly became a farce.
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I beamed, spilled some coffee on the overalls and dumped my wallet's remaining coins into her tip jar.
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The case has also spilled over Spain's borders because the defendants have sought the backing of international institutions.
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A judge rejected the argument, but the conversation spilled from a Wyoming district court to the national spotlight.
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She confronted him about it, and he got angry at me even though I never spilled the beans.
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As intensity on both sides has increased, interparty tensions unusual in the modern Senate have spilled into public.
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Everything is blanketed with a deep snow that, among other things, highlights the frequently spilled, bright-red blood.
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Complaints about malfunctioning machines and jammed scanners spilled forth on social media from polling places across the country.
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The truth then spilled out: Tamaki was already seeing someone — a foreigner who also happened to be black.
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Moments later, a butterfly landed near some of the spilled drink that had pooled in a small crevice.
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How much ink has been spilled on that pair of brooding, scheming presidents, Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon?
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That animosity spilled over into an on-field confrontation Sunday before the teams had even played a down.
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Gains in Peugeot spilled over to Italy's Fiat Chrysler, which is set to merge with the French carmaker.
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As Whole Foods' troubles spilled into public view, talk about a sale of the company began to swirl.
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Amid a deafening, horrific screech of rupturing metal, more than a million gallons of fuel spilled and exploded.
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The contentious debate over witnesses in President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment trial spilled into Fox News on Monday.
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Wafa and the Afghans spilled out of the back, and the Taliban gathered them next to the pickups.
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"I think that Gabbard supporters citing these concocted spilled-milk motivations is nonsense," said Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill.
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These incidents have spilled into public view over the past year, leading to concern about the firm's image.
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Who can keep all this millennial etiquette straight when your Borzoi just spilled emeralds all over your laptop?
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It all seemed fairly lighthearted — until it spilled onto social media, with the two exchanging barbs on Twitter.
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When Christopher tore the box open, the pieces spilled out in tidy plastic bags—the set was complete.
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The iconic singer also spilled some tea about a possible new plot for a "9 to 5" reboot.
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She spilled a half bag of raw sugar onto (and into) her keyboard during a cooking-related mishap.
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During that training, he saw his share of spilled gallstones — both in the body and on CT scans.
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The video from Samsung showed it communicating with a smart vacuum cleaner to clear up some spilled cereal.
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She walked toward him, but he was opening the doors of the car, and little children spilled out.
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The positive mood spilled into shares of other producers, most of which have not yet posted quarterly earnings.
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A segment of the Keystone pipeline, built in 85033, spilled 35 times in its first year of operations.
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Gradually, the protests spilled into downtown Seoul and across the country in a rhythm both violent and predictable.
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The crowd spilled onto the grounds outside the stadium, forcing many to watch Mr. Macron on huge screens.
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" Said Tomlin: "I'm not going to cry over spilled milk and all that crap and talk about replay.
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When the train pulled into the 90th Street-Elmhurst Avenue Station, the brawl spilled out onto the platform.
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Furniture and families spilled out into the street with little prospect of shelter or compensation from the state.
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Much ink at the time was spilled over the fact that the GameCube launched without a Mario title.
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A day later, about two million people spilled on to the streets, many demanding that she step down.
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In it, O'Brien spilled details of a life he thought wasn't worth living, and an affair with a teenager.
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Dust builds up, crumbs are spilled, and if you have pets — you know how bad the shedding can be.
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If ARKit was designed for sculptural precision, Dumb Fun is spilled paint, a soupy graffiti made of Myspace themes.
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One of those songs is a tune called "Bad Karma," the name of which she spilled during that chat.
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Show up early and it's very mellow; show up late and you'll get drinks spilled all over your shoes.
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"I would have worn a different dress!" she spilled to David, as they prepared to walk down the aisle.
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The oil spilled into the swollen Little Rock River in Lyon County when 32 oil tanker cars derailed Friday.
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San Jacinto River and Rail said it spilled a "foamy emulsion" when floodwaters overtopped the berms around its facility.
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The This Is Us star, 41, spilled the beans on the Golden Globes red carpet on Sunday after E!
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The 2018 market hangover spilled into the new year as the major indexes came under more pressure on Wednesday.
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The uncertain climate has spilled over into financial markets, where stocks have been caught in a wave of volatility.
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Adams spilled the beans to Underwood that Miller-Keyes and Randolph may not be as genuine as they appear.
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In Sydney, anti-Trump protesters and Trump supporters spilled into the city's streets Saturday to protest the US President.
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Nearby shops were also burnt down in the explosion after fuel from the crash spilled on them, officials said.
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Much ink has been spilled on Facebook's Free Basics program and how it violates the tenets of net neutrality.
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That way, a company such as Apple's total dataset reveals meaningful results without any one person's secrets being spilled.
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Also any spilled hot sauce from that tense moment in the third quarter can really upset your pet's stomach.
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There's a melodic component here, too, but good luck finding it beneath the laywers of grime and spilled blood.
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The trade turmoil has already spilled into military relations as the two superpowers scale down high-level security engagements.
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Several hundred people spilled onto a nearby highway, blocking the road for hours and facing off with riot police.
