So here we were, spilling all the secrets of our blood.
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Luckily, there's an easy way to keep Siri from spilling all of your secrets.
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Gigi Hadid is spilling all the secrets about Taylor Swift's low-key Halloween party.
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Now that The Big Bang Theory is over, Kaley Cuoco is spilling all the secrets.
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Forget hot cocoa: Kylie Jenner is getting in the holiday spirit by spilling all the tea.
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"Everything was spilling all over the place," said Mr. Cao, a 31-year-old Shanghai resident.
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Parton is spilling all the tea in this new series so get ready to drink deep.
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So, the trick of the matter is getting Julian to start spilling all the details he's withholding.
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Our favorite Beauty Innovator Awards honorees are all under $20, and we're spilling all the details, ahead.
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From Beyoncé's Lemonade curls to Nicki Minaj's pin-straight strands, Kimble is spilling all her hair secrets ahead.
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And in a guest passage in her mom Ivana's new memoir, Raising Trump, she's spilling all the details.
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Judge then went on the attack, texting Dodd to reveal that Gunvalson was spilling all of her secrets.
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The man said the 45-degree tilt resulted in items inside his room spilling all over the floor.
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Bruce's mother, Martha, is then shot, and pearls from her necklace are sent spilling all over the concrete.
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Without oxygen to keep them alive, the cells self-destruct, spilling all that fluid onto the coffin floor.
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The pump bottle is convenient and prevents the oil from spilling all over your hands or bathroom counter.
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In an act of catharsis for viewers, Brown sent Parker packing by spilling all the windmill tea on him.
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The shattering effect is spectacular in slow motion, especially when combined with the grape juice spilling all over the place.
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At this point, Google is risking spilling all the beans about the Pixel 4 before its annual autumn product showcase.
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Khloé Kardashian is spilling all the tea about how her sex life with boyfriend Tristan Thompson has changed throughout her pregnancy.
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He's worried he'll just be pawned off to the U.S. where he faces death for spilling all those sensitive state secrets.
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Then…you have to detatch the (pump), cap the bottles and pack it all away, hopefully without spilling all over yourself.
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And his new bride, a music management student and singer, is spilling all the details on her sexy cutout mermaid-style gown.
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A dizzying array of artworks is spread over six sectors at the fair, with satellite events spilling all over the Swiss city.
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Fortunately, the producers of This Is Us are spilling all the tea — or, more accurately, giving us a taste of what's to come.
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Bieber's supposed decision to bite directly into the middle — resulting in beans, cheese, meat, and lettuce spilling all over the ground — is absurd.
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Remember that eclipses reveal things, and this is one intense eclipse season—Mercury and Jupiter together will have everyone spilling all their secrets!
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Steve Harvey is spilling all the details about his epic Miss Universe gaffe, and shutting down any allegations that he skipped rehearsals for the pageant.
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Across 12 tracks, McCallion and Dey unfurl all sorts of existential anxieties—spilling all the discomfort that comes from being alive in the internet age.
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The journalist tied the knot to British producer James Fletcher over the weekend, and she's spilling all the details on her bridal look exclusively with us.
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The Bachelor Winter Games stars Ashley Iaconetti, Dean Unglert, and Eric Bigger are spilling all the behind-the-scenes secrets about the Olympics-themed reality spinoff.
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Even though Camila Cabello isn't planning on spilling all the details about her love life anytime soon, she can't deny how happy she is right now.
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There I saw that the water in the pools and hot tubs housed within was spilling all over the place because of the ship's rocking back and forth.
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In short, immunity is the ultimate inducement as it relates to spilling all the beans about any fraud, illegality or underhanded dealings -- if there are any such beans.
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And now the reality star turned runway mainstay is spilling all of her style secrets exclusively to PeopleStyle so you too can do your best supermodel on the street impression.
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At one minute after midnight expect a slew of tweets spilling all the secrets, which its creators have begged those who have attended the show in London to keep under wraps.
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If you've ever wondered what it's like to be on the court as the best players in tennis duke it out in front of you, an anonymous ball person is spilling all the details.
