Plus, we don't have to worry about a spoiling situation.
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It says our dogs are conning us into spoiling them.
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Without spoiling the puzzle, the black lighting illuminated the situation.
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Hammond: People are often very worried about spoiling young infants.
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The party wasn't Jenner's only way of spoiling her man.
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If anything, the Red Star were actually spoiling their supporters.
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You can tell when people are spoiling for a fight.
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Apple is removing its own ambiguity, therefore spoiling our punchline.
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Without spoiling anything, Reiser plays a doctor on the series.
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But he is a classic bad apple spoiling the bunch.
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But the White House says it's spoiling for the fight.
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But others found him intrusive and spoiling for an argument.
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This group is spoiling to oust the president this November.
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No wonder Trump seems to be spoiling for this fight.
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A powerful family, teeming with dysfunction and spoiling for conflict.
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A powerful family, teeming with dysfunction and spoiling for conflict.
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"I think some people confuse unconditional love with spoiling," she explained.
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You wouldn't want me spoiling this perfect complexion now, would you?
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Now he has 8-1 odds of spoiling the Triple Crown.
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He's more concerned with spoiling his plans than preserving his marriage.
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And spoiling your cat doesn't make you a crazy cat person.
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Tired of people on Twitter spoiling the Grammy Awards every year?
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I can't write much more without spoiling some wonderful, unexpected twists.
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But streaming guidelines didn't prevent players from spoiling the game anyway.
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The season of Bachelor spoiling is here, and I'm not participating.
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Without spoiling them, they're a timeless resolution to a timeless formula.
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Some leading Lords are spoiling for a fight with the government.
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"Spoiling every single reveal for everyone up there, driving everyone nuts."
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Spoiling every single reveal for everyone up there, driving everyone nuts.
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That the SPD is spoiling for a fight makes that harder.
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They are spoiling the purpose for which the Games were revived.
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Kind of spoiling until they got a good pitch to hit.
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Or keep the food in the refrigerator or freezer from spoiling.
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The classical genres sidestep this problem by spoiling everything in advance.
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If you don't take the toy away, that's spoiling your kid.
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Food is spoiling in a country with not enough of it.
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Price allowed a home run, spoiling Vanderbilt's hopes for a title.
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Cargo like fresh meat and fish would be vulnerable to spoiling.
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Obama and Netanyahu have been spoiling for a fight for years.
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There is an American with a good chance of spoiling Farah's party.
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By donating money to causes he believes in and spoiling loved ones.
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For the poor, food spoiling in fridges comes at an enormous cost.
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Republicans in Congress are also spoiling to impose new sanctions on Iran.
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Thanks #Dish and #CBS for spoiling our celebration because of your greed
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"I'm spoiling [wife Anna Wood] as much as I can," DeHaan says.
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Besides, he'd inevitably wind up spoiling the Tooth Fairy or something, too.
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Go any warmer, and you risk spoiling the flavor of the wine.
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Apparently not if you're Troian Bellisario, who loved spoiling Pretty Little Liars.
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We can seek renewable energy solutions without spoiling our precious public lands.
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Keep it there, and keep it from spoiling, with a good stopper.
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"Let's be real here," wrote the Spoiling Dead's moderators in Monday's announcement.
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But now Donald Trump, certified Roman candle, is spoiling America's fireworks show.
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Not spoiling the answers to a crossword puzzle is easy in comparison.
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The margin call, so we're spoiling episode three, but not that — Sorry.
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Soleimani died as he lived: spoiling American aims in the Middle East.
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These are not the actions of a leader spoiling for a fight.
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We talked about her nephew, and she said that she was spoiling him!
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Without spoiling Adventures in Anxiety, that's the whole point of the new game.
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It's not spoiling, but there's mold growth and it stimulates some chemical reactions.
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I don't know how much more I can say than that without spoiling!
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The briefest glance at any device, at any message, risks spoiling the game.
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Does Brie ever get mad at her sister for spoiling Birdie too much?
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Celebrate National Puppy Day by spoiling your puppy with lots of great deals.
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Saying more would risk spoiling things, so, enjoy, and happy All Hallow's Eve.
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Because ... (if) you are spoiling the land, I will cancel it without hesitation.
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I mean, spoiling ourselves is totally what the holidays are all about, right?
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That said, it is not true that butterflies are spoiling our weather forecasts.
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We're told J Lo had a blast dancing and spoiling her kids, solo.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Distasteful disclosure practices are spoiling some Chinese food delivery.
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And all indications are that the left is spoiling for such a fight.
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Without spoiling anything, I'll say this season's finale lives up to its predecessor.
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We need to prevent from spoiling landscapes or straining the already stressed infrastructure.
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The main movers of all this fuss are clearly spoiling for a fight.
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Has your go-to Rickroll vid been marred by a joke-spoiling ad?
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Without spoiling it, it's one of my favorite moments in the entire series.
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Indeed, the Law and Justice leadership has been spoiling for one for years.
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Littering and light pollution are spoiling parts of the landscape, many Icelanders say.
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It isn't spoiling this movie to tell you it ends in a graveyard.
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But he's not spoiling any of the questions — not even for his colleagues.
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Without spoiling much, things with Richard are on an off into Season 2.
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We know Warren runs rings around Trump and we're spoiling for a fight.
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Mr. Martins was widely blamed for spoiling the perfect realm left by Balanchine.
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Rolling blackouts make life even more miserable, with precious food spoiling in refrigerators.
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Nothing I'd done myself that day had provoked anyone spoiling for a fight.
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Without spoiling some juicy twists, You Season 2 does not retread old territory.
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The contrast increases drama, if also spoiling the climatological reality of the scene.
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What it does: Helps you determine whether foods are on the verge of spoiling.
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After spoiling a season 6 arc, the actor dismissed viewers angry about his slip.
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But your fridge, for example, could integrate one to tell if food is spoiling.
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I just thought I could have a different experience of a man spoiling me.
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Popular Force, helped by opportunistic allies, has made its majority felt with spoiling operations.
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There's just one conflict spoiling the party here and that's the on-screen keyboard.
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Then John arrived, looking – in Frankel's words – "lit up" and spoiling for a fight.
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You won't be spoiling the movie by reading the book – you'll be enhancing it.
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"[I'm] truly sorry for spoiling the voice tonight," she tweeted in response Tuesday night.
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Dechert, a former Marine, knows what's coming: the US is spoiling for a fight.
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It's difficult to discuss why Inside is so great without spoiling the entire game.
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Of course that was the first thing he's asked about, spoiling your sauna scoop.
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Icy roadways rather than cloudy skies were blamed by astronomers for spoiling the festivities.
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But several candidates may be spoiling for a fight and could toughen the tone.
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It requires a sophisticated supply chain and quick sales to prevent items from spoiling.
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They adapted movies to weird uptempo pop songs and howled about the spoiling earth.
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John Bolton, the former national security adviser, appears to be spoiling for a fight.
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They scream foul and blame the dumb British working classes for spoiling the party.
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If they would only stop spoiling them and giving in to them over everything!
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You can safely play The Marble Nest without fear of spoiling the main game.
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They give away just enough info to get a puzzle started without spoiling it.
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Editorial President Trump has been spoiling for a trade war since before his election.
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Is she trying to avoid spoiling the ending of her Netflix blockbuster's third season?
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Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew took delight in spoiling the Raiders&apos final home game.
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"The Japanese military will defend themselves, but they're not spoiling for a fight," said Mizokami.
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The trick to keeping produce from spoiling, Rogers tells CNBC Make It, is relatively simple.
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Mexico accuses Trump of spoiling for a "protectionist war" with proposals aimed at balancing trade.
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Despite my parents spoiling me, I was also a great student and never really misbehaved.
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That decision left Democrats and Republicans around the Capitol frustrated and spoiling for a fight.
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Without spoiling any of the best parts, let's just agree that we've all been there.
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Greek-Turkish tensions are rising again and nationalists on both sides are spoiling for confrontation.
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Meanwhile, he says Chinese vendors are avoiding their 19 percent VAT and spoiling his business.
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To keep the merchandise from spoiling, the container's temperature was set to 22 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Hasbro also withheld unmasked Kylo Ren figures to avoid spoiling the film, the company said.
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Today, Democrats aren't positioning themselves as the champions of incrementalism—they're spoiling for a fight.
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But many Republicans are spoiling for a fight if they don't get what they want.
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She had a reputation for making everyone laugh and for spoiling her nieces and nephews.
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A Game of Thrones leaker has been spoiling episodes online and HBO is freaking out.
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We'll spare the rest of the specifics at the risk of spoiling the kinky drama.
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The reason appeared to be an abundance of caution over spoiling the mobile user experience.
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So put that in there, and silently curse Mr. Mauer for spoiling it for you.
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The Bills ended up spoiling what could have been a 4-0 start for Atlanta.
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The addition of vinegar or alcohol is often recommended to prevent the ink from spoiling.
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I'd feel bad about spoiling the "twist" of The Hunt, except it's barely a twist.
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Clear fruit bowls let you see what's getting close to spoiling before it's an issue.
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This is horse racing, which has a way of spoiling even the rowdiest of parties.
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Rather than spoiling anything, let's just say peaceful living doesn't come easy for Jesse Pinkman.
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Don't worry about spoiling the holiday mood: Most of them end on an inspiring note.
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The president seems to be spoiling for a fight over the Democrats' detailed factual claims.
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Yet the Iranian-born Mahan Esfahani, 32, often seems to be spoiling for a fight.
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FOODsniffer is a sensor that literally "sniffs" if your food is on the verge of spoiling.
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Without spoiling anything, you'll want to follow those story missions until you complete the fifth one.
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I can't even get into all the specifics, for fear of spoiling the delicious good times.
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Of course, The Spoiling Dead is quick to note, this is a prediction, not a spoiler.
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To avoid spoiling the party, May will wait until following week to file Britain's divorce notice.
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Without spoiling the story, Garcia Martinez ended up being bought by Twitter but working for Facebook.
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"@briellebiermann spoiling @kaiabiermann #bookbags #gucci," the Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 39, wrote in the caption.
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It doesn't really matter and I feel like spoiling it actually is kind of a spoiler.
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Drilling is considered a threat to the region's tourism economy, possibly spoiling its surf and beaches.
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Spoiling this interesting beginning with an aggressive move, for instance in Libya, would not be smart.
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And, without spoiling the ending, the way it portrayed its lead white woman was spot-on.
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Indeed, you could imagine the European Union emerging stronger without half-hearted Britain spoiling the fun.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Kay Wyma remembers the exact moment she realized she was spoiling her kids.
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The days of strict parenting for Vicki Gunvalson are over — now she's enjoying spoiling her grandchildren!
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Lena Dunham hasn't been shy about spoiling what's to come from the series finale of Girls.
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The media is also spoiling for a fight, something Trump and his staff appear ready for.
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Voters still have the right to abstain by leaving their ballot blank or otherwise spoiling it.
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This, Read told the Times, is spoiling a sweet deal for cheap electricity for Plattsburgh's residents.
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The title is a good hint at what the puzzle will be about without spoiling anything.
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Because all participants in this process are abusing anti-Russian rhetoric and spoiling our interstate relations.
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The rains had made deep puddles and she couldn't step across without spoiling her silken robes.
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The plot of Stranger Things is so simple that even a brief description risks spoiling it.
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How can the United States provide true representation without deepening our existing polarization or spoiling 2020?
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Toward the alt-right for spoiling the meme, or toward the ADL for their blanket statement?
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To avoid spoiling the season, this story will be updated as Netflix drops episodes throughout February.
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One could say that he's on a roll, but that would get close to spoiling things.
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As soon as she was admitted, her friends warned that she was spoiling her marriage prospects.
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Don't worry, I won't be spoiling anything you don't learn in the first couple of hours.
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Feeding his enormous armies was a problem — he needed a way to keep food from spoiling.
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Afterward, she reminded fans to be extra-careful about spoiling the play by using the hashtag #keepthesecrets.
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Outside, the once-manicured grass lay vacant for the off-season, slowly spoiling in the January heat.
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At the risk of spoiling the fun, we'll say that someone is coming home with another gold.
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So, it sounds like she wants to avoid spoiling the show for us by naming a frontrunner.
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Without spoiling anything about what's to come, do you feel confident you would've won the whole thing?
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We have nothing to compare it to, but I hope he's not spoiling us for baby #2.
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Without spoiling too much, the two eventually realize they aren't alone, and things take a dark turn.
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The scene isn't bad, although without spoiling too much, it's extremely dark even for the Arkham universe.
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The LP runs candidates every election year, which ensures that they are regularly accused of spoiling races.
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Without spoiling anything, there are also real stakes in Finding Paradise, which makes the segment more impactful.
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We don't think we're spoiling anything to say that Cersei won the title of worst potential queen.
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Let's hope we don't end up spoiling our neighboring planet the way we have with this one.
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She is fed up with constant outages that halt her fridges, making drinks lukewarm and spoiling meat.
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Democrats are spoiling for that fight; they have threatened to force a shutdown to block that money.
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It should go without saying at this point that I'm going to be spoiling Life is Strange.
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Sodium is added to food for many reasons — from taste and fermentation to preventing food from spoiling.
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Mr. Moon's critics say he is spoiling North Korea by appearing too eager for Mr. Kim's visit.
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Saltwater intrusion is spoiling the aquifers, which provide the majority of the drinking water supply for Floridians.
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Outside of work, I love spoiling my two cats, Vivienne and Laser Beam, with high-tech things.
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This may well have been because merch and marketing has a history of spoiling Star Wars reveals.
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Summarizing it may be spoiling it, so just trust us and read this bamboozle of a piece.
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There&aposs even a growing movement against geotagging on the platform to avoid "spoiling" low-traffic locations.
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In the absence of power, food is spoiling in refrigerators and freezers, and supplies are also dwindling.
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Despite not having a lot of money, she is generous, spoiling her family and friends with gifts.
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The main hospital was poorly staffed and didn't have enough working refrigerators to keep medicine from spoiling.
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Palestinians working in Barkan's factories said they were angry with the Alon Group attacker for spoiling things.
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And that's all I can say without spoiling one of the best reads I've enjoyed this year.
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But that's not likely to deter the elements on both sides that are spoiling for a fight.
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The actress said she's still nervous about spoiling the ending for those who haven't yet watched the finale.
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According to The Economist, Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, is eroding democracy ("Stop spoiling Viktor Orban", June 24th).
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"When he loves spoiling you but you got ur own money so you spoil him instead," she wrote.
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And without spoiling it, let's just say that vengeful plots have been built on far less emotional depth.
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The Court battle he's spoiling for will be a far more challenging undertaking than tweeting seems to be.
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Without spoiling the plot, there's a narrative reason why Tully is a young, white woman in the film.
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And without spoiling anything about the final twist, Split isn't built around a last-minute reversal or surprise.
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I do think my parents were really good about not spoiling me and not keeping me really sheltered.
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There he encountered a security guard who, several All Blacks later reported, was clearly spoiling for a fight.
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Without spoiling anything, there's just a ton of upheaval that needs to settle itself and figure itself out.
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If you risk spoiling Amazon's big day, the thinking goes, they'll be more likely to address the problem.
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TOM TUGENDHAT, MPChair Foreign Affairs CommitteeHouse of CommonsLondon Thanks for spoiling the ending of "Story of Yanxi Palace".