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A hefty half-pound of poached meat tossed with a scallion mayo spilled out of a grilled potato bun.
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In another effect of Trump–Russia fame, what would usually be personal drama has sometimes spilled into the investigation.
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More than 220,000 have been killed and millions more displaced as the war spilled into towns and rural communities.
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The contestant—once the beans had been spilled, in 1958, by Mr Stempel and others—bitterly regretted his behaviour.
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Empty soda bottles, coffee cups, and the remains of people's lunches spilled out of bins and littered the ground.
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Now he was slumped on the ground, his vacant eyes still open, as blood spilled onto his camouflage uniform.
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That spilled into currencies, with the Australian dollar — a barometer of China's economic fortunes — gaining 0.2 percent to $0.7235.
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Weapons spilled out of Libya's armouries, and smuggling networks for everything from people to drugs developed across the Sahara.
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Paint and glitter spilled across the blue linoleum and most of the tables in the room, but not Downey's.
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So much ink has been spilled about the aspirational quality of Instagram, and the medium is ideal for that.
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Keith Davidson, 46, purportedly became angry with his wife, who is not being identified, after she spilled some milk.
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With Meltdown and Spectre, that multi-party coordination broke down and the secret spilled out before anyone was ready.
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Throughout his time playing the web-slinging superhero, Holland has accidentally (and hilariously) spilled some of Marvel's biggest secrets.
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Following the death of another African-American at the hands of police, anger spilled out on social media pages.
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Back in July, Mendes spilled the tea on her relationship to Us Weekly on the red carpet for BeautyCon.
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This was the beginning of a very promising Twitter beef, and the world wondered what beans would be spilled.
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It gained strength in the 1960s when the Cultural Revolution spilled over from the mainland, triggering pro-Communist riots.
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Then things really got going at night, when the crowd from the venue spilled out into the parking lot.
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Sean Bean, who played Ned Stark in season 1, spilled the beans about the reunion special back in October.
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In recent months much ink has been spilled over the idea that China might be cutting back on consumption.
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In fact, it's quite possible that you guessed the star was having a baby before she spilled the tea.
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Another memory spilled out, about a fly-on-the-wall moment at the Mark once when Barbara Walters arrived.
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Mount also spilled that the new Number One would be played by none other than genre icon Rebecca Romijn.
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The Irish almost went ahead on the stroke of halftime as goalkeeper Matus Kozacik spilled Chris Baird's low shot.
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It was the first time anti-China sentiment in Hong Kong had spilled so explicitly onto the Olympic stage.
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Years of disagreement among major powers on Syria spilled over in the Security Council before and after the veto.
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Just in April, the burgeoning lava lake overflowed its banks and spilled onto the floor of the volcano's summit.
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In more than 150 cities, protesters blocked bridges and tunnels, spilled into roadways and disrupted that year's holiday shopping.
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Remember, Kyle spilled the beans back in August on Denise Richards' ex, Charlie, possibly making an appearance this season.
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Jake Johnson might have just spilled the beans on whether Fox is going to cancel or renew New Girl.
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Long-simmering cultural clashes between immigrant Korean business owners and predominately African-American customers spilled over with the acquittals.
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But Dodds, who -- unlike Foster -- has a seat in Westminster, spilled the beans on what they were really thinking.
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A slew of wedding planners spilled on the awkward moment they realized their bride and groom would probably split.
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Friday's bearish tone has spilled into Monday's session, said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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He had to amend the statement several times as new details about the meeting spilled out in public view.
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Within a couple hours, knives had allegedly been drawn, blood had been spilled, and ten arrests had been made.
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They weren't much in the mood for chitchat as they left, but Ted spilled the beans on who paid.
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Whatever tea is spilled as Mercury meets Mars comes second to the impression that you leave on the world.
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Who would think that a tragedy like a spilled mug of coffee could ferment an abstract piece of art?
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We were recumbent along an intimate vertical axis, and our words, unmarred by dubious glances, spilled into the air.
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The Keystone pipeline itself spilled an estimated 28500,6900 gallons of oil in 2628, and 28503,22019 gallons in April 2016.
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After the report's release, tensions in the department that had been building for months spilled out into the open.
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Sometimes the coffee will have spilled onto the bagel, and then of course, you know how upsetting that is.
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"The casualties occurred in the smoke that spilled out from the tank, according to preliminary information," he told reporters.
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Every few seconds, they dipped their beaks to drink, and, in the process, spilled undigested pellets into the water.
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Democrats blocked a slate of bills on Wednesday evening as a fight over miners spilled onto the Senate floor.
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Last October, 20 cars and four commercial motorcycles were burned when a tanker spilled petroleum on a busy road.
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But it didn't work very well: The device spilled a lot of what it collected back into the ocean.
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Things get spilled throughout the day, and many classrooms only get a quick sweep by the custodians after school.
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Plenty of ink will be spilled on their particular approaches to health care, climate change, labor, and so on.
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How the bond 'bubble' affects stocksThe fallout of negative bond yields has already spilled over into the stock market.
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The high-speed Amtrak train with 83 passengers spilled onto Interstate 5 in the state after leaving the tracks.