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The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 50, is appearing on TV One's hit new autobiography series Uncensored — and PEOPLE has the exclusive sneak peek of Leakes spilling all about what lead her to the pole.
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It all came to a head yesterday, when someone (likely a disgruntled customer) presumably hacked the brand's page, spilling all kinds of tea and sharing messages about backorders and refunds that were supposedly never fulfilled.
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It has a sustainably-sourced thermal cork band that won't slip off, an ergonomic sipper hole with a seal closure that prevents coffee from spilling all over you during your commute, and it's microwave safe.
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According to WECT 6 News, emergency officials believed the cause of the accident was the truck's acceleration after the light turned green, which caused the back door to open, spilling all of the precious cookie dough.
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Once you open it, you can still carry the bag by the top handle, because the pack's weight is properly distributed and it retains an upright shape instead of spilling all your stuff on the floor.
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Priestly cradles long, freshly harvested stalks in her arms, her stillness and poise harmonizing with the unfiltered sunlight against her face, illuminating her work clothes and spilling all over the sugar cane crop towering behind her.
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In my opinion (and from what I've heard from others), a lot of people are hesitant about online dating because spilling all of the deep stuff right out of the gate is just too much pressure and too much work.
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He told Border Patrol agents that he was part of a group that attempted to cross the river in a rubber raft that "capsized, spilling all of its occupants into the cold and fast-flowing waters," according to Customs and Border Protection.
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It has to be funny that after spilling all that blood, our blood, our government, which first imposed this blood law — that we keep such close track of it — make sure we don't lose its quantity, or quality, or, what are we talking about again?
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Of all the items that have swooped in to replace the somewhat-recently maligned plastic straw — melty paper tubes, injurious metal sticks, carb-heavy bucatini alternatives, the time-honored option of just spilling all over yourself — the strawless cold-cup lid is possibly the most absurd.
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King Rajasimeshwaran being no exception had been performing the same kind of rituals. Once when a milkman was bringing milk to the kings place, he was hindered by a root in the ground, which was irregular in shape, almost like a rock. The man fell down spilling all the milk on the root. He continued bringing milk the next day and the same incident took place.
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All versions share the following basic narrative structure. Danggeum-aegi is the virgin daughter of a nobleman. When her parents and brothers are temporarily absent, a Buddhist priest comes on an alms round to her house. Danggeum-aegi gives alms in the form of rice, but the priest usually stalls for time by spilling all the rice that she gives, so that she must pick them up and offer them again.
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Hoss, Jasmine, and Hollingsworth flee the house with two jugs of holy water (blessed by Hoss, who is revealed to be a former priest), to find his grave and bless it. However, Andre pursues them and while running, the jugs break, spilling all the water. He kills Hollingsworth, and stabs both Hoss and Jasmine. Now without any water and seemingly defeated, they both crawl over to his grave, preparing to die together.
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When that fails, they trigger a series of powerful tremors in order to shake the Ducks back down the shaft. This accidentally causes Scrooge's money bin to dislodge, slide across the shaft, and crack open, spilling all his money into the underground. However, since they think of money as worthless garbage ("We all know what the above-grounders think of money--they try to give it away on their radio quiz shows!"), the Terries and Fermies unite for a massive clean- up.
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After spilling all of the paint Bugs then has to defeat Drip-Along Daffy if all the paint hasn't been spilled or Robin Hood Daffy if all the paint was spilled as well as avoid Duck Dodgers who can't be defeated at all and can kill Bugs in one hit with his laser blaster. The credits played, but there's tons of dynamite there, after the credits finish rolling, Daffy pops up and says, "You're despicable!", The That's All Folks Title card appears and an explosion shakes the camera.
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House at Camp II (expedition photo) Camp II was established on July 3 but right at the start there was a serious accident when a rock fell on a can containing most of the supply of cooking fuel, spilling all the oil. Streatfeild led a small party to the foot of Gasherbrum hoping to find the supply left by a French group in 1936. It turned out porters had looted the fuel but Streatfeild in turn acquired some cans of food. Pemba Kitar, and the cook, Ahdoo, went off down to Askole, a march expected to take seven days, to get porters to bring up a supply of firewood.
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