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Conversely, they express displeasure by staying home or spoiling their ballots, rather than by flocking to the polls.
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A scold, a snob, a paid hack intent on punishing artists and spoiling the fun of the public.
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Senate appropriators have worked closely together, and Republicans also do not appear to be spoiling for a fight.
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The Westworld pilot — without spoiling anything — backs the show into a corner it can't really get out of.
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Yet I love TV and movies, so in order to keep watching, I started spoiling them for myself.
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We don't get much quality time together, and I love cuddling him and spoiling him with new toys.
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Mr. Erdogan's critics, however, have another narrative: that by this point Mr. Erdogan was spoiling for a fight.
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To follow Badiou's metaphor, the translator is the detective who unravels the mystery, spoiling it in the process.
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The salty, cold winds along the coastlines would remove moisture to preserve and keep the fish from spoiling.
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Mexico accuses U.S. President Donald Trump of spoiling for a "protectionist war" with proposals aimed at balancing trade.
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But it's clear that both sides were spoiling for a fight when they arrived, and they got it.
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"A crime has been committed and it is without a doubt a provocation aimed at spoiling the normalization of Russo-Turkish relations and spoiling the Syrian peace process which is being actively pushed by Russia, Turkey, Iran and others," Putin said during a special Kremlin meeting in Moscow, according to Reuters.
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You can leave it for up to 24 hours at room temperature if need be without worrying about spoiling.
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Roberts related the story to her own children while explaining the difference between unconditional love and spoiling a child.
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A girl at Utah State known as "Spoiler Girl" had been spoiling films on the campus story for weeks.
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Without spoiling anything, John's story is about rejecting the omnipotent values of a post-modern and highly misguided society.
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But at Palmaz Vineyards in Napa, California, staff can detect risk factors before they develop into wine-spoiling problems.
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And if the cork dries out, oxygen will slowly start seeping into the bottle, eventually spoiling the wine inside.
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Real mutura requires skill to produce and must be made fresh in order to prevent the offal from spoiling.
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Americans are known for bastardising and spoiling Old World imports, and this is sometimes true (of pizza, for example).
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The planet is a rising power, and Bobbie and her fellow soldiers are cocky and spoiling for a fight.
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We spent the day playing with awesome kids, and spoiling thier hardworking, deserving moms for an early mothers day.
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Soon Veronica is spoiling Ethel, giving her expensive items of clothing and jewelry that were once gifts from Hiram.
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He's making his plans for doggedly pursuing you or me and spoiling our plans to run our evening errands!
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When there's a milk surplus, it gets turned into cheese, which can be stored for longer periods before spoiling.
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On top of that, he seemed to be spoiling for a showdown with his Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson.
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In the 1963-64 season, CBS had 14 of the top 15 shows, with "Bonanza" spoiling the clean sweep.
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Breakingviews Time Warner's willingness to serve as sous-chef in Hulu's crowded kitchen could keep the broth from spoiling.
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The clubs and the directors that are responsible need to understand that giving kids decent treatment isn't spoiling them.
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Fieldwork has been massively streamlined and adjustments made to limit tedium without spoiling the balance of the game entirely.
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When does predicting what might happen on a TV show cross the line into spoiling it for other fans?
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Today, fans like those at the Spoiling Dead frequently prove their mettle by bringing back info from filming sites.
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But they're also spoiling for yet another bloody fight, one within their own bloodlines to politicize their family's giving.
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French unions, blindsided by the pace of Mr. Macron's labor and fiscal reforms, have been spoiling for a fight.
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You want to give potential players enough of a sense of the game without spoiling any important narrative beats.
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The registered dietitian and model also discouraged other parents from spoiling their children by giving them lives of luxury.
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Without spoiling too much, it's here that Bungie explains how exactly humanity first contacted the Traveler and received its blessings.
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Finn's equipped with a riot baton, and they're clearly spoiling for a rematch after their encounter in The Force Awakens.
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The win was Mike Budenholzer's first as the Bucks' coach, while spoiling the debut of new Charlotte coach James Borrego.
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Though it's quality time the couple hold closest to their hearts, the stars are also up for spoiling one another.
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And without spoiling too much, I'll just say that the bed is the least interesting thing about the whole segment.
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"You saw a penis, right?" said Dunham, 30, simultaneously spoiling one of the new episodes and throwing off Shriver, 61.
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"I'm spoiling [Anna] as much as I can," the A Cure for Wellness actor, who wed Wood in 2012, added.
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It also means that the series could end up spoiling the books for fans instead of the other way around.
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From the thrust of their chests and the tightness of their faces, they look to be spoiling for a fight.
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Two companies have earned my displeasure recently by spoiling what are otherwise very good headphones with barbarically awkward touch controls.
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But if spoiling the election for Clinton or Trump by taking away votes is a concession prize, they'll take it.
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Without spoiling anything, I'll say that you should probably take stock of whether or not you eat eggs for breakfast.
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A few people even committed acts of mass spoiling by shouting at those waiting in line to buy the book.
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Instead of lovers spoiling each other, Japanese tradition calls for women to give chocolates to male colleagues on Feb. 14.
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Speaking of spoiling yourself, a fresh start around cash comes on February 4, thanks to the new moon in Aquarius.
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But my initial impression is that anyone who's already sensitive to spoiling wine won't buy into Kuvée's 30-day guarantee.
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Across Northern California, people worried about charging cellphones, finding gasoline and cash, keeping their food from spoiling and staying warm.
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I waited until the play closed so that twist was no longer ripe for spoiling — to reveal the answer here.
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Without totally spoiling what's to come, the second half of the season involves something of a Mexican zombie death cult.
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Without spoiling it the whole way through, Welcome to Bummertown does the same thing but with comedy instead of tragedy.
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How do you stop people from heading over to YouTube and spoiling everything, the moment they run into some frustration?
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The government "can keep their €500 a month," he said, worrying about the tons of meat spoiling in his freezers.
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But now the Spoiling Dead's moderators fear that other "spoilers" — namely, pure speculation by fans — may also come under fire.
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He enjoys holding our friends' babies, playing with our toddler niece and spoiling our dachshund with treats and belly rubs.
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All three are now members of the Green Party, the leftists often accused of spoiling presidential elections for the Democrats.
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WILLIS: A lot of Southern cooking comes from just figuring out how to keep things from spoiling in the heat.
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And, finally, after California's largest power utility shut down this week, parents got creative to keep breast milk from spoiling.
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Read the couple's conversation After California's largest power company shut down, parents needed ways to keep breast milk from spoiling.
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None would agree to be quoted, saying they were afraid of spoiling their chances of getting work in the future.
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Russian leaders from Boris Yeltsin to Vladimir Putin have consistently blamed NATO enlargement for spoiling the West's relationship with Russia.
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The scene was a little too key, and it ended up spoiling one of the movie's biggest moments for him.
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Netflix may be a little worried that the royal family is spoiling the plot for their acclaimed series The Crown.
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The far right and far left may be perpetually spoiling for a fight, but in this case, everyone's interests align.
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Netflix has denied a claim it blocked a Twitter user for spoiling the plot of one of its upcoming shows.
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But the events have also attracted pockets of self-described anarchists clad in face masks and spoiling for a fight.
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It's hard to elaborate any more without spoiling the book (and in particular, a satisfying revelation about two major characters).
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We love spoiling our pets, but this might be the most extra dose of pampering for a pooch we've ever seen.
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Rogers says he began to wonder if a similar method could be used to protect produce from spoiling effects as well.
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The Rays committed an error Saturday, spoiling a chance to tie the club record for consecutive games without one (10). 2.
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Without spoiling too much, something goes wrong during the con, then all the things go wrong for Freddy, Lawrence, and Janet.
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Without spoiling too much, the Doctor and her crew found the creature somewhere in the galaxy, hanging out on a spaceship.
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These ladies don't let their differences get in the way of supporting each other's endeavors or spoiling their ever-growing families.
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Without spoiling anything, I'll just say that the Obra Dinn has to be one of the unluckiest cargo ships in history.
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Asian states are likelier to sign up to FOIP if they are persuaded that America is not spoiling for a fight.
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He first evoked fans' ire after kind-of sort-of spoiling his own episode, "The Broken Man," with a major hint.
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His campaign argues that it's Rubio who is underperforming expectations -- spoiling, for example, what would've been a Kasich win in Vermont.
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Read More Cramer: Bernie Sanders spoiling the earnings mood Cramer's No. 1 rule to investing is to know what you own.
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Trump is spoiling for a fight and no one, not even General Kelly, will be able to stand in his way.
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She absolutely loves spoiling her grandkids — and there's one type of toy in particular that she takes great joy in giving.
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And I have little nieces and it's basically all about them [at] the holidays now, so spoiling them is my favorite.
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"I'm happy, she treats me decent, she loves me, she's kind of spoiling me right now," Avery told the Daily Mail.
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It was lucky that Gil wasn't witness to all this compromise, because he would have thought Valerie was spoiling his daughter.
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Fuck freezers for melting my Melona bars, and fuck freezers for spoiling the steak I was going to treat myself with.
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Because the company ships new meals every two weeks, it doesn't have to add preservatives to keep the food from spoiling.
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To avoid spoiling the puzzles for future lab escapees, consider instead a plastic tank that once hung in LabEscape's welcome area.
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One of the causes for that tension, it seems is the welder wouldn't stop spoiling the ending of books for Savitsky.
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Politically, Nadler served notice that he does not intend to take half-measures and that he is spoiling for a fight.
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Is it worth spoiling the evening's Honey Baked Ham halo just so you can give your belligerent cousin the what-for?
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None of us wanted to be there, so we were spoiling it, and as we did the main course was served.
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On Saturday night, Mr. Abubakar's aides seemed to be spoiling for a fight, making allegations of irregularities before results were tabulated.
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"I don't really need to think about buying food online," said Guy, who does not want food deliveries spoiling on his doorstep.
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He thought he could come up with a similar solution to coat produce and prevent fruits and vegetables from spoiling so quickly.
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In the British press it is claimed that he is spoiling for a fight ("READY TO PLAY HARD BALL" reads one headline).
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In a book of interviews, Mr Putin described how he used these techniques against dissidents at home, spoiling and hijacking their events.
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Richer, well-educated people want to live near each other, and high house prices conveniently discourage poorer people from spoiling the view.
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There's little else that can be said about The OA without spoiling it, but there are some very compelling reasons to watch.
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But there would be no sensation more familiar for cricket fans than the Poms self-destructing and the Aussies spoiling the party.
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But, without spoiling how, I can say that even resurrection feels risky in this world because of both mechanical and narrative effects.
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Russia's Vladimir Putin and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan were spoiling for fights with the European Union over human rights and other matters.
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But at the time, no one had seen the movie, and no one knew that Ford was essentially spoiling what was coming.
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The Tigers waited out Gibson, looking at several close pitches while spoiling others, waiting for him to leave something over the plate.
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This isn't spoiling anything because it's in the trailers, but there's a huge car chase on the Vegas Strip in the film.
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And when you deny them the space to do that, you could be spoiling a whole lot more than just a movie.
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And it is spoiling nothing of the plot here to say that Greer makes the idealistic choice, and Faith the realistic one.
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Saudi Arabia is spoiling Instagram and YouTube influencers with luxury visits as part of a campaign to repair the country's tattered reputation.
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For the 1st time in decades the U.S. government has stopped spoiling the Palestinian leadership and is telling them enough is enough.
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MetaCert tokens will also be issued to track rewards and mitigate the risk of bad actors spoiling the quality of the data.
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It's not pleasant to have to fire or discipline someone, but leaders don't want to risk one bad apple spoiling the bunch.
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Residents and environmentalists complain that logging is spoiling Russian watersheds and destroying the habitats of the endangered Siberian tiger and Amur leopard.
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There are no secrets here, so essentially, Jax, Sandoval, and the Vanderpump players have been spoiling plot points as filming is occurring.
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Walden said Sunday the group needed more time to think about whether they wanted to risk spoiling their own Triple Crown party.
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Of all the games MacPherson coached, the Sugar Bowl tie with Auburn, spoiling an undefeated season, may have rankled him the most.
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Mr. Pence insisted that Mr. Trump was "spoiling for a fight" to see the process through to completion, according to an attendee.
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I can assure you, thanks to my years of fruitless speculation, that he has no ulterior political goal to worry about spoiling.
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During one of Benichou's wiretapped conversations, Neyret's wife Nicole can be heard chastising him for spoiling her husband with his lavish gifts.
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To prevent spoiling the surprise for "Jeopardy!" viewers, the Culture desk agreed to keep the news under embargo until the show aired.
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President Donald Trump has spent months spoiling for a government shutdown fight with Congress over his proposed wall along the Mexican border.
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Without spoiling anything in Injustice 2, suffice to say that players make a choice within that game between the two forces at work.
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At the start of Family, out April 19, Kate Stone (Taylor Schilling) gets uninvited from a company baby shower for spoiling the mood.
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Already, Bolton is spoiling for a fight with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who is widely seen as a key moderating force on Trump.
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This is Spoiler Girl: After she outraged students by spoiling classic films like Shrek, students added their reaction snaps to the Campus Story.
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Sadly, the event organizers didn't allow photos, video, or internet access during the hour-long event — they didn't want us spoiling the puzzles.
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And this is what I mean when I say the TV show is spoiling the books in ways most viewers don't really consider.
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But Gibson said that he was worried self-proclaimed anti-fascist activists, commonly known as "antifa," would arrive spoiling for a physical confrontation.
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The plot ultimately owes a lot to a well-known 1970s thriller that can't be named without spoiling Get Out's most significant twists.
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Which means Gordo and Butter, who adore the cameras, will continue to get the same amount of spoiling that they are used to.
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With plenty of old, spoiling olives—and much fewer new, fresh olives—unscrupulous food fraudsters were hoping to take advantage of the situation.
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Without spoiling too much, the maze hits every major set piece that turned Stranger Things into the iconic, bingeable sensation it is today.
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The second common qualm is that the subscription aspect of a lot of these services results in food ultimately spoiling in the fridge.
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Daisy Ridley sports a pillowcase turban in her latest Instagram workout video so as to avoid spoiling next year's Star Wars: Episode VIII.
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Again, without spoiling who lives, who survives, because so much of the story is about the stakes of the people you care for.
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Without spoiling anything at all, the show paints a pretty compelling picture for the audience to think a certain way about the trial.
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As if the Warriors were not busy enough assembling their own catalog of achievements, they moonlighted by spoiling the potential feats of others.
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That was real love, and anything else was spoiling a child, making them rotten kids who would grow up to be rotten adults.
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Last August, Singer played a pivotal role in Sempra's purchase of Oncor, in the process, spoiling Warren Buffett's bid for the Texas utility.
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Another grounder trickled out of the usually sure glove of first baseman Mark Teixeira, spoiling any chance of an inning-ending double play.
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But, without spoiling the rest of the season, it's clear that M-Chuck still hasn't gotten the closure she's been so desperately seeking.
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After spoiling us with legitimate best-on-best competition for two decades, the 2018 tournament will feel like the Olympics in name only.
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But having someone whisper in your ear, "Ooh, how mysterious!" or shout, "Isn't that funny?" has a way of spoiling the desired effect.