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It was a heady time in the Yukon, where even janitors found wealth by sweeping up spilled gold dust.
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More than 200 petrochemical storage tanks have been wrecked, more than 100 million gallons of petroleum and chemicals spilled.
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The loud disagreement spilled out after the meeting into the outer Oval, before Stepien and Lewandowski eventually stepped outside.
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When Wrigley Field finally began to empty, nearly an hour after the game, the crowds spilled into neighborhood bars.
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That being said ... Carl's got a favorite pair of kicks in his closet, and spilled the beans to us.
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The current unrest began as a gang clash at a high school, which spilled over into a protest movement.
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The tale spilled out of him quickly in 1981, during a rare period of wonderful feelings about the world.
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Anyone who paid attention to the show could understand the motivations and machinations that led to blood being spilled.
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Feo swayed, then spilled onto the bottom steps of the stoop, his bags and theremin crashing down around him.
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Former Real Housewives of Atlanta star Claudia Jordan may have just spilled the beans on a long-rumored relationship.
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The frustrations of Republican leadership and ideological purists have spilled out into the open in the past few days.
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He helped Bernie become the lovable, crotchety character whose fame spilled way over the boundaries of late-night comedy.
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He subsequently struggled with anxiety that spilled into his daily routine and precipitated his release before the 2015 season.
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On Wednesday, however, tensions between the Justice Department and executives at the two companies spilled out into the open.
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But another contingent of Asian-Americans turned out to support Harvard, and the crowd spilled into an overflow room.
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As the crowd spilled out, the reporters embedded with her, flying on a separate charter, stayed at the venue.
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Nick spilled the tea with "The Breakfast Club" Thursday ... saying he's following God's orders to be fruitful and multiply.
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It was a relaxing break until someone accidentally tipped over the soda, which spilled across the truck's passenger compartment.
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The case has also spilled over the border because the jailed separatist politicians have sought support from international institutions.
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From countless mistakes, ounces of spilled blood and gallons of sweat comes something simple and enduring; practical yet elegant.
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Outside the gates, heaps of garbage spilled out of cans on the Ellipse, just south of the executive complex.
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About 50 gallons of diesel fuel spilled onto the highway, intensifying the flames and releasing plumes of black smoke.
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When school let out, students spilled out from a campus on foot and filled local coffee shops and bakeries.
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Some protesters spilled onto a busy freeway, blocking traffic and causing a major tailback, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Kashmir sits on the frontier of India and Pakistan, and both countries have spilled rivers of blood over it.
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Waves of dark hair spilled around her shoulders; a printed bandanna was tied over the crown of her head.
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One day in 2008, a lethal weapon from a bygone era spilled out of a hillside in New Mexico.
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Some of those rescued suffered chemical burns from exposure to fuel that spilled from their boat into the water.
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Recently, the heated debate around Google's efforts to create a more diverse work force spilled out into the open.
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He pointed to hateful comments on social media and false online rumors that have spilled over into everyday life.
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The train arrived at the stop in Manhattan and the team and their equipment spilled out onto the platform.
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According to FlightGlobal, a drink was spilled in the cockpit about 15 minutes before the engine shut itself down.
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Mr. Darby's enthusiasm spilled over into an article he wrote for Popular Science magazine in 1965 about his invention.
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In 2017, a Keystone crude pipeline leak in rural South Dakota spilled nearly 6,600 barrels, the PHMSA data showed.
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In 2017, a Keystone crude pipeline leak in rural South Dakota spilled nearly 6,600 barrels, the PHMSA data showed.
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That pleasantness spilled into what turned out to be an almost, but not quite, perfect evening at Il Cantinori.
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Lots of words have already been spilled by critics praising the game's aesthetic work, and they're all well earned.
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Doesn't sound like things got to that level -- but clearly, the feud spilled onto Twitter ... and roped in Gigi.
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The terminal was leaking, the company said, though it was too early to tell how much oil had spilled.
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Photos of Parnas posing cheerfully with the president and other high-ranking Republicans have already spilled out in public.
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At times, tensions between these groups and the local Han Chinese have spilled over into violence and terrorist attacks.
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Looking through the front window, he also noticed a stain he thought to be spilled wine on the carpet.
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In the past three months, President Trump's tweets have spilled out at triple the rate he set in 2017.
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When our Ashura procession pulled up outside the mosque, hundreds of men spilled into the courtyard and stripped down.
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The meeting was soon reported on, and the tensions surrounding Pelosi and the Judiciary Committee spilled into public view.
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The rally in Europe spilled over to U.S. stocks, with New York-listed stock of Fiat gaining 5.8 percent.
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One time, my daughter spilled some yogurt on the cushion, but it wiped off easily without leaving any spots.
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One night, there was a shooting incident between Martelly's followers and U.N. peacekeepers, and protests spilled into the streets.
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A rectangle of sun spilled through the starboard-side door, swaying and moving against the grain of the carpet.
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Frenzied buying has spilled over from big cities into nearby satellite cities where price rises had been more modest.
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A transatlantic flight was forced to divert because a pilot spilled a cup of coffee on the aircraft's controls.
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