Yet for centuries, we have been taught that there was a single, unified narrative: To the victor went the spoils, and the spoils were stories, annals of their feats and adventures.
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To the victor goes the spoils ... and the calories!
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That included all the spoils that went along with it.
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Its crew members think they deserves to share the spoils.
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Crops are ravaged, food spoils and workers become less productive.
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A loss of these spoils would be costly and demoralising.
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Elections have consequences, and the spoils go to the victor.
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Looking the other way, by contrast, comes with valuable spoils.
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True, sometimes (though very rarely), these boxes hold coveted spoils.
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If the weather spoils your view, all is not lost.
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Mook rarely challenged her, letting the victor enjoy the spoils.
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At what point does the victor belong to the spoils?
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The rich won the battle, and they enjoyed the spoils.
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And if you're good at it, the spoils are phenomenal.
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But unsettling news spoils Hally's friendly demeanor, at least temporarily.
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A share of the spoils was less palatable to Liverpool.
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What actually "spoils" someone's experience of a piece of entertainment?
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He used his driving spoils to buy a better car.
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The Spoils of War ended with Jaime running to kill Daenerys.
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But buyout firms grew reluctant to share the spoils with Elliott.
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However, the latter never had the spoils from the cyberattack released.
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It spoils the experience, and Microsoft is aiming to eliminate this.
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Milk, on the other hand, spoils after a couple of weeks.
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All these spoils can be yours, they promise — for a price.
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But carving up the political spoils is not the only challenge.
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With the spoils of victory, however, also comes more political pressure.
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" I said, "The last line spoils the whole poem for you.
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Victors & Spoils went out of business just over a year ago.
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Perhaps he was too busy enjoying the spoils of his score?
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The same is true for the spoils, from revenue to data.
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But not every coach cherishes the spoils of victory, or defeat.
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So how can you spoil the centaur who always spoils you?
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Yet Jeff Bezos' company won't walk away with all the spoils.
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You should probably start listening now before somebody spoils the twist.
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"The survivors are getting the spoils," the "Mad Money" host quipped.
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And ZANU-PF harbors the benefactors of the spoils of misrule.
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To the victor go the spoils ... in this case, the spoils being a bunch of hot chicks who left a nightclub with NBA star Rudy Gay ... hours after he put a dagger in the Utah Jazz.
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And then of course Geordie spoils it all with his untimely return.
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In the initial division of spoils, India got more of the money.
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"To the victor belong the spoils," candidate Donald Trump reminded 2016 voters.
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But along with the spoils of victory comes the responsibility of governing.
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The rest of the spoils were shared between Omnicom, Interpublic and Dentsu.
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Along with all the other pampering and indulgent spoils AT THE OFFICE.
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Losing an election can mean being cut out of the spoils permanently.
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He spent the spoils on sushi, parties, spa treatments and a Bentley.
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Almost everything described above is the spoils of sport in the stadiums.
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Carving up the spoils may distract politicians from carving up each other.
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The result is a good economy, one whose spoils are unequally distributed.
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But if McIlroy made it, he would scoop up all the spoils.
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And Mr. Murdoch, 21791, must now divide up a lifetime of spoils.
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"The old expression 'To the victor belong the spoils,'" Mr. Trump declared.
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Imperial spoils held Welsh, Scottish, English and Northern Irish together for centuries.
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Doing so certainly spoils the experience, and frankly, you're only depriving yourself.
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But not everyone who invested in the company is reaping the spoils.
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Not because companies are dying to share their tax spoils with workers.
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But none of that matters now ... to the victor go the spoils.
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She appeared on multiple episodes of Last Man On Earth with Will Forte, starred in mini-series The Spoils of Babylon and, later, The Spoils Before Dying, and appeared in Netflix's Wet Hot Summer: First Day of Camp.
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In the territories it has captured, the coalition's forces battle over the spoils.
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Netflix spoils its subscribers with a nearly endless amount of content every week.
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Iraq's political class remains as corrupt as ever, divvying up the country's spoils.
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"To the victor belong the spoils of the enemy," one Jackson ally quipped.
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He later struck two profit-sharing agreements giving Alibaba part of the spoils.
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Snark is a sport and the spoils go to whoever snipes the hardest.
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The OnePlus 5T spoils the illusion that the entire front is a display.
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After feigning a lack of interest in the spoils, he will probably accept.
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The bigger spoils flow from sprightlier businesses that know how to crunch data.
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Infidel assets, explained IS's leader in Germany, were ghanima, or spoils of war.
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Leaving aside the division of the spoils, both utilities have questions to answer.
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Any spoils of this war are destined to fall short of the costs.
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The milk spoils so fast, as you are pouring it into the cereal.
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"The old expression, 'to the victor belong the spoils'—you remember," he said.
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It's not his worldview that spoils the book, but his renunciation of art.