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Please feel free to discuss the innocuous portions of your solve, but we appreciate your cooperation in not spoiling the fun for others.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Tax evaders are spoiling Prime Minister Narendra Modi's play for the history books with his fight against illicit wealth.
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In state media this week, the North warned the South of spoiling inter-Korean ties by insisting it gives up its nuclear weapons.
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For voters spoiling for a fight — whether against Mr. Trump, the Democratic establishment, the 1-percenters — Mr. Sanders has become a cult hero.
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His five rivals on the stage, however, indicated that they're spoiling for a convention fight even if Sanders comes in with the lead.
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Many of the roughly 800,000 reviews on the app on the Apple store platform criticised DingTalk for spoiling their plans for a rest.
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He tucked her into bed at night and enjoyed spoiling her with her favorite snacks, like fish balls, egg tarts and ramen noodles.
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The kitchen has a great view, is well-equipped and it's extremely spoiling that someone else orders the groceries and washes the dishes.
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"We've been spoiling countries for a very, very long time, so naturally they're pushing back as we try to change things," he said.
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Anakin returning would be an even bigger surprise, and possibly the only twist huge enough to justify spoiling Palpatine straight out the gate.
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We won't spoil all the twists and turns, but one personal favorite moment features a hungry kitty nearly spoiling the entire elaborate thing.
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There was no refrigeration in shops like Moti Mahal, so cooked tandoori chicken would hang near the tandoor, drying out and spoiling quickly.
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And it's a few bad apples spoiling the bunch—it's not like everyone who likes the Canucks is some sort of toxic jerk.
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It's hard to say much without spoiling some of the moments, but my jaw was on the damned floor for half of the time.
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Senate Republicans refused to grant the highly-respected Garland even the courtesy of a Senate hearing and the Dems are spoiling for a fight.
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"These bags of ready-to-eat salad are preserved using something called modified atmosphere packaging, which delays ripening and spoiling," Marx de Salcedo says.
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But this year, Democrats are spoiling for a fight over what some believe to be Sessions' weak record on civil rights and racial issues.
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If you haven't seen Jordan Peele's new horror movie Us, I apologize for spoiling one minor plot point: the film features a smart speaker.
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After a garbage crisis in 2015 left rubbish piling up in the streets, companies began dumping it in the sea, spoiling the Mediterranean beaches.
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"From small kids to old ladies, it is spoiling the minds of everyone," said S. Nithyajothi, a homemaker from the southern city of Madurai.
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To avoid spoiling the view, planners decided to build a 2km tunnel beneath the park and under the Guishui river, which flows through it.
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Not to mention, having an insulated bag can reduce the risk of any of your food spoiling, meaning that you create even less waste.
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He may not be the indulgent grandpa who keeps cookies around the house, but don't say Dr. Mehmet Oz doesn't love spoiling his grandchildren!
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It tweets progressive opinions every ten minutes and lies in wait to be discovered by the platform's cornucopia of bigots spoiling for a fight.
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"It's like, umm... God, I have this fear of being murdered [for spoiling it]," Moss joked to MTV News of the super-secret plot.
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I'd call it a work of art if the glass back wasn't such a fingerprint and smudge magnet, spoiling the glamorous and premium appearance.
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Don't worry — we won't be delving into the question of Grace's reliability as a narrator, and consequently spoiling the whole fun of the show.
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Hamilton, who won his home British Grand Prix at Silverstone for a record sixth time two weeks ago, is still spoiling for a fight.
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Five Democratic senators had already put a hold on legislation, citing safety concerns, and spoiling the industry's hopes for a nationwide regulatory regime.1
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"Sorry for spoiling your news," I tell the pair, who I'm interviewing ahead of an announcement today that the two companies are working together.
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Fresh food is one of the hardest things for retailers to get right, as it requires frequent deliveries and fast sales to avoid spoiling.
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Some fear being viewed as gold-diggers or spoiling the ardour if they brandish paperwork that says who gets what if things turn sour.
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Another is access to markets, because farmers need to sell their fresh mushrooms close by to avoid spoiling them during transportation over longer distances.
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According to Consol's own survey, the mining is predicted to crack the streambeds, draining the water and spoiling the last fishing in the park.
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But cooling is also crucial to protect life-saving vaccines that need refrigeration, keep food safe and help farmers stop their produce from spoiling.
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The Miami Herald described retirement communities that had no working elevators , and where food and medicines that were supposed to be refrigerated were spoiling.
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Scherzer hit Tabata with an errant slider, spoiling his bid — but, like Pappas, he retired the next batter and settled for a no-hitter.
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The young internet had a hunger for spoiling the surprise, while promotions guarded their ability to truly shock with a debut ever more jealously.
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The book also offers practical advice on the right ways to handle everything from cell phone to college expenses to avoid spoiling your children.
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It's a practice that's become de rigueur at comedy shows to prevent jokes from hitting the internet and spoiling the experience of future audiences.
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In February, AMC sent a DMCA notice to the Spoiling Dead, ordering the site to remove a spoiler-laden review of an upcoming episode.
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The internal tensions have prompted fears that the Trump administration is spoiling for a fight, even if the commander in chief may not be.
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Or when you wake your kid up for school when they're well past the age to start setting an alarm themselves, that's spoiling them.
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But by running and spoiling an election, he could highlight the fragility and flaws of our winner-take-all electoral system, perhaps stirring reforms.
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At the risk of spoiling its suspense, I will tell you that this book does not propose a definite answer to its title question.
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Holiday Rush (November 28)Popular New York radio DJ Rush Williams (Romany Malco) has been spoiling his four children since they lost their mom.
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Here's the thing: Without spoiling what's coming, I can say that future episodes of The Magicians' third season continue this sort of wild experimentation.
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At the end, without spoiling anything, the movie is still about how trauma can utterly transform a person, and not necessarily for the better.
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The move prompted many customers to complain on Twitter that the outage was spoiling food, disabling traffic lights and keeping them from doing their jobs.
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One that has cracked the code as to how you let the viewer make interesting storytelling choices without spoiling the immersive mood of good drama.
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LONDON — It's arguably one of the best British mysteries around, so you might want to stop reading now if you want to avoid spoiling it.
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I might not be able to celebrate being in love, but I can certainly rejoice in my unfettered freedom by spoiling myself a little bit.
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White House officials have given no indication up to this point that Trump is spoiling for a shutdown battle, people involved in the talks say.
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It's not spoiling anything to say that "Her Only Living Son" is a direct homage to Roman Polanski and Ira Levin's occult classic Rosemary's Baby.
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Without spoiling the documentary, JAY-Z and Kanye West's career arcs and upbringings speak to wider themes of race and wealth in the United States.
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Spoiling their appearances up front is a reassurance to the series' legions of fans that, yes, there will be actual aliens in this alien movie.
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It also helped preserve some of Below's mystery: after so many years, it was getting hard to talk about the game without spoiling its surprises.
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Even though some of the protesters were armed and spoiling for a fight, the most they managed during various protests was a bit of shoving.
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Perhaps, the credit card was declined because Justin had run his bank account dry spoiling his lady in honor of her 18th birthday this week.
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Without spoiling anything, Wright plays Nish, a woman who encounters a out-of-way museum that houses some peculiar items — and an even stranger curator.
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Smulders isn't the only Marvel actor to drop spoilers, however, as Spider-Man actor Tom Holland has become notorious for spoiling the movies for fans.
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Lindsay Bahr, AP There are some twists and turns and a scene-stealing orange cat that would be difficult to discuss here without spoiling everything.
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"For the first time in decades, the U.S. administration has stopped spoiling the Palestinian leaders and tells them: enough is enough," Netanyahu said on Twitter.
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They say that has made it more difficult to unify the party, with Sanders supporters spoiling for a fight on the convention floor in Philadelphia.
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In an attempt to make good after nearly spoiling Alejandro's deal with the local thugs, Nick proposes to put his druggie past to good use.
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Washington (CNN)Progressives are spoiling for a fight over the Supreme Court, and Democrats' 2020 presidential prospects are eager to lead them into the battle.
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Without spoiling anything for newcomers, let's just say the end of last week's episode inspired additional confidence in the show's commitment to narrative momentum. Hooray.
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An avid dog lover herself, Carey recommends spoiling your pup this holiday season by signing them up for a subscription to The Dapper Dog Box.
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Worse, some anti-loot box extremists are attempting to ruin other player's good time by spoiling the games for them in attempt to hurt sales.
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The Week 16 spoiling of rival Carolina Panthers' undefeated season was the only bright spot before an active free agency and a need-heavy draft.
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"I don't know very many guys that work on a craft of spoiling a pitch," said Kinsler, a leadoff hitter for much of his career.
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I loved TOETAGS, BRIARS, ROCK OUT, PORTERS, RADIO CAR; honestly, there were too many witty entries today to count, or list without spoiling the solve.
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Before the latest midseason finale, Riggs reached out to the spoiler site The Spoiling Dead and ask it not to spoil his character's impending death.
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It was the second meeting of the season between the teams, with North Carolina spoiling Syracuse's home finale with a 92-79 victory Feb. 29.
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It was initially the finale to the main game but was cut, and Ego Draconis therefore ended (without spoiling too much) on a sour note.
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He needs insulin to survive but his last vial is sitting, at risk of spoiling, in that refrigerator that can no longer keep it cool.
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Frequent electricity cuts have long disrupted baking at the factory, spoiling batches of the cookies whose sugary scent perfumes Sunday mass at a nearby church.
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The Flyers broke open a close game in the second half, spoiling the Dukes' bid for a rare road upset over a top-five team.
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John and his husband David Furnish have two sons — Zachary and Elijah — but the singer has no intentions of spoiling them with his vast fortune.
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It's hard to describe the details of the small media uproar without spoiling the outcome (a true shame, because this controversy was truly, gloriously absurd).
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As Otero had predicted, the ponche had been lightly smoked to keep it from spoiling, as finding fresh ponche meat at the market is difficult.
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It's bad for democracy to have people afraid to come to the polls, or to have them coming to the polls spoiling for a fight.
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Without spoiling too much, one of the big plot points here is that the hot-shit startup guy is sleeping with one of his employees.
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Deckard isn't a rotten cop spoiling an essentially virtuous police force, nor is he a good man trapped by an unjust system, as in the film.
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The Walking Dead is setting up its next big arc here, and without spoiling too much, it's a chapter ripped straight from Robert Kirkman's source material.
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The days of temporarily avoiding social media in fear of spoiling the latest episode of your favorite television show could soon be over for serial tweeters.
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The Cardinals' ninth-inning home runs came off Kenley Jansen (0-143), spoiling the return of the Dodgers' closer, who went on the disabled list Aug.
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The "Epic Night Utah State" Snapchat Story began with a girl spoiling movies and developed into a suspenseful love story between two students, Trevor and Madison.
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Especially since it's been rumored that the show actually killed all 11 characters, filming fake death scenes with each to keep fans from spoiling the surprise.
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But I like to think the effort gives them a nice, homemade touch — enough to make up for possibly just spoiling the surprise with this article.
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Coca-Cola, for example, bought the Topo Chico — a superb sparkling water startup that's very popular in Texas — earlier this year (thanks for spoiling that, NYT).
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Then I thought of the hooded glances I'd gotten as I went to alert the guards about my friend — as if I were spoiling the fun.
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The Cardinals' ninth-inning home runs came off Kenley Jansen (0-4), spoiling the return of the Dodgers' closer, who went on the disabled list Aug.
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So is the way the film uses it as a deus ex machina, but there's no way to get into that without spoiling significant plot points.
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Without spoiling too much, critics of 13 Reasons Why's disturbingly realistic suicide depiction will likely be particularly disturbed by Heathers' irreverent portrayal of a similar scene.
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Without spoiling too much, the series did reach a fairly satisfying ending in the love story between Heidi and PTSD affected soldier Walter Cruz (Stephan James).
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I've said everything I can without spoiling the big twist, and I've also given all the information you need to truly understand and appreciate that twist.
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The argument goes that people who backed Nader would have voted for Al Gore in Nader's absence, therefore spoiling the narrow race for the Democratic Party.
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For years, mayonnaise has been kept away from restaurant diners, locked away in the fridge, under the mistaken assumption that the condiment was prone to spoiling.
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Sensors in the store's refrigerated cases can also give employees a heads up if the temperature is rising too much to prevent their content from spoiling.
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What I would hate is to have to write another excoriation about how half-baked Bixby is and how Samsung can't help spoiling a good thing.
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Tom Holland's habit of "spoiling" the biggest secrets of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (not to be confused with Mark Ruffalo's actual spoilers) continued on Saturday night.
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In The Witness, players will find themselves walking around an island, isolated, solving puzzles in order to discover more about... Well, that would be spoiling it.
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We were happy to see one another, but we could not always say the thing we most wanted to say and risk spoiling the other's dream.
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In an Instagram post, he asked his fans not to pay attention to "fake news" aimed at spoiling the "beautiful moment" of his return to form.
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Defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard's group stifled Western Kentucky's offense in the first half, spoiling the first start by redshirt senior quarterback Drew Eckels since high school.
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Without spoiling the date, I can say that I had a blast and I was truly charmed — and most of my preconceived notions were dead wrong.
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This is a silly thing to say about a racing game, but I hesitate to include more about the biggest races for fear of spoiling them.
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Even after cracking the windows, the swampy stench of rotting wood, spoiling food and budding mold could drive even eager helpers right back out the door.
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I can't say more without risking spoiling the whole documentary, which wades into the suspect origins of their separation, but all the details are over here.
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Tupperware was invented to keep food from spoiling, but Americans still waste 30 to 40 percent of their food due to spoilage, according to the USDA.
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Ready for the fight Facing a year of challenges, Trump is defiant, spoiling for new fights and relishing the opening exchanges of the 2020 presidential race.
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Without spoiling the twist, it's enough to say that Edgar and Lindsay staged the entire mess to push Gretchen and Jimmy to a psychological breaking point.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia did not have enough information about the unexplained disappearance of Khashoggi to justify spoiling ties with Riyadh.
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Bryce Harper had one of Washington's four hits against deGrom and one reliever in the 5-1 loss, spoiling Trea Turner's team-record four stolen bases.
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The challenges of getting the mangoes to a store or your pantry all the way from India without spoiling are real, and in some cases, insurmountable.
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Unfortunately, certain political interests in both Iran and the United States are spoiling for a fight, causing a cascade of irresponsible decisions in the last month.
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" According to the family friend Jean Stevens, Crosby had "no way to show his affection at all, never hugging the children for fear of spoiling them.
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Gourde's 219th goal gave Tampa Bay its 210rd win and an NHL-high 211 points while spoiling the Predators' hopes of sweeping a five-game homestand.
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And Ross Douthat makes the case that, for a mixture of rational and irrational reasons, this erratic president might actually be spoiling for an impeachment fight.
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And Ross Douthat makes the case that, for a mixture of rational and irrational reasons, this erratic president might actually be spoiling for an impeachment fight.
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And even after cracking the windows, the swampy stench of rotting wood, spoiling food and budding mold could drive eager helpers right back out the door.
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"People are spoiling for a fight," Christian Grolier, a senior official from the hard-left Force Ouvriere union which is helping organise the strike, told Reuters.
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Before I'm accused of spoiling too much, let's be clear that Cavill (and his mustache) has been an integral part of the Justice League's promotional tour.
