In Poland Law and Justice has splashed out on a welfare bonanza.
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Earlier this year, West splashed out on a $14 million ranch in Wyoming.
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The firm operates dozens of fulfilment centres in America and has splashed out on automation.
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Tom Holland splashed out on his brothers' 21st-birthday presents, buying them a piano and a Rolex.
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Since HBO wasn't bringing a Watchmen panel to the con, the network must have splashed out on something memorable.
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Univision is also looking to build its online portfolio, but it has already splashed out on other companies recently.
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Johnson & Johnson, L'Oreal and other giants have splashed out on cutting-edge cosmetics in Japan and Korea, seeking clout and innovation.
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Her hair has been bobbed and curled, and she's splashed out on the sparkly pink drop-waist dress she wanted to buy.
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Consumers splashed out on food, alcohol, clothes, household goods and communications while using less gas and electricity because of rising utility prices.
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Huawei splashed out on international marketing campaigns last year, getting footballer Lionel Messi and Hollywood stars Scarlett Johannson and Henry Cavill as brand ambassadors.
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Lu Xianfeng, a little-known Chinese entrepreneur, visited not long after President Xi Jinping paid a visit and splashed out on Australia's largest dairy.
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Imported high-end beers saw a 60 percent jump last year as consumers splashed out on brews such as "Hop Zombie" and "Armageddon IPA".
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PARIS (Reuters) - Asian-controlled leasing companies splashed out on passenger jets worth $25 billion at list prices to pick out bargains as planemakers Airbus (AIR.
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But that would not have come with a big Chinese loan or the cash that was splashed out on subcontracts and the land purchases needed for the new line.
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Australian construction spending boasted its biggest rise on record last quarter as miners splashed out on major engineering projects, a surprise that could lift economic growth well above initial expectations.
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One of the first big boosts in NHS spending came in 1962 when Enoch Powell, an early champion of the free market, splashed out on 90 new and 134 refurbished hospitals.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian construction spending boasted its biggest rise on record last quarter as miners splashed out on major engineering projects, a surprise that could lift economic growth well above initial expectations.
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Australian shoppers splashed out on clothing and at department stores in May in a much-needed fillip to consumption, while a strong month for resource exports also augured well for economic growth.
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Over the past few years, Chinese companies have splashed out on many prominent properties - China Investment Corporation bought several office buildings in Sydney and Brisbane, and Aqualand purchased waterfront property in Sydney.
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Symptom A: Albertsons buying Rite Aid to gain scale and enter the pharmacy business Symptom B: Walmart's online sales growing just 23 percent in the fourth quarter, after it splashed out on Jet.
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That marked the fastest expansion in more than three years as shoppers splashed out on durable goods, an encouraging sign that consumer spending is no longer the weak spot in Japan's economic outlook.
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Prosecutors have introduced evidence suggesting Manafort oversaw transfers of funds directly from offshore accounts to vendors and merchants, and splashed out on flashy, big-ticket items like a $15,000 ostrich jacket and a $21,000 watch.
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SYDNEY, July 4 (Reuters) - Australian shoppers splashed out on clothing and at department stores in May in a much-needed fillip to consumption, while a strong month for resource exports also augured well for economic growth.
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Your job's a joke, you're broke, your love life's D.O.A. and you can think of nothing sweeter than crawling back to your cramped flatshare and downing a glass of that £7.99 Pinot Grigio you splashed out on last payday.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)4) Check you're getting the full 4K experienceIf you've splashed out on a full 4K-capable Xbox One X console, then you want to make sure that all those pixels are getting pushed to your television set.
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When he landed his big role as Charlie Wu, the former flame of major character Astrid, in "Crazy Rich Asians" pre-production sequel "China Rich Girlfriend," Shum said he splashed out on not one, but two, electronic skateboards, known as Onewheels.
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Unlike others, however, he has not splashed out on star players to boost his profile, but has invested for the long term, spending £100m on infrastructure, such as a training ground and youth academy, and on scouting for overlooked talent.
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It appears Justin Bieber is taking his 2015 hit "Love Yourself" quite literally: The Canadian singer-songwriter has splashed out on some new high-end wrist candy as a wedding present to himself — he did make it down the aisle twice, after all.
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At the height of music industry excess, the artists had such a healthy credit rating that they splashed out on theme parks, imported safari animals, and dubiously expensive holistic therapies alongside the usual vacuous shit mega-rich people do, like owning eight houses and seventeen vintage cars.
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Some 30 other princes were also arrested, mistreated, humiliated and stripped of their wealth, even as MbS splashed out on palaces, a $500 million yacht, and set a new record in the international art market with the purchase of a painting by Italian Renaissance engineer and painter Leonardo Da Vinci.
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The pre-season saw John Rudge spend a small amount of the money received on the sales of Ian Taylor and Peter Swan to bring Tony Naylor to the club from Crewe Alexandra for a £150,000 fee. A further £200,000 was splashed out on Nottingham Forest forward Lee Glover. Another £4,500 was spent on Dutch goalkeeper Arjan van Heusden from VV Noordwijk. Arriving on free transfers were Craig Lawton (Manchester United) and Stewart Talbot (Moor Green).
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On 26 November 1999, Kute FM changed name launched as 107.3 The Eagle. The station was designed by UKRD CEO, Mike Powell and fashioned on the existing 96.4 The Eagle in Guildford, complete with logo, also owned by UKRD. Its advertising campaign was carried out by advertising agency "The Creative Department" and posters featuring well-known lyrics from pop songs were splashed out on the back of First buses and newspaper ads. ironically in the Bristol Evening Post and Western Daily Press, its pre-launch partners.
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There's no authenticity; it just seems like the songs were built from a collection of "brutal" ideas written on pieces of paper, put together in a hat, and splashed out on the floor." The album received a 1.5 out of 5 rating. A review on AbsolutePunk was also critical of the album, stating that while some songs were "heavy, but catchy" and "sounds like it would have a room full of people moshing until they drop", at some points it feels like the band is "half-arseing it", going on to say "Sometimes you wish they would throw in some thrash beats, and fast riffing. This can disappoint and I feel like a few solo's wouldn't go amiss.
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