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Vietnam war veteran, Miguel Olivera, told CNN Tuesday that he was down to his last vial of insulin, which was in danger of spoiling in his refrigerator.
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It can get confusing, though it's hard to go into too much detail without spoiling things, and the real joy of Déraciné comes from unraveling its mystery.
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To make cornmeal, industrial producers put corn into a mill, which breaks the kernel, and remove the reproductive part of the seed, the germ, to prevent spoiling.
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Kelly's brother Jack, 31, shared with PEOPLE Now in October that he sometimes has to rein his famous parents in when it comes to spoiling his girls.
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Zarif, ever the savvy diplomat, intended his tweet to play off global fears that Trump, or one of his regional allies, might be spoiling for a fight.
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If your love language is gifts, there's nothing you love more than giving well thought out "just because" gifts and spoiling those you love on special occasions.
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Drew enjoys spoiling Rosie with fancy dinners, extravagant purchases, and basically whatever she needs, much to the dismay of Rosie's family who aren't supportive of their relationship.
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Unfortunately, in a late-film twist, Ghost in the Shell actually doubles down on the whitewashing in a way that I can't reveal here without spoiling things.
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We may still be within the statute of limitations for spoiling this one, but his character debut was something else; equally thrilling, terrifying, and pure musical entertainment.
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That time she gave her 26-year-old a stack of hundreds for losing a toothWell, Abraham will never be accused of not spoiling her child enough.
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Elba has a chance at spoiling — and would singlehandedly stave off another year of #OscarsSoWhite — but who knows whether Academy voters will have an anti-Netflix bias.
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We recorded consistent temperatures over time in both the fridge and freezer, which can help prevent fresh food from spoiling and frozen food from developing freezer burn.
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Since then, they've stepped out with matching outfit at the 2019 Met Gala and joked about DJ Diplo spoiling their wedding by livestreaming the ceremony on Instagram.
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The End of Watch actress plays Grace – a role that was kept hush-hush in fear of spoiling the film – in this summer's hit movie, Suicide Squad.
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The movie stars A Million Little Things actor Romany Malco as popular radio DJ Rush Williams, who has been spoiling his four children since their mom died.
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It's a gizmo that inserts a needle into a bottle of wine and lets you draw its contents without removing the cork or spoiling the remaining liquid.
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Talking about Russian Doll requires spoiling some of the inevitable joy in discovering just what the show is, so here are three reasons to watch Russian Doll.
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There are drainage holes to keep seed from spoiling, although, of course, you'll need to take the feeder down every week or two for a thorough cleaning.
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Contact with them is "ineffably spoiling," but when "the uneasy sense of precariousness intrudes" Tina is reporting sidewalks spotted with the homeless and streets full of limos.
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"The U.S. along with Saudi Arabia are playing a clear and calculated spoiling role in the climate change negotiations," said Ian Fry, the lead negotiator for Tuvalu.
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What to watch: Maduro, always spoiling for a fight with the White House, will likely use the embargo to further scapegoat the U.S. for Venezuela's economic collapse.
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All of this happens in a fraction of a second, which is as long as you can keep nature from peeking at the qubits and spoiling things.
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Separately, China's department of defense accused the United States of spoiling what it called "an important period of development" in the relations between American and Chinese forces.
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It's hard to say what BB really is without spoiling things; and honestly, even if I fully explained it now, it wouldn't make much sense to you.
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Instead of spoiling him as a child, Branson said his mother would challenge him to keep his feet on the ground and work at what he wanted.
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It's hard to write much without spoiling anything — and really, you want to go in knowing as little as possible, so skip the trailer if you can.
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But the actor wanted to point out that even though Everleigh is already a daddy's girl, he's not going to be spoiling her as she grows up.
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Although they didn't end up spoiling the show as promised, one thing is certain: Nolan and Joy found a way to get fans buzzing ahead of Westworld's return.
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" That's Tim Kennedy -- UFC and U.S. Army Special Forces vet -- telling all the internet trolls what he's gonna do to them for spoiling "Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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Turtle Beach has even built in a system to accommodate the frames of glasses, for those who wear them, without spoiling the fit or sound of the headphones.
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Thunder 134, Wizards 111 Russell Westbrook had 23 points and 33 assists, Jerami Grant scored 22 and visiting Oklahoma City routed Washington, spoiling the debut of Dwight Howard.
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Razer actually includes special flat, Razer green-colored cables for managing inputs without spoiling the design (specifically, a power cord, HDMI, Display Port, USB-C and USB-A).
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The Leftovers, to me, is one of the best TV shows that ever there was, and I think I can tell you why, hopefully without spoiling too much.
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At the risk of spoiling the seven-and-a-half minute long video, it turns out it's really tough to knock over a 15-foot-tall fighting robot.
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Many viewers will go offline prior to episodes of a favourite television show, or mute certain words on social media so as to avoid seeing potentially spoiling posts.
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It's hard to say too much about NBC's delightfully daffy afterlife comedy The Good Place without spoiling one of its primary selling-points: the multiple madcap plot-twists.
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Without spoiling the show completely, let's say Reality Steve did a complete 180 on his predicted outcome (seriously, stop reading here if you don't want the show spoiled).
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Third-party voters risk "spoiling a Clinton victory," said John Stubbs, co-founder of Republicans for Clinton in 2016, the group behind the effort to take down Trump.
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About 3 percent of the corn left outdoors may be damaged, according growers association Aprosoja head Endrigo Dalcin, but the current dry weather reduces the odds of spoiling.
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"There's no point in spoiling the specifics, but needless to say, the movie careens into a form of historical revisionism familiar from Tarantino's other recent work," IndieWire writes.
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Taxes, spending, the dilution of wealth through children and their children's children, and the inevitable spoiling effect of so much money, eventually take a toll on family fortunes.
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Whether in the boardroom or the ring, this titan of industry is belligerent, cocky and always spoiling for a fight ... and dammit, WWE fans respect him for it.
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Warning: This is going to be a thorough analysis of Silent Hill 3, so there'll be spoiling aplenty going on here, in case you're going into it fresh.
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Such control ensures exact results and maintains consistency by preventing outside microorganisms from getting in and spoiling the beer, which can create a taste of Bandaids and diapers.
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Without spoiling anything, these extras not only introduce their (now-playable) titular character properly, but also join all those dots that felt like they were skipped over before.
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It's torment, and then it's suddenly over: The acid dissipates and the salivary glands, called up to neutralize the enemy, are left watering, still spoiling for a fight.
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And instead of protesters versus police, as has often been the case in recent years, the situation is civilian versus civilian, with some participants spoiling for a fight.
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The speech, crafted with Spelman College's Vincent Harding, who would go on to become the first director of the King Center, addressed the spoiling reaction in its text.
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Now, when the power from the grid goes out, as it did one night this spring, she does not have to worry about food spoiling in the refrigerator.
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A rule Apple enforces for iPhone cameos in movies and TV shows may be the key in spoiling whether your favorite character is a hero or a villain.
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The permutations may not matter because the Raiders (6-9) would like nothing more than to close out their disappointing season by spoiling things for a division rival.
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At its first performance — "Das Rheingold," back in 2010 — the set's massive array of seesaws malfunctioned near the end, spoiling the gods' climactic ascent across a rainbow bridge.
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The feared British tabloids, despite large circulation declines, remain as dedicated as ever to lavishing sugary devotion on the royals while at the same time spoiling their party.
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From Paris, it's possible to speak to colleagues in Singapore or Beijing without spoiling anyone's dinner before tackling European business, and then pitching in on the New York day.
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Duffy cost himself a chance at a victory last time out by uncorking a wild pitch that allowed the tying run to score, spoiling seven strong innings against Baltimore.
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The risk of spoiling even a second of the film's surprises — surprises they, the Russo brothers, and Feige toiled so hard to make work — weighs heavily on both screenwriters.
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All of this means you're free to read and relax at the beach or by the pool for hours, without worrying about charge or the sunlight spoiling your view.
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Without spoiling anything, the idyll of Alan and Joy's arrangement faces its first big bump at the end of Episode 4, and I do want to see what happens.
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In the interest of spoiling less of the puzzle for people we're doing the clues first, so if you're looking for the theme section, it's a little farther down.
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Even though Sunday night's episode has been the slowest of the season, we finally got to see theories, characters, and relationships ripen — some to the the point of spoiling.
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He was suave and clean-shaven, with headphones pressed against a single ear to avoid spoiling his hair, which he had oiled into an Elvis pompadour of considerable height.
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We all know the story of the prototype iPhone 4 that was left at a bar, spoiling what could have been one of the biggest surprises in Apple history.
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So friends and family members can share a MoviePass card just as they do with a Netflix or HBO Go login, spoiling the usage data MoviePass is banking on.
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Spoiling the kids is an issue that comes up often in meetings with clients, said David Bahnsen, a certified financial planner with The Bahnsen Group in Newport Beach, California.
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I'm confident in saying that's the precise conditions under which to see the movie, so I'm not going to spend any time here revealing big surprises or spoiling secrets.
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The media reacted with hysteria to the notion that counter-protesters showed up with clubs spoiling for a fight, a fact that reporters on the ground have repeatedly stated.
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Here's their list:Fake-Out DeathsTrailers Spoiling MoviesFinal Installments Broken UpMoney Grabbing SequelsOver-Reliance On CGIGeneric VillainsLack Of DiversityWomen As Eye CandyDark, Realistic BlockbustersSubplots That Set Up SequelsOpen kinja-labs.
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Not only is she late enough to almost ruin everything, she also ends up fighting with Alex and crashing her car, spoiling the return within hours of his arrival.
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Mr. Pompeo's comments came amid a devastating power outage that has plunged many of Venezuela's most populous areas into darkness, spoiling food in a nation where little is available.
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He had been on the verge of enlisting in the Italian army, but when the Maidan protests broke out, he headed back to Ukraine instead, spoiling for a fight.
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On Wednesday, the press seemed to confirm the suspicions held by many on the right that the media is hostile to the Trump administration and spoiling for a fight.
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Elliott Walden, the president and chief executive of WinStar, said the group needed more time to think about whether they wanted to risk spoiling their own Triple Crown party.
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Despite the widespread disillusionment, many Sunnis say they do want their voices heard, even if that means spoiling their ballots or backing a candidate they have no faith in.
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While the President has tried to refrain from spoiling economic ties with the Saudi government in recent days he's offered fresh skepticism over an evolving explanation for Khashoggi's death.
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But if both the Trump administration and "sanctuary cities" are spoiling for a fight — and it definitely looks like they are — then the risks are sure to run high.
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Instead, these items, whether they're edible or functional, are ultimately unnecessary and could contribute to food spoiling faster, which can slowly eats away at your budget in the long run.
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Democrats also risk further spoiling the well with a Thursday news conference aimed at scrutinizing Trump's pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, Republican Congressman Tom Price.
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News spread yesterday that Westworld creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy were planning to tackle online spoiler culture by essentially spoiling the second season of their own show in advance.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia did not have enough information about the unexplained disappearance of a Saudi journalist to justify spoiling ties with Riyadh.
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Alongside the traditional advice on keeping your turkey moist and where to find Black Friday bargains, there comes a political guide to preventing Donald Trump from spoiling the holiday weekend.
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Without spoiling too much, I will say that Final Fantasy IX is a game about mass destruction and the moral responsibility that we each have to stand in its way.
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Todd VanDerWerff: If there's one thing "No One" underlined for me, it's that Game of Thrones is spoiling George R.R. Martin's upcoming books in ways other than the obvious ones.
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The leading men have proved more durable, but not all of them: See Juan Martín del Potro and his three wrist operations or Milos Raonic's season-spoiling injuries in 2015.
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We were counting on people not spoiling that, because the whole idea is that you're going in to see a movie that we've almost presented as an evil kid movie.
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This is where you see if your items will be delivered by Amazon or AmazonFresh, which only matters insofar as AmazonFresh grocery deliveries have to be scheduled to avoid spoiling.
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But the way it's moving right now doesn't instill confidence that it'll be anything but predictable, with the unfortunate side effect of spoiling two of the show's most interesting characters.
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Do you have to boot ex-boyfriends who keep watching half of the new episode of Game of Thrones before you can get to it, spoiling the latest dragon spectacle?
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Some residents of Block Island see the wind farm as a $300 million boondoggle, one that's keeping electricity prices artificially high while spoiling their otherwise pristine view of the sea.
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The Beyerdynamic Lagoon ANC headphones come with a neat lighting trick: instead of having exterior LEDs spoiling their aesthetic, they have internal lights to inform the user of their status.
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The memory of what that book did to me is so strong, so powerful, I've been unable to summon the courage to read it again, for fear of spoiling it.
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Artist's concept of moon-Earth crash (Image: Dana Berry/SwRI)The moon is our almost constant frenemy in space, lighting our nights and spoiling our star-views in equal turns.
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Hasbro explained that she was not included to avoid spoiling that she ultimately faces off with Kylo Ren (the trailers implied that Finn was the ultimate hero of the story).
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Without spoiling the film, I can say that the characters encounter a new female alien — who appears in almost all of the marketing materials, including this poster — under unusual circumstances.
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Also, for the chance to win a $100 Melting Pot gift card, share your favorite memory of spoiling your mom in the comments section of the chain's recent Facebook post.
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" Cramer Remix: A surprising outlook for earnings Cramer: Signs an earnings explosion is comingCramer: Bernie Sanders spoiling the earnings mood SolarCity or GW Pharmaceuticals: "These are both incredibly speculative names.
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On Wednesday, Walmart Canada apparently leaked the names of numerous games that could plausibly be making an appearance at this year's E3 in June, seemingly spoiling the surprise for everybody.
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It's impossible to judge the book as something more than an enjoyable performance without discussing that revelation, but also impossible to discuss the revelation without spoiling some of that enjoyment.
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The Spoiling Dead is an online community for The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead fans; its fan forum, Tumblr, and Facebook page are followed by nearly 400,000 people.
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"Words and actions brimming with prejudice are spoiling the normal atmosphere of Chinese-Australian relations," said a recent editorial in People's Daily, the main newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party.
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The final indignity of the moment, standing amid piles of spoiling food, seeing my friends on the edge of breakdowns, was that I couldn't even give them a hug goodbye.
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Why it's good: If Scarecrow weren't too impossibly elaborate to scale, I'd feel a little bad spoiling the premise, because the descriptive bait-and-switch was part of its charm.
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To avoid spoiling his appearance, Disney intentionally held back from creating plushies, clothing, or any other merch bearing Baby Yoda's likeness before the November premiere of The Mandalorian on Disney+.
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They are all outlets you wouldn't find in the US. Also, without spoiling too much, let's just say Georgina's lovable teddy bear from the UK's The Circle pops up later.
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The official synopsis from Fox reads: Bart accidentally sees a brand-new superhero movie a month before it comes out… and the world cowers before his newfound plot-spoiling powers.
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It was Mr. Trump himself who warned that winning might get tiring, that spoiling his supporters risked lulling them into a false sense of security ahead of the 2020 election.
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Launched in the US last year, the breakthrough technology from Apeel Sciences has helped to cut supermarkets&apos fresh produce food waste by half through controlling the main spoiling factors.
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In Germany, the fast-food chain has introduced a promotion that involves "spoiling" the upcoming and much-anticipated film Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker in exchange for free Whoppers.
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This is not spoiling anything: When a story begins with its intensity needle as firmly in the red as this one does, there are no options left besides self-combustion.
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"Shell-side down stops any heat spoiling the meat and helps infuse the woody flavour," Stallard tells his audience, as he rakes the flaming wood under the charring lobster shells.
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It's the rare movie where I feel no real compunctions about spoiling the ending, but also regret that I've told you even a little bit about the early action sequences.
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And three, it hits back at the show that has become a thorn in his side, increasing the rabid demand for his (slow) writing and spoiling it at the same time.
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So the more social experience where you're playing with other people and having experiences together that you can talk about without worrying about necessarily spoiling the entire story of the game.
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A video of actor Chris Evans asking members of US Congress to participate in his to-be-launched political website leaked to CNN, spoiling the breadth of his formerly secret project.
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"'It's f****d up you can't even watch TV without a fat f**k spoiling something," the user said in a now-deleted tweet that has lived on in screen grabs.
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Without spoiling too much, she holds the key to a pretty major discovery that will likely shape sequels to come — and she's smart, curious, and very knowledgeable about the Cretaceous period.
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Even though the first Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them is still over a month away from its release date, J.K. Rowling is spoiling her fans with some epic news.
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Democrats are spoiling for a fight over Social Security and Medicare — programs that Trump voters benefit from, but most Republicans (including the ones leading the legislative branch) are itching to overhaul.
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Photos of parents-to-be keeping you updated on the progress of their bump, moms and dads proudly posting about their child's first this or that, grandparents spoiling the next generation.
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While this is now the third time the couple has had to deal with other people spoiling the secrecy of their wedding plans, they luckily have been taking it in stride.
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"We are deeply, deeply concerned about creating a spoiling situation," said Beverly Brakeman, an official with U.A.W. Region 9A, which represents autoworkers and others in New England and New York City.
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And, without spoiling anything, it is fantastic to see a young woman of color in a heroic role in a horror show, neither the victim of poor writing nor bullshit stereotyping.
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We had a long discussion about Final Fantasy VII on the podcast this week, and much to the frustration of Rob Zacny, I forced us to avoid spoiling Final Fantasy VII.
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That's why Endgame directors Anthony and Joe Russo are proactively asking fans to avoid spoiling the film for others after they've seen it — a campaign that has #DontSpoilTheEndgame trending on Twitter.
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"Ever since we got her, my mom has been completely in love," Maddie said, noting that her mother spends "way too much time" with Nina, spoiling her with too many treats.
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Without spoiling this entirely, let it just be said that when the two directors run into each other, it turns out Kiarostami has manufactured a very similar story of his own.
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Their invention, a low-tech thermal dehydrator, can be used to process fruits like mango, banana and pineapple, as well as vegetables such as okra and eggplant, to stop them spoiling.
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The Jets beat Dallas at home before losing in overtime at Pittsburgh on Thursday and spoiling the debut of coach Claude Julien with a 3-1 triumph in Montreal Saturday afternoon.
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You could be accelerating furiously, but the engine is already at its best RPM so the transmission will works it magic and leave the motor droning away and spoiling the fun.
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Abdul Rao, a longtime immigrant from Pakistan with three children born in Wigan, said he had voted for Brexit because he did not want new immigrants spoiling his children's job prospects.
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But, with only one day per year dedicated to spoiling your numero uno lady, why not take the opportunity to give her something special and show her she's in your thoughts?
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But the early returns from Russia 2018 have shown that, as currently imagined and implemented on the World Cup stage, video review can indeed produce benefits without spoiling the beautiful game.
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But I was introduced to Seery by him spoiling what should have been a showcase for Brad Pickett, turning Pickett into a wrestler with his solid counter fighting on the feet.
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They talked about saying goodbye but then the storm passed and the real survival began as they tried to keep his last doses of insulin from spoiling in a powerless fridge.
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The results show that while a large majority of people don't want to be spoiled, lots of those same people are pretty ruthless when it comes to spoiling things for others.
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The spokesperson included the following alleged screengrab of the now-deleted post: AMC became aware of the now-deleted post shortly before first contacting The Spoiling Dead website on June 7.
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The Leafs were back at Scotiabank Arena after losing to the Islanders on Thursday night, spoiling what was already a tough return to Long Island for Tavares, the Islanders' former captain.
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Without spoiling his story, the end arrives with yet another twist when, after years of living out of sight, Le Roux shows up, in the flesh, in two separate federal courtrooms.
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At this point, you may be getting an inkling of what this is all about, and there aren't any more clues we can go through without spoiling things a little bit.
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The Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer of New York, blazed into the session on Tuesday spoiling for battle over a procedural map put forward Monday night by his Republican counterpart, Mitch McConnell.
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She likes what she likes, which at the moment involves spoiling her rabbit, Skyping with her older sister, refusing help on her homework, and streaming episodes of "Emergency!" on the iPad.
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I finally felt like I understood how to truly talk out an issue—not just call it out for two minutes, then skirt over it out of fear of spoiling everything.
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Yu Darvish -- who's in a $126 MILLION contract -- completed his first minor league rehab start this week ... and celebrated by spoiling BOTH TEAMS with a very expensive Ruth's Chris steak dinner.
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Saltfish, or salted cod, came to the island via the slave trade due to the need for an inexpensive protein that could survive the long trips across the Atlantic without spoiling.
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Without spoiling anything, Super Dark Times is scary because it takes the time to examine how a single act of violence can ripple differently through several lives based on what's already there.
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"He's ridiculous," Popovich said after Leonard sparked the Spurs to a 102-94 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Thursday, spoiling the regular-season opening of the Kings' new Golden 173 Center.
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Avengers: Endgame actor Tom Holland is notorious for spoiling Marvel movies for fans, but even he couldn't make sense of a possible plot hole in his upcoming movie Spiderman: Far from Home.
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With estimated onshore marginal production costs of $22017/barrel, they are running out of business high-cost producers under the guise of spoiling their arch-rival Iran's return to large oil revenues.
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But the industry is content for now; high quantities of mangoes can reach stores without spoiling, sell for cheap, and please consumers that don't realize how much better mangoes truly can be.
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"The people that criticised me for 'spoiling' spots are more motivated by the idea of being in a special, exclusive club than they are photography or exploration of urban spaces," he said.
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For Olivera, that means finding a way to keep his last vial of insulin from spoiling in a refrigerator still without power after an electricity tower fell next to the couple's home.
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Without spoiling anything, it's safe to say that Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald brings the new franchise in the wizarding world of J.K. Rowling even closer to the Harry Potter universe.
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Without spoiling too much of the Master of None finale, lets just say it'll be very interesting to see where these two go from here, with or without Pino in the picture.
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Investigators processing the site have found human feces, spoiling food, firearms and explosives, according to documents filed this week by federal prosecutors in response to a defense request to access the location.
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Activists and prosecutors said such measures are a deliberate attempt to drive away rough sleepers, seen by residents as spoiling the image of the wealthy neighborhood, home of Rio's famed Copacabana beach.
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"There is a very big complacency risk in the second round, with voters either not bothering to turn out or spoiling their ballots in protest," a Eurasia note said earlier this week.
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Both Public Citizen and the Higbee firm seem to be spoiling for this fight, although, as Higbee said, it's up to his client to decide whether to defend the declaratory judgment action.
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It's pretty likely that the early reveal was a response to leaks and not a wacky new strategy of spoiling the show themselves, but the move put her in an uncomfortable position.
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As for ideas on how she intends to ask Meyer to be her fiancée, the actress claims she has a few scenarios in mind, however, she won't be spoiling the surprise beforehand.
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" (Disclosure: My wife works for a division of Disney.) Within this circle, Kennedy and directors like "Last Jedi's" Rian Johnson are accused of spoiling "Star Wars" and, not uncommonly, "ruining my childhood.
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Lots of kids will be gifted connected toys this holiday season, and while I'm all for spoiling children, I also suggest thinking about the risks that come with an internet-connected plaything.
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It's super relaxing, it's really moisturizing for your skin, and it's supposed to be really good for arthritis, so we've been trying to dip our hands in that — I've been spoiling him.
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"With rising bond yields spoiling the fun and disappointment around the U.S. tech sector putting a dampener on sentiment, hopes are pinned on earnings delivering," said Societe Generale macro strategist Kit Juckes.
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That said, without spoiling anything, I will say that reviewers were provided with the first four episodes and episode three and four were significantly more engaging for this reviewer than the pilot.
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Andrew Romine provided one of the few bright spots in Saturday's 83-3 loss as the Tigers fell for the 13th time in 16 games, spoiling a solid outing by Anibal Sanchez.
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Patience is a genuine, selfless love story that stretches out across space and time, and it isn't spoiling things to say you may well have your mind pleasantly expanded by the ending.
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It's not spoiling much to say that they eventually see in her the potential for a different kind of surrogacy, but the story plays out in wonderfully (and sometimes appallingly) surprising ways.
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To say what exactly she wants revenge for would be an unconscionable spoiler, but "Ma" comes close to spoiling its own surprise with flashbacks that hint heavily at a traumatic youthful humiliation.
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UNITED NATIONS — Russia's top diplomat said Friday that the Obama administration had been "small-hearted" and vindictive toward his country, spoiling relations and jeopardizing cooperation on critical issues including the Syria conflict.
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And that, really, is all I can say about what happens in "Fairview," at least without spoiling one of the most exquisitely and systematically arranged ambushes of an unsuspecting audience in years.
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A year later, after another season-spoiling loss to Southern California, Notre Dame returned to the Cotton Bowl and upset Texas, 24-11, to snap the Longhorns' winning streak at 30 games.
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In Portland, Oregon, this weekend, far-right extremists are planning to rally, their "antifa" (anti-fascist) opponents are expected to try to stop them, and both sides are spoiling for a fight.
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The only other negative thing I've noticed about this bag is that its rear panel has picked up lint and fluff from some of my hoodies, ever so slightly spoiling the neat look.
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The 77-year-old rock icon commanded the stage at Manhattan's opulent Beacon Theater Wednesday night, spoiling a sold-out crowd of New Yorkers with over two hours of peace, love and music.
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" It was the boldest statement yet from Duterte against domestic miners that he warned in the weeks before he took office on June 30 to "shape up" and to "stop spoiling the land.
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Nuggets 105, Hawks 100 The Denver Nuggets snapped a five-season losing streak in Atlanta, spoiling the Hawks' home opener and making a winner of Paul Millsap in his return to Philips Arena.
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The Kuvée Bottle doesn't do anything particularly fancy to keep its wine from spoiling — there's no argon gas or vacuum sealing, nor are there preservatives beyond what you'd find in a normal bottle.
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Michel Barnier, the smooth-talking, silver-haired French politician who has been appointed to run a Brexit task force inside the European Commission, may not look like a man spoiling for a battle.
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But the struggle to rescue the bank may well result in failure in the event of a "no" vote in the referendum, spoiling the party for Morelli, who turns 55 on Dec. 8.
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I'm stuck here, as I told you ... But it leaves me almost no one to talk to ... Last year I would have been afraid of spoiling something by not being faithful to you.
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You can hide sports scores on YouTube TV, so if you recorded a game and want to watch it later, you don't have to worry about spoiling the outcome before you watch it.
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These delicate wines were hard to preserve over the long distances they had to travel, and to keep them from spoiling, French distillers heated the liquid in copper pots and then cooled it.
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Eli and Charlie's pursuit gives the movie urgency and visual appeal as open vistas give way to snowy mountains, the dirty streets of San Francisco and a wilderness that prospectors are rapidly spoiling.
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The Phillies overcame a 4-0 deficit against New York's bullpen, spoiling a strong start from Jason Vargas, who tied a career high with 10 strikeouts before being pulled after only 77 pitches.
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However, despite popular demand for a Baby Yoda toy, Disney has been slow to provide due to concerns of spoiling the character&aposs reveal if merchandising details leaked ahead of the first episode.
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Creator Jon Favreau told "Entertainment Tonight" he convinced Disney and Lucasfilm not to make or release any Baby Yoda toys before "The Mandalorian" started streaming in early November to avoid spoiling the surprise.
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VOLGOGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Russian authorities said on Thursday they were spraying the area outside the World Cup stadium with vanilla concentrate to prevent gnats from spoiling soccer matches there, TASS news agency reported.
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Just as helpfully, the Indian air force refrained from spoiling Mr Modi's martial bombast, delaying the revelation that during February's brief dust-up with Pakistan it had shot down one of its own helicopters.
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The studios have to offer partners enough information so that the manufacturers can create products to go with the film, but they don't want to give away too much and risk spoiling the film.
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Magic 94, Cavaliers 85 Nikola Vucevic led four players in double figures with 21 points as Orlando opened its campaign with a front-running victory over visiting Cleveland, spoiling John Beilein's NBA coaching debut.
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So, while he cops to spoiling his own kids in many ways, he also encourages them to embrace gratitude and a giving spirit by delivering boxes of food to homeless people in Los Angeles.
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"A lot of wrong doings are taking place with respect to PIA and it is spoiling Pakistan's image abroad," Khan said, adding that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has been appraised about the inquiry findings.
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But for a president who is always spoiling for a fight, it might be sweet payback to be re-elected by voters after Democratic and Republican lawmakers banded together to give him the boot.
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They'll be tearing through book after book, encouraging you to keep up with them, eager that you finish the last book they gave you because they want to talk about it without spoiling anything.
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Cramer Remix: A surprising outlook for earnings Cramer: Signs an earnings explosion is coming Cramer: Bernie Sanders spoiling the earnings mood Glassdoor tested the theory by reviewing the companies with the highest employee reviews.
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My screening of Blade Runner 2049 began with a publicist reading a statement from Villeneuve imploring the critics in attendance to "preserve the magic" of the film by not spoiling any of its twists.
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What's more interesting is how that could end up spoiling Disney's $52 billion deal to buy a significant chunk of Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox — which ultimately includes Murdoch's offer to buy out Sky.
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As recently as last year, I would cast withering looks of disapprobation at anyone walking up to the latest supercar and spoiling my professional shot just to take a picture with their dinky smartphone.
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A particularly dark storm-cloud is now hanging over the country's business world, with the potential to depress the entire region, spoiling the optimism spurred by good tourist numbers and signs of accelerating growth.
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In the interest of spoiling no mysteries — each First Person Travel weekend is customized, but a general story arc remains constant — I'll just say that lines began to converge over the next few hours.
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May's proposal would include adherence to a common rule book for some sectors like industrial and agricultural goods in order to keep supply chains open and prevent food spoiling if stopped for frontier checks.
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In a profile of him that I did for Vanity Fair in 2014, I began thus: Every now and then, when he's spoiling for a fight, Travis Kalanick has a face like a fist.
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Without spoiling too much, the last quarter of the book, itself the length of a fairly decent-sized novel, reads like high fantasy — expertly written fanfic of some long-running swords-and-wizards epic.
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A year of distress followed, Dr. Kidd said, with Dr. Jaeger describing to her the genitalia of one of his sexual partners, or warning her against "spoiling her physique" when he saw her eating.
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MARYLAND WOMEN TOP MICHIGAN STATE Brionna Jones had 28 points and 15 rebounds, and No. 3 Maryland beat host Michigan State, 89-72, spoiling Coach Suzy Merchant's return to the sideline for the Spartans.
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"I'm sure if it was less critical information, Sabi and Zippo would've been left alone, but you can't go spoiling Directs," says a leaking community member named NWPlayer123, referring to the company's online presentations.
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In many cities, the supply of bicycles far exceeds demand, bringing chaos to sidewalks, bus stops and intersections and prompting grumbles that excessive competitiveness — seen as a national trait — is spoiling a good thing.
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Mariners 3, Tigers 2 (11 innings) Jean Segura singled in the winning run in the bottom of the 11th inning as host Seattle rallied to defeat Detroit, spoiling an outstanding start by Francisco Liriano.
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Without spoiling the film, things quickly go from strange to downright terrifying — the story's sinister nature (even that scene with the mermaid) was what enticed him into taking the role in the first place.
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"The irony is that by spoiling the conservatives' game and taking away from Raisi's voter-base, Ahmadinejad is in fact aiding Rouhani's re-election," said senior Iran analyst Ali Vaez of the International Crisis Group.
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Another minor quibble, given that we're now in the middle of 2017: V-Moda's choice of a MicroUSB charging port here is spoiling my "everything USB-C" tech nirvana and I'm not thrilled about that.
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If you're looking forward to playing the new God of War, a word of advice: be extra careful around Google or YouTube, which are accidentally spoiling major plot points of the game through rogue algorithms.
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Without spoiling the nuanced and complicated relationship between the three leads, I'll tell you this: While each of the women may be cruel in their own way, there's no true, traditional villain in the film.
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Without spoiling too much of the film, I will say that the whereabouts of Skyler Astin's Jesse are mentioned minutes into the movie — and fans who shipped the OG Pitch Perfect couple may be bummed.
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Also, per a screengrab via Android Police, several of the shows listed under this option include Arrested Development, The Office, and Our Planet, individual episodes of which you could reasonably enjoy without spoiling the series.
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PAMPLONA, Spain (Reuters) - One man was gored in the arm among scores more injured on Thursday during Spain's centuries-old San Fermin bull-running festival where protesters complained new safety measures were spoiling the buzz.
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"So when it comes to signing petitions to reshoot the last season of a very popular TV show, or whether it's spoiling a goddamn Christmas rom-com, people are able to do something about that."
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The president's inner circle became convinced that the Republican Party was destined for years of unbroken political domination; the ambition-spoiling concerns of the "reality-based community" no longer needed to be taken into account.
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The new complications emerged on Sunday even as Trump was clearly sensing an imminent victory and showed he was spoiling for retribution against Democrats who led his impeachment in the House of Representatives last year.
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Without spoiling the movie's rambunctious second half, the Kim family steadily rises, enmeshing themselves in the lives of the Parks, a wealthy and oblivious family living at the literal and economic top of Seoul's society.
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Bruins 6, Predators 2 David Pastrnak scored his NHL-leading 32nd goal of the season and goaltender Tuukka Rask made 33 saves as Boston defeated host Nashville, spoiling the debut of Predators coach John Hynes.
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Their logic, officials say, is cleareyed: To descend into a fight with the United States would serve no one, least of all the Mexican people who are spoiling for a harder line against Mr. Trump.
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And while many who hear of hospital clowns worry about coulrophobia, the fear of clowns, spoiling these effects with stress reactions, another Israeli study from last year suggests that this phobia is actually fairly rare.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Meryl Streep on Saturday accused designer Karl Lagerfeld of spoiling her night at the Academy Awards ceremony by falsely accusing her of being paid to wear a gown on the Oscars red carpet.
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Donald Trump and Chuck Schumer are spoiling for a clash once the President-elect takes office next year and the new Democratic Senate minority leader gets his hands on his caucus after winning election on Wednesday.
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Without spoiling the plot of the first episode, the moments cut include a sex scene with prostitutes, close-up shots of people being killed with arrows and an ax, and one instance of a character swearing.
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On Monday, April 9th, Westworld creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy held a Reddit AMA where they announced that they were planning to post a video spoiling the entirety of the upcoming second season of Westworld.
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Far from spoiling the magic, learning how, say, the developers on BioShock rigged a bunch of lighting systems to make Fort Frolic look especially theatrical will always make me appreciate the craft just a little more.
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I reached out to the Gossip Girl spoiler, who is purportedly a British teen, for this piece and they agreed to chat, but quickly retracted the agreement when I asked about the whole show-spoiling thing.
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When San Jose went on the power-play seconds later, it was Bonino who anchored the penalty kill that denied the Sharks even a shot on goal, spoiling their first Stanley Cup appearance in franchise history.
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Once widely accused of spoiling a presidential election that led to two wars, the Green Party has been mostly relegated to a political punchline, thanks in part to the foibles of its former leader Jill Stein.
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A vote to leave could unleash turmoil on foreign exchange, equity and bond markets, spoiling bets across asset classes and potentially testing the infrastructure of Western markets such as computer systems, stock exchanges and clearing houses.
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Trump said in November that he stood with Saudi Arabia because spoiling relations could negatively impact oil prices, the U.S.' plan to counter Iran in the Middle East and a promise to buy U.S.-made arms.
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Without spoiling anything, it's probably safe to say that "Hold the Dark" goes in some surprising directions — it starts weird and gets weirder (and much more violent), as you can see from our iMessage correspondence below.
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Valtteri Filppula also scored as the Islanders began the post-John Tavares era by giving Coach Barry Trotz a victory in his debut with the team and spoiling Rod Brind'Amour's first game behind the Carolina bench.
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That she exists at all means it's not spoiling much to tell you that "Old Stock" ends in a cavalcade of numbers — Chaim and Chaya have so many children, so many grandchildren, so many great-grandchildren.
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For most of us this would be nothing but a fantasy, however, if you spend enough time locked away with your consistently spoiling nemesis in an icy hell world, well, it may just become a reality.
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There are even deals on a number of pet products if you feel like spoiling your pup (and honestly, no one is more deserving of some extra appreciation than our most loyal and loving furry friends).
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Without spoiling too much, suffice it to say that he finds a way to introduce Ciri to his bros back at Kaer Morhan, the witcher stronghold he flashed back to at the end of Season 1.
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Smidt said most concerns about a particular nominee spoiling down-ballot races are "generally overrated," but certain pockets of affluent, college-educated white voters in suburban Michigan could tip the scales in a district like Slotkin's.
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The primary rationale behind this thinking is that our germs have the potential to contaminate scientifically important places in the solar system, thus spoiling our ability to detect indigenous microbial life on Mars and other worlds.
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From fertilizer produced with natural gas to tractors powered by diesel engines, and irrigation systems that pump water and refrigerators that prevent food from spoiling, natural gas, oil and coal are the energy that feeds America.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Revenues at the world's largest investment banks slumped to their lowest level for eight years in the second half of 2018, spoiling an otherwise improved year after a tough decade since the financial crisis.
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Raptors 211, Spurs 221 TORONTO — Kawhi Leonard had the go-ahead dunk with 15 seconds left as the Toronto Raptors beat his former San Antonio Spurs teammates, 120-117, on Friday night, spoiling DeMar DeRozan's return.
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The movie won't hit theaters until July 28th, but this is one of those rare times when its bombastic trailer (featuring both Queen's "Killer Queen" and Health's "Blue Monday") perfectly captures its tone without spoiling every detail.
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After a trailer for season 7 premiered at San Diego's Comic-Con, the show's fan group, the not-so-subtly named The Spoiling Dead, started saying that Negan would leave us down two members of the cast.
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Without spoiling too much, the kingdom of Hyrule was beset by a great evil a century before the events of Breath of the Wild, and in the game the land exists in a state of beautiful decay.
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And that will allow Mrs May to invoke Article 50 in good time to avoid overtly spoiling the EU's 60th birthday bash in Rome on March 25th, a party she has already said she will not attend.
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All I ask is that the BMJ and other science journals put extra effort in gaining and maintaining reader trust, and if that means spoiling the joke a little for the sake of transparency, so be it.
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More importantly, Ring's security devices could work well with Amazon Key, a smart lock and camera system that lets delivery personnel put packages inside a home to avoid theft or, in the case of fresh food, spoiling.
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"They're absolutely paranoid now about anyone finding out anything about the series and spoiling it," was how the actor, who plays the recently de-scaled Ser Jorah Mormont, described things in a BBC Radio 5 Live interview.
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She suggests three ways to alter the vote during the counting process: spoiling ballots by adding extra marks; filling in leftover ballots; and damaging the bar-code on tally sheets that record a majority for opposition parties.
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Without spoiling the finale, there is a reoccurring motif of the "desert island band" question—if you are stuck on a desert island and you can only choose one band to listen to, who would it be?
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For all the happy talk of restoring "civility" to our political discourse, many may be spoiling for a gutter fight and willing to embrace someone they think is brash enough to take on and defeat the president.
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A Twitter post by Trump in which he suggested that China might be spoiling North Korea talks was another twist in his rollercoaster approach to Beijing, a mix of praise and criticism, diplomatic outreach and outright aggression.
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Without spoiling too much, I'll just say that over the five or so hours Inside lasts, it throws a handful of major twists at you, each of which will completely change the way you see the game.
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I've been playing Gears 4 this week — watch for my review later today, but I'm not spoiling anything to say that like the others, it's a game where you spend 95 percent of your time shooting monsters.
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And with reports they spent 55 days shooting a single battle sequence and are acting out decoy endings to keep spying fans from spoiling the ending, season eight is shaping up to be the most ambitious yet.
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Missouri crushes Florida, ruins Shannon's debut Missouri quarterback Drew Lock threw three touchdown passes, and the Tigers cruised to a 21-235 win over Florida on Saturday in Columbia, Mo., spoiling Gators interim coach Randy Shannon's debut.
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Many MMA fans want dearly to see Cerrone finally win a UFC title and his work in the welterweight division thus far has been tremendous, but we could be on the brink of another great Story spoiling.
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"So when it comes to signing petitions to reshoot the last season of a very popular TV show, or whether it's spoiling a goddamn Christmas rom-com, people are able to do something about that," Clarke said.
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For months, The Walking Dead's parent network AMC has been using copyright claims to tighten its vigil on spoilers leaked online — regardless of whether the people doing the spoiling claim to have insider information confirming their accuracy.
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Their skepticism reflected a deeper distrust of an American administration that has pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal, spurning its European allies and sowing suspicion that the United States is spoiling for a fight with Iran.
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I'll never forget my first day — also The Daily Trader's: Hurricane Donna struck the region, spoiling the inaugural issue, and drenching those of us who dared to go out in the storm to try to deliver it.
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Without spoiling anything, I'll just say that Age of Resistance faces the same issue as any other prequel: When you know who will still be around and who won't by the end, the stakes kind of disappear.
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What he did there is easily Googled (and is the subject of Terry L. Benedict's documentary "The Conscientious Objector"), but I won't go too far in spoiling a tale that Mr. Gibson retells with vigor and suspense.
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But The Boys, the one that's now streaming on Amazon, is such a modern and aggressively human take on superhero stories that I'm worried about getting to know these characters in some other medium and spoiling everything.
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When I start convincing myself that I'm a useless scrap of spoiling sentient meat whose sole value is in whether I meet the Sisyphean standards of productivity I keep setting for myself, that is my depression talking.
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Zulia used to produce 70 percent of Venezuela's milk and meat but without power to milk cows and keep meat from spoiling, the state's production has fallen nearly in half, according to Venezuela's National Federation of Ranchers.
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People have already populated their devices with dozens or hundreds of games from half a dozen systems — without spoiling the look and feel of the console, as you can see in this demo video from Dan the Man.
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It's impossible to discuss either book without spoiling some of the secrets Girl With All The Gifts uses to draw intrigue from the opening chapters of the book — or the opening moments of the strong 2016 film adaptation.
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It hits the sweet spot of having just enough features and ergonomic touches (like a mesh-padded back panel and shoulder straps) to be an everyday pack, without going overboard and spoiling the simplicity of the rucksack design.
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Democrats just gave President Trump the socialism fight he's been spoiling for with the Green New Deal — which calls for a mammoth expansion of federal investments and market interventions — and the political and planetary stakes couldn't be higher.
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On two- to three-day trips, she said she had to request a refrigerator in her hotel room, pump while on the layover and figure out a way to transport her breast milk back home without it spoiling.
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Squeezed by angry conservatives spoiling for a culture war on one side and investors demanding constant user growth on the other, Facebook and Twitter have indicated that they are open to just about everyone—including frauds like Jones.
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Between 1996 and 2003, when pro wrestling was hyperpopular and internet ad money was still a viable business model for independent sites, spoiling a debut or even being wrong about a spoiler could make or break an operation.
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As for Riverdale, well, without spoiling anything — and to the show's credit — there are hints in a later episode that the show might realize that Archie and Miss Grundy's secret hookups aren't entirely scintillating, because they're actual crimes.
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With Austin away, it's time to whip this long podcast into shape by, uh, spending two hours with Rob, Patrick, and Cado discussing the disappointing Rage 2 and the questionable ethics of spoiling Final Fantasy VII in 2019?
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PREDATORS 3, RANGERS 143 Defenseman P. K. Subban scored the tiebreaking goal 3:28 into the third period, and Nashville won at Madison Square Garden, spoiling the N.H.L. regular-season debut of the new Rangers coach, David Quinn.
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Mr. Watson had two children of his own but no grandchildren, and he showed grandfatherly love to the children of his neighborhood in Barry, in southern Wales, including by spoiling them with gifts, the news site WalesOnline reported.
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The caucus nightmare also played right into the hands of a President spoiling for months to brand his rivals as weak, disorganized and even worse — plotting to rig the results to hand its crown to an establishment favorite.
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The only real question in this election is the percentage of voters who will take part purely to protest, by simply not marking their ballots or deliberately spoiling them — the only courses left open to challenge the regime.
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Because Infinity War ended with a cliffhanger built around several famous Marvel characters evaporating into dust, Marvel can only feature its non-dusted heroes in Endgame's marketing; otherwise, it risks spoiling the movie with even the smallest hints.
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But you'll see him, my guess is without spoiling anything, you'll probably see him a little bit early on, and we're going to continue to deploy him in ways where we really think he can make a difference.
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In comments sections, on social media, even on auction sites, people were spoiling for a virtual fight even more than usual; the best anyone could do was keep their head down and hope to make it to the weekend.
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Or that you can adjust aim assist if you find yourself needing more precise, manual aiming to avoid taking damage and potentially spoiling a combo, which in turn spoils an entire run if you're going for a high score.
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Just three days after suggesting that to retreat would be like spoiling a child, Hong Kong's chief executive, Carrie Lam, announced the indefinite shelving of a proposed law that would allow the extradition of criminal suspects to mainland China.
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Raiders 45, Browns 42 (OT) Matt McCrane's 29-yard field goal with 1:46 left in overtime gave Jon Gruden his first victory in his return as Oakland's coach, spoiling the first start by Baker Mayfield for visiting Cleveland.
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That's why those Twitter accounts in other sports that insist on spoiling draft picks a few minutes before they're announced are so annoying, and why we should be thankful we don't have to deal with that in hockey (yet).
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Although A. L. Kennedy's novel came into being before the Brexit vote and the subsequent pratfalls of so many British politicians, her Londoners have already lost faith in the machinery of the state and are spoiling for a fight.
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Without spoiling too much of episode 1, "Edge of Tomorty: Rick Die Rickpeat," it's enough to say that it gives Morty and the Smith family an opportunity to flex their ability to make choices that don't revolve around Rick.
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VICE: Without spoiling what happens in the season three premiere, let's just say that it's clever how you fill in the gaps left by the cliffhanger, during the regular process of Forrest going back to doing his life-reviews.
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I won't bother spoiling it here because, if you've ever read a Lovecraft story or played a game or watched a show derivative of his work—such as True Detective—then you know exactly what's in store for Pierce.
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These days, the Republican leadership has to placate the three dozen members of the far-right Freedom Caucus, who vote as a bloc and are perpetually spoiling to overthrow the Speaker if he deviates from a highly partisan orthodoxy.
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If the role of the leadoff hitter — once the domain of the speedy, pitch-spoiling, sharp-eyed singles hitter — has long been reshaped by baseball's increased reliance on analytics, an emphatic confirmation came Friday on the Yankees' lineup card.
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The release date was intended to coincide with one of the proposed dates for Britain's departure from the European Union, but the withdrawal from the bloc was postponed twice — somewhat spoiling the symmetry but perhaps underlining the rapper's point.
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Usually President Trump does not follow through, but this latest example of foreign policy by bullying is in the hands of John Bolton, a man who has been spoiling for a fight with Iran for more than a decade.
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We look again at the billboard and notice that some words across the illustrated sky (perhaps spoiling pictorial serenity with a command to "See America First") have been painted out in nonmatching blue by an unknown but careful hand.
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Reality Steve, the blogger who has been spoiling The Bachelor for years, didn't find out the winner before this season's premiere as he usually does, and by the looks of things, he's not going to — nor is anyone else.
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" We won't tell you more for fear of spoiling any of the gripping twists, but believe us when we say that you should listen to this fantastic seven-episode narrative from the producers of "This American Life" and "Serial.
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But influential members of his administration who are still spoiling for a big trade fight will no doubt want to keep up the pressure on China — and Mr. Trump may at times share their desire in the coming months.
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Fellow Latinas keep touting the joys of motherhood to Giselle, but she remains unfazed, spoiling Scotch with toys (including a motorized water bowl) and love without worrying about him talking back or growing up to be an entitled mooch.
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It's hard to answer this question without spoiling Better Watch Out's crucial twist, but it's mostly a black comedy with a few jump-scares and one or two moments of lurid gore that a pre-teen boy might find funny.
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The combination of rallygoers spoiling for a fight, and counter-protestors determined to convey that the rallygoers' ideology was not welcome in America, allowed the violence to overshadow the speech — and eventually prevent the rally from going forward as planned.
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Without spoiling anything about the movie (except, you know, that the Avengers are in it and they... do things... to best Thanos), we'll try to answer as many of your burning questions about the MCU's grand finale as we can.
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Without spoiling anything, the movie -- written and directed by series creator Vince Gilligan -- basically picks up where the show left off (as "Bad" prequel "Better Call Saul" has demonstrated, Gilligan doesn't really sweat time lapses), charting Jesse's next moves from there.
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And not only that, but the studio was then acquired by EA in 2017, a company often vilified by gaming fans for its approach to monetization and its penchant for spoiling expensive licenses to properties as beloved as Star Wars.
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" He also told the trade that Cersei and Jaime will have a tough conversation in the new season: "Without spoiling anything, but there is one line that Jaime has in episode one, when he says, 'What are we doing this for?
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The new populist coalition in Italy, which is both the greatest risk to the euro zone and at the heart of battles over how to intercept, process and distribute Mediterranean migrants, is spoiling for battles with the EU on both fronts.
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The Innit CEO explained that as well as helping consumers make the best use of the food they have by connecting it to the right appliance, his software could help users keep track of which foods were closest to spoiling.
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To say more than that risks spoiling the fun, but if you appreciate the way past God of War games played with the sense of scale as Kratos took on the skyscraper-sized Titans of Greek myth... well... get hype.
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With patented technology that prevents open bottles from spoiling, CEO Vijay Manwani tells TechCrunch that Kuvée could make it easier to drink "wine by the glass any day of the week," since the unfinished beverage will stay crisp through the weekend.
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Ventimiglia's costars, who have shed tears while watching episodes along with fans, have had plenty to say about his character's eventual demise — even if they weren't always able to give up key details for fear of spoiling the twist-heavy series.
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For some reason there's always lightning and thunder around a haunted house, and this simple kit includes a remote trigger and four high-powered LED spotlights that rapidly flash to simulate an angry storm overhead—minus all the fun-spoiling rain.
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In it, the trainer instructs the workers how to carry out "Plan B", a set of apparently fraudulent "strategies" that includes filling in leftover ballots, spoiling ballots and damaging barcodes on tally sheets if they record a majority for opposition parties.
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Nolan and Joy evoked Game of Thrones to suggest how spoiling the show for everyone might have a positive result, because knowing how things on that series would play out was still fun for audiences who had read the books.
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EditorsNote: Tweaks in 8th, 1oth grafs; other comma fixes Russell Westbrook had 23 points and 12 assists, Jerami Grant scored 22 and the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder routed the Washington Wizards 134-111 Friday night, spoiling the debut of Dwight Howard.
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Colonizing Mars is usually coded either as a grand ambition for humanity, the next Moon landing, or an escape hatch for a species on the brink, a plan B for a people spoiling their planet with climate change, war, etc.
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And yet I cannot tell you how many times I've placed a spoiler warning on an article — both in bold text and in an image — and still gotten a host of emails and tweets about how I shouldn't be spoiling things.
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Bradlee, angry about the ways the Nixon administration has been aggressively blocking his paper from covering it, is spoiling for a fight, and once reporter Ben Bagdikian (Bob Odenkirk) gets his hands on all the documents, the race is on.
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Thankfully, the rules of these puzzle stages are clearly outlined across the first few nights, with progressively complex techniques for block manipulation revealed to Vincent by other "players"—I'm not spoiling anything there—who are also making the nightly climb.
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A new group of doctors, nurses and other vaccine supporters, called Shots Heard Round the World, flooded his page with evidence-based vaccine facts, which attracted harassers spoiling for a fight to their own sites and away from Mr. Bigford's.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers, who just parted with one of the best-respected executives in the league after three straight trips to the NBA Finals, are owned by possibly the only man alive possible of spoiling the blessing that is LeBron James.
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Update 1: A spokesperson for AMC has alleged in an email to Vox that the Spoiling Dead website claimed to have received an official spoiler leak for the identity of the Lucille Victim prior to AMC's Cease and Desist letter.
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With little power to stop a nominee they saw as a conservative partisan, a Republican-imposed process they considered grossly unfair and a demanding political base spoiling for a fight, they decided it was time to sow disorder over the court.
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With 11 laps left, Hamlin caught and passed DiBenedetto for the win, spoiling a Cinderella story for the driver who had been told by Leavine Family Racing earlier in the week that his option wouldn't be picked up for 2020.
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"They are all the same," said Carlos Alberto da Silva, a 59-year-old driver in Rio de Janeiro who supported the Workers' Party in 2014 and said he intended to signal his frustration by spoiling his ballot this year.
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This puzzle is a little work of art in itself, a completely asymmetrical, negative image that was quite hard to see for me until I compared it to the theme work visually (shown here to avoid spoiling the game for you).
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Germany will need to play a leading role not just within NATO, but also along its periphery: in the Balkans, in Ukraine, and in the Caucasus — to keep Russian ambitions in check, but without further spoiling economic relations with Moscow.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Triple world champion Lewis Hamilton has one big fight on his hands already this season and he is not spoiling for another, not even for charity and against the man with the broadest smile in Formula One.
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The Red Bulls scored two second-half goals in a span of about six minutes on Sunday, rallying for a 260-323 victory and spoiling the inaugural M.L.S. game for host Atlanta United, an expansion team supported by a sellout crowd.
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Confusion over the outcome of Sunday's election raised the specter of a protracted struggle to form a government, spoiling hopes of a clear cut result that could have ended 230 years of political turmoil in Southeast Asia's second largest economy.
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Why we're cautious: It's tricky to say this without spoiling the show, but Undone is saying something about mental illness and how to treat it that is drawn from Purdy's own life experiences, but which might turn off some viewers.
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But Dow Chemical, which sells the product under the trade name Lorsban, along with farm groups that use it, had argued that the science demonstrating that chlorpyrifos caused such harm is inconclusive — especially when properly used to kill crop-spoiling insects.
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So if Democrats were going to lose the filibuster regardless, best to go down swinging now on a nominee many found far too conservative — a move that would also please a liberal base still spoiling for a fight against Trump.
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But at a certain point the TV show stops working as your ASOIAF methadone — especially now that its narrative is far past the point of what's happened in the books and is departing from (or spoiling) them in many ways.
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But without spoiling the plot beats of an episode that most people won't be able to see for months, it's worth exploring how it heralds a bold, expansive future for a show that's always nurtured a healthy fear of what comes next.
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As part of a Reddit Ask Me Anything session, Nolan and Joy said that if certain requirements were fulfilled, the Westworld team would post a video spoiling the entire plot of the second season of their show, which returns on April 22.
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Eventually Washington staved off the comeback attempt as guards Bradley Beal and John Wall made big shots down the stretch of the Wizards' 111-108 victory, spoiling the debut of New York interim coach Kurt Rambis Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden.
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Without spoiling the outcome, it's a scene that's more focused on physical fighting — but watching little Gage wobble as he tries to walk away from his father, only to trip, fall down and finally die with a sigh, feels far more violent.
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The first wave of shutoffs this month forced businesses to shut their doors, closed colleges and schools, put people out of work, left researchers scrambling to save samples from spoiling, and put those who rely on electricity for their medical needs at risk.
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Since the killings and the letters stopped, it seems likely that he abandoned murder as a hobby and moved into other social deviant behaviors like attending Princeton, working for George W. Bush, or spoiling the GOP's best-laid plans to stop Donald Trump.
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And I did get stuck one point towards the end of the game (it involves a sort of final puzzle, but I'm not spoiling anything), and lost more than a few runs to figuring out exactly what the hell to do to progress.
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Whether that means spoiling them reckless with gifts or making sure they're equipped with one of the most raved-about dog toys out there, we can't help but try to put a smile on their face (or, at least, what looks like one).
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The quality time Bush spent with Poppy and Mila is par for the course for the loving grandfather, whom former First Lady Laura Bush told PEOPLE in March is keen on "spoiling" the girls (who call him "El Jefe," which means "The Boss").
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"It's f— up you can't even watch TV without a fat f— spoiling something… Luckily I got to see it before this, but seriously I hope his kid gets cancer," the user wrote in a since-deleted tweet, according to The Blast.
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Besides spoiling his parents, "I also really like to use [points] for charity," says Kelly, who, along with TPG readers, has donated millions of miles to Rainbow Railroad, an organization that helps LGBTQI people escape violence and persecution in their home countries.
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After all, part of the fun of discussing The Sixth Sense is talking about how Bruce Willis being dead the whole time informs the rest of the movie, and you can't do that without spoiling how Bruce Willis was dead the whole time.
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"Apple could announce something totally mind-blowing and I bet its stock would still go down because the bears are spoiling for a fight, and after the recent run, I think that they've got the upper hand," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"We cannot be accomplices to spoiling everything that cost Portuguese so much hard work," Costa said, arguing that the measure would compromise the path of budget consolidation that helped Portugal win back investor confidence and leave its 2011-14 debt crisis behind.
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And/but: Trump seems to be spoiling for a fight with Republicans in Congress and appears to have settled on playing a game of chicken with Ryan and McConnell on shutting down the government if money for his border wall isn't provided.
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I'm right there with everyone — without spoiling much, the way it ends up focusing more on the evils of the justice and prison systems makes it a far more interesting show than it would have been as just a standard crime drama.
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I'm right there with everyone — without spoiling much, the way it ends up focusing more on the evils of the justice and... Stop-motion animation has been a mainstay in cinematic special effects for almost as long as movies have been around.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares gave up three-month highs on Thursday after a surprise sharp decline in U.S. retail sales pulled stocks lower in afternoon trading, spoiling an initially upbeat session that saw blue-chips such as Nestle shine on strong earnings.
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He was convinced that were he to run, he would go down in history as an unwitting accessory to putting Trump or Cruz in office by spoiling the election and throwing the fate of the country to the GOP-led House of Representatives.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump are spoiling for an extraordinary clash over race and gender that could come as early as Monday's debate, with both presidential candidates increasingly staking their fortunes on the cultural issues that are convulsing the nation. Mrs.
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EditorsNote: Corrects a few statistical errors Jean Segura singled in the winning run in the bottom of the 20th inning as the host Seattle Mariners rallied to defeat Detroit 22011-22015 Sunday afternoon, spoiling an outstanding start by the Tigers' Francisco Liriano.
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Some have floated the argument that there's a sexist edge to it, with Sanders quixotically carrying on in a way that could actually hurt America's chances of electing a woman president — or, at the very least, spoiling the moment in a certain way.
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Months later, in October, Ruffalo would accidentally live-stream a portion of Thor: Ragnarok on his Instagram story, making it seem like he's not only bad at technology but also possibly capable of accidentally spoiling the biggest movie in Marvel Studios history.
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Chris Blewitt made a 245-yard field goal with six seconds left as visiting Pittsburgh stunned No. 244 Clemson 21-21, on Saturday, spoiling a record-setting day for quarterback Deshaun Watson and complicating the Tigers' path back to the College Football Playoff.
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Any food that comes in a crinkly plastic wrapper, is industrially sealed, and is designed to last for months without spoiling may be a quick on-the-go fix for a hunger pang, but it's also likely increasing your risk of cancer.
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Update 2: In an email to Vox, a Spoiling Dead administrator responded to the AMC claim by noting that the Facebook poster shown in the screencap above was an underaged community member who was not affiliated with the website in any official capacity.
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For example, engineering a scene so an actor and an animated character touch requires almost microscopic precision: If anything is out of place, the drawn and live elements will seem to slide over each other, spoiling the illusion that they're sharing a space.
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"They need to keep good relations with Iran and they can't afford to anger Iran because Iran has a huge spoiling capacity," Mr. Hiltermann added, referring to Tehran's ability to use its political and military power to undermine the fragile Iraqi government.
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Not even notorious Bachelor spoiler Reality Steve knows who Peter pops the question to on the finale, and originally, it seemed like that might be because there's something in the works to keep Steve from spoiling it all, like a live finale.
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Without spoiling any plot points, some involve sweet memories of lost children, like the one of a boy, seen from behind, sharing a favorite song with his younger brother, as his parents fight in the next room; others sketch out disturbing scientific experiments.
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At home, I use a 1080p gaming monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate, and while I would pick a high refresh rate over resolution for gaming any day, it's great (and spoiling) to have the best of both worlds with Razer's display.
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Late in Atlanta's first episode, Earn has an encounter with a man on a bus that I won't say too much more about, for fear of spoiling, but it ends in a way that's at once perfect and ever so slightly surreal.
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But after The Cabin in the Woods, any movie made by Drew Goddard is expected to be full of twists, and Bad Times at the El Royale delivers on that promise — so outlining what happens next in any detail risks spoiling the fun.
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I'm not suggesting you do this because spoiling the series is literally no fun at all, but you could always just go on Reality Steve or Bachelor reddit (truly a wild place to be), and read up on all the spoilers from the series.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT GEORGIA TECH (33-12, 7-8 ACC): The Yellow Jackets come in after suffering a disappointing 22-22 home loss to N.C. State on Tuesday, spoiling a 214-point effort from Okogie as they missed nine free throws and 215 layups.
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Update 08/09/2016 10:27 AM: My favorite Gizmodo moment of all time is Brian Lam throwing a promotional bag of Halo 3 bullshit off a balcony and then immediately spoiling the end of the game, which I don't even think was out yet.
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Although Eisley was reluctant to reveal the exact ways the Hodel family ties into the still-unsolved Black Dahlia murder case of 1947 — "I don't know how to answer without spoiling it!" she admits — there are some very basic details floating around the internet.
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The cooking instructions for the Wise products I tested call for using the entire four-serving bag at once, which means that you have to have a container on hand to store what you don't eat, and a fridge to keep it from spoiling.
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It's not spoiling too much to say that while his character is physically fourteen, his mind is significantly older, and it's astonishing funny to see Gallagher nail the role of a cranky, often condescending adult in a roomful of emotionally stunted man (and women)-children.
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The characters that viewers have come to know over the course of eight seasons are nearing the end of their run, and I think I can safely say without spoiling anything that some of their arcs have been controversial, to say the very least.
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Cramer Remix: A surprising outlook for earnings Cramer: Signs an earnings explosion is coming Cramer: Bernie Sanders spoiling the earnings mood So, with demand improved and just enough decline in supply from the U.S., Cramer does not expect oil to go back to the $20s.
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Without spoiling too much — because discovering the solutions is the best part of The Witness — I'll just say that almost everything you see or hear in the game can be a clue, right down to the blades of grass and broken twigs on the ground.
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In fact, I guarantee you that somebody read my casual spoiling of The Sixth Sense's twist ending above and is now irate at having that experience spoiled for them, something they will prove by screencapping the spoiler and tweeting it at both me and Vox.
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Without spoiling Quantum Break, I'll say that I found myself unexpectedly moved by the conclusion — in which a character vows to try to change the past once again, even though it remains unclear whether such changes are even possible in the world of the game.
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Without spoiling the ending — or the setup for a potential second season — Dory's single-minded fixation on Chantal's disappearance blows up in her face in spectacular fashion, making her confront all the vicarious living she did while Nancy Drewing her way around New York.
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Without spoiling the very end of the season, these flashbacks to the past for BoJack, his then-girlfriend Princess Carolyn, and his former sitcom daughter turned present-day party monster Sarah Lynn (Kristen Schaal) reveal themselves to be crucial pieces of a very bleak whole.
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And although I doubt the powers that be at the company are really trying to ruin everything by monetizing you and spoiling the communities they've helped build, they must know that they're crossing an important threshold here with what amounts to a captive audience.
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I hope it's not spoiling anything to say that Heartbeat's moving "Fidelio" production ended unhappily: The heroine's plot to save her husband turned out to have been a dream, and we saw her left in the same despair with which she started the opera.
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MADRID — Atlético Madrid scored early and then defended well to beat Liverpool, 1-773, in the first leg of the Champions League's round of 16 on Tuesday, spoiling the reigning champion's return to the place where it had won the European title last year.
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Cargo shippers have been forced to pay thousands of dollars in fees to terminal owners and truckers to reclaim their goods from Hanjin ships to prevent perishable foods from spoiling and to avoid losing sales because goods are not available when customers want them.
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They have three children together, and they aren't afraid of spoiling them: For daughter Blue Ivy's first birthday, they reportedly gave her a diamond-encrusted Barbie doll worth $80,000, and in 2016 they spent $11,000 on her dress for the MTV Video Music Awards.
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ET, FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee), FSN Indiana ABOUT THE BUCKS (210-23): Defense remains a major issue for the disappointing Bucks, as evidenced by the manner in which the Thunder carved them up Tuesday, spoiling a remarkable night for Khris Middleton (career-high 223 points).
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Charlotte Hornets 115 - Minnesota Timberwolves 108 Devonte' Graham pumped in 28 points, and Malik Monk came off the bench for 153 points as Charlotte recovered from a big first-half hole to defeat Minnesota in Minneapolis, spoiling the home debut of Minnesota guard D'Angelo Russell.
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Upon reaching that point, before I realized doing so would necessitate completely spoiling something remarkable, I thought I wanted to write a piece solely about what it triggers—this wonderfully comic-styled, creepypasta-of-feelings first-person sequence, set to immediately recognizable horror-movie music.
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Quarterback Deshaun Watson threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Artavis Scott on Clemson's first possession of overtime as the No. 3-ranked Tigers survived against N.C. State 24-17 at Memorial Stadium, spoiling the Wolfpack's bid to end Clemson's 42-game winning streak against unranked opponents.
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Without spoiling it too much, I'll just say that it's a depiction of a transition from optimistically anticipating contact with other worlds … to a bleak realization that we haven't done so yet because the universe is a "dark forest," the title of the trilogy's second book.
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The benefit of the new glass integration is that it makes the sensors easier to include in a design without spoiling the overall aesthetic — which is growing into a bigger consideration as companies like LG try to bring more luxurious and refined design to home appliances.
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And unlike the previous two Democratic nominating races, the contest will begin with no clear frontrunner and a leaderless party, leveling the playing field and inflaming the imagination of any public figure spoiling for a possible fight against one of the most polarizing presidents in memory.
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I had the opportunity to chat with " Deadpool" writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick recently, and while discussing the film's post-credits scene (which I won't be spoiling here), they revealed that critics are only seeing one of two sequences that were put together for the movie.
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Cramer Remix: A surprising outlook for earnings Cramer: Signs an earnings explosion is coming Cramer: Bernie Sanders spoiling the earnings mood A major game changer came forward about a month and a half ago when the Obama administration attempted to stop the flood of cheap Chinese steel.
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This weekend at UFC 202, Story faces a very stern test indeed in the now welterweight Donald Cerrone, but being the underdog is not unusual for Story and any time he is matched with an ascending star there is a great chance of another classic spoiling.
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For fear of spoiling it, all I will say about the moment Elsie and Lulu meet for the first time is that it transformed what was already a unique coming-of-age story and an incisive reckoning with class in America to something unforgettably wise and powerful.
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North Dakota State (21-1), whose 33-game winning streak from 2012 to 2014 is an F.C.S. record, ended James Madison's run at 26, denying the Dukes a second straight title and spoiling what would have been their first season without a loss or a tie.
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Ideal weather for getting the job done is 40 degrees by day and 053 by night, Ms. Thomas said, so when the time is right, farmers must collect the sap quickly, several times a day, and then boil and process it immediately to prevent it from spoiling.
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For more than 18 months, Britain has been trying to negotiate a deal with the European Union, without which the country could face gridlock at ports, trucks stuck on highways with their loads of food spoiling, empty grocery and pharmacy shelves, energy scarcity and factories shutting down.
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However, the excuse of tainted kangaroo meat potentially spoiling a drug test is one of MMA's stranger explanations in a sport already filled with a plethora of odd justifications for such—including the reasoning behind Anderson Silva's failed drug test being due to the Brazilian ingesting "sexual performance medication."
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At that time, however, state and federal regulators had received the results of an internal investigation by Gen Re, which detailed a possibly illegal transaction between Gen Re and A.I.G., including evidence of faked documents, according to a 2006 Spitzer biography, "Spoiling for a Fight," by Brooke A. Masters.
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Saying too much, frankly, risks spoiling the sharp turns that the narrative takes, but the result is sobering -- inviting contemplation about the very nature of what makes us who we are, as well as the horrifying notion that people might have exploited children, with no say in the matter.
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I want to avoid spoiling swaths of the game, because I think the game's "twist" is so badly implemented that it needs to be experienced fully and wholly, but in broad strokes the game eventually comes to be structured around dads and what the responsibility of a dad is.
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Here's the exact moment when Ruffalo spoils the film, and Cheadle's semi-panicked reaction: At the time, no one really knew what to make of this — was Ruffalo was actually spoiling 10 years of Marvel moviemaking by accident, or were he and Cheadle purposely throwing up a red herring?
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It is just the sort of fight Mr. Biden has been spoiling for: a head-to-head contest with the incumbent on an issue that elevates Mr. Biden into a statesmanlike role, well above the Democratic primary fray and all the sniping candidates and liberal litmus tests therein.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans will move this week to speed the confirmation of President Trump's cabinet, an effort that has been stymied by the combination of lax preparation by Mr. Trump's transition team, his many unorthodox nominees and Democrats spoiling for a fight, albeit with few cards in their deck.
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The decision, unprecedented in its scale, forced businesses to shut their doors, closed colleges and schools, put people out of work, left researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, scrambling to save samples from spoiling, and put those who rely on electricity for their medical needs at risk.
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Instead of making the recipient wait until the gift arrives or telling them what we got them and spoiling the surprise, we print out a photo of the gift, tape it to the inside of a shirt box, and wrap the box as extravagantly as we can muster.
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Perhaps the most telling moment of the debate was that none of Sanders's five rivals said that the person with the most delegates going into the convention should get the nomination, an indication that they're spoiling for a convention fight even if he comes in with the lead.
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In an effort to appease the more conservative Freedom Caucus members of Congress (the ones Trump blamed for spoiling the last GOP attempt at health reform), lawmakers are reportedly discussing a proposal that would leave states to decide whether they want to cover benefits like maternity or not.
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Political science suggests this is an example of how the "islands of honesty" in corrupt systems — like independent prosecutors and courts with the willingness and authority to enforce the rule of law — can clash with networks of entrenched corruption, both provoking and spoiling efforts by political elites to protect themselves.
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In response, a sullen president said one of the leaders caught talking on the video, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, was "two-faced," and then slipped out of town without the scheduled wrap-up session with reporters, seemingly intent on not further spoiling the image of a successful visit.
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At times Downs's quest — which, in the name of not spoiling further, I will simply say hinges on a plan characterized as "the sad astronaut" — threatens to overshadow the main action in Miami, but McKinnon's zany, utterly unique comedic energy keeps that storyline buzzing through its narrative ups and downs.
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That's not an empty promise: the premiere episode saw the newest Voice coach (and latest Voice winner) John Legend choose a new song to record, which was then released the day of the series premiere (let's hope everyone watching can keep from Googling the song long enough to avoid spoiling the episode!).
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And since Martin didn't finish the next book in the series in time to stay ahead of the HBO show, the early episodes of the new season are set to resolve this dangling thread for both groups of fans — one of the biggest cases in which the show will be "spoiling" future books.
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If the original Star Wars was a nostalgic throwback to the era of sci-fi serials, thus far Nouveau Star Wars has been a nostalgic throwback to the era of seeing movies without trailers spoiling everything, and my advice with Rogue One is to go in knowing as few plot details as possible.
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STARBUCKS EMPLOYEES, CUSTOMERS EXPRESS CONCERN OVER NEW POLICY: &aposI CAN&aposT SEE HOW THIS WILL WORK&apos Bozeman shared some of the tip with her co-workers and said she plans to use the money for housework, spoiling her seven grandchildren and using the rest to help fund a trip to Ireland.
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The only thing that might be spoiling your viewing experience is that, because Black Mirror doesn't focus on big-name stars (save for a few), it's one of those shows where you spend the entire episode going "WHERE have I seen that person before?" then pausing it to frantically IMDb the actor.
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It's unclear exactly why this change happened, or what the new title for the 20193 Avengers movie is, but the secrecy around the shift is probably to avoid spoiling the very major things that happen in Infinity War — which, suffice to say, leave the door wide open for another chapter in this story.
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"Considering that somebody with much higher name recognition was able to get 2.7 percent of the vote in 2000, I think the likelihood of her doing significantly better is low," says Micah Sifry, an expert on third party politics in the United States and author of the 2003 book Spoiling for a Fight.
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By far the worst one came from a user who asked how to get a tick a few times and when I didn't answer, viewed my Story, noticed I was watching Gossip Girl for the first time, and sent me a spiteful DM telling me who Gossip Girl was, spoiling the show.
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Feinstein has a significant power base in California, but she is a political moderate at a time when the Democratic rank-and-file is spoiling for fights with President Donald Trump -- and jabbing at each other over the direction of the party -- leaving her vulnerable, progressives believe, to being unseated next year.
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That's the billionaire former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, who's spoiling for a rematch after his dismal performance at last week's debate, when he could hardly defend himself from his rivals' unrelenting attacks — on issues like his expansion of stop-and-frisk policing and his (recent) history of donating to some Republican campaigns.
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"We're in a very politically difficult time right now where we've got one key world leader denying climate change, so it's very hard to get other countries to move forward when you've got such a critical country playing a spoiling role," said Ian Fry, a delegate from the Pacific Ocean island nation Tuvalu.
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EditorsNote: updates fourth graf with Booker being youngest to have back-to-back 50-point games; new headline Thomas Bryant's three-point play with 2.8 seconds remaining lifted the visiting Washington Wizards to a 124-121 win over at Phoenix on Wednesday, spoiling a 50-point night from the Suns' Devin Booker.
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There are full moments in the finale — featuring the final exorcism of the first season (which, I will say without spoiling, is not an exorcism of Casey) — when the series works almost as a straightforward depiction of the struggle to retain one's faith in the face of such a grotesque and fallen world.
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"We praise the courage of all voters who came out to mark their strong message by spoiling their ballots as their way of rejecting the sham election and those who stayed home and kept their fingers clean," CNRP vice president Mu Sochua told Reuters, referring to the ink-mark that denotes a vote cast.
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Here's the weird thing about watching this episode: It was widely reported earlier today that Rachel has been selected as the next Bachelorette, as will be officially announced on Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight, effectively spoiling the end of the series (the mid-season timing of this casting news is a first for the franchise).
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The only time a Trump rally almost turned into a riot was in the Chicago case, when it was anti-Trump activists more than the rallygoers who seemed to come spoiling for a fight; the most recent act of actual election-year violence was a firebombing of a Trump campaign headquarters by persons unknown.
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Congress is spoiling for a new fight over refugees headed to the U.S. Months after efforts failed in the Senate to impose new obstacles for Syrian refugees, the House is speeding through legislation to lower the number of refugees coming to the U.S. and give control of the issue to Congress — not the executive branch.
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But the prospect of expensive legal action and more of what they construed as harassment was all too much for the Spoiling Dead's moderators: They announced that they would not be leaking any spoilers or speculation about who Negan killed in the months leading up to The Walking Dead's season seven premiere in October.
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While the film is built around a young woman who's reconnecting with her legacy (without spoiling too much, April loses contact with her parents) and slowly falling in love, but it also boasts sentient animals and a hidden city where the great scientists of history (including Albert Einstein, Enrico Fermi, and others) toil in secret.
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Here are the top Wall Street headlines at midday: Banks face slump in trading revenue as 'bad' volatility bites - Banks are facing a slump of 15% in market trading revenue in the first quarter, spoiling what is normally the most lucrative period when investors put their money to work at the start of the year.
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The other big idea in the film isn't easy to explain without spoiling it, but it deals with another common theme in post-apocalyptic and dystopian stories: the question of whether, given the choice, it would be better to erase painful memories from our minds, or whether it's those memories that make us human.
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