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But trade comes with no assurances that the spoils will be shared equitably.
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One is God for God is One— One rotten apple spoils the barrel.
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From another they were enemies fighting for the spoils of their common achievement.
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Eggs have to be cooked, and milk spoils quickly if not stored properly.
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In a best-case scenario, Trump supporters will pocket few of these spoils.
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And nothing spoils the excitement of a new purchase like seeing it everywhere.
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Why don't you look through this week's spoils and buy all of them?
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Meanwhile, despite weed's mainstreaming, people of color are often excluded from the spoils.
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But they also share the spoils, and the kudos, among a larger group.
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A new spoils system based on state partisanship wouldn't just poison our politics.
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In Southeast Asia, lettuce spoils on the way from farms to city supermarkets.
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The club, like the spoils of its past, is back where it belongs.
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To the victor go the spoils, but from the vanquished comes the candor.
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The system divides spoils and patronage among various religious sects and political parties.
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The spoils of even a tenuous recovery remain the subject of bitter acrimony.
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Businesses lose business, food spoils in warming fridges, and critical infrastructure goes offline.
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When those machines were turned on, all would (in theory) enjoy the spoils.
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Your economy is booming, but a small cadre of elites hoards its spoils.
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At 26, Mr. Murdoch is preparing to divide up a lifetime of spoils.
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And when they pull off a raid, both can share in the spoils.
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The American economy has not been doing great distributing the spoils of growth.
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But a huge number of the city's residents have seen little of its spoils.
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In 1992, by contrast, it gave Barcelona 69% of the broadcast spoils (see chart).
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Nothing spoils a good bike ride like a bear casually sitting in the road.
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For ISIS fighters (referred to here as Daesh), such are the spoils of war.
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They are all children of privilege, but they also crave the spoils of celebrity.
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Set aside a little for enjoying the spoils of your youth, wealth and autonomy.
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Some people enjoy professional spoils from viral fame, even when they are being subversive.
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All across the country, Democrats enjoyed the spoils of their campaign against the president.
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Warning: This post spoils the last episode of the Netflix TV series Stranger Things.
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What we're watching play out aren't just the spoils of war or its incitement.
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Dividing the spoils more equitably will be essential if the fighting is to end.
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If Sears does die, the spoils of that are going to be widely distributed.
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We love it when the fashion world spoils us with a fancy product launch.
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Well, the last 15 minutes of "Spoils" delivered on that front and then some.
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The strong get the spoils and the weak become meek, defeated, unknown and unloved.
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Such was the spoils system, which ruled American politics from roughly 1828 until 1883.
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By the late 19th century, the perils of the spoils system were becoming clear.
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Or it could have been food poisoning, common in summer because food spoils quickly.
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These demagogic stabs were rich coming from Ky, himself no stranger to political spoils.
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That you shared the spoils of your success by being generous toward the needy?
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The last play I did, The Spoils, is a commentary on a horrible narcissist.
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The following contains spoilers from Game of Thrones season 7, episode 4, "The Spoils of War"… Jaime Lannister faced off against the Mother of Dragons during Game of Thrones' latest episode, "The Spoils of War" — and he was nearly incinerated as a result.
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So I was a little surprised to see this latest trailer, which… spoils some things.
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"The Spoils of War" left all our favorite characters in the literal heat of battle.
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Who says you need a driver's license to enjoy the spoils of a luxury car?
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They were accused of hacking Democratic targets in 268 and sharing the spoils with WikiLeaks.
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Just one bad habit can be the bad apple that spoils a dozen good ones.
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This division of the spoils is left to countries to agree on a bilateral basis.
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Some collectors are all that — but they also like to taste some of their spoils.
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But if politicians believe that the spoils will be shared equally, they will be disappointed.
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The political spoils get shared out and there is no need to waste money competing.
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And that Lightning charger totally spoils the USB-C hegemony of my current tech loadout.
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"Bill for sure," Clinton said when Degeneres asked who spoils the one-year old more.
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Yet, according to startup ColdHubs, 45% of this food spoils due to inadequate storage methods.
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Designer watches, pearls and gold bars are among the spoils of other former inspectors featured.
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Businesses would compete for the allegiances of consumers rather than the spoils of bureaucratic imperialism.
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Nonetheless, Dombret insisted that other EU cities were not fighting over the spoils of Brexit.
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MVP for "The Spoils of War": Arya Stark Finest Moment: Battling Brienne in the yard.
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"That's when the food spoils in the refrigerator and freezer and people start getting desperate."
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Why not spend a bit of those spoils from your high-paying fancy content job?
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In the old days, when we won a war, to the victor belonged the spoils.
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The spoils system, as they called it, had filled the Civil Service with inept employees.
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"The Spoils of War" is the kind of episode Game of Thrones fans live for.
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As companies become more productive and profitable, workers capture a proportionate share of the spoils.
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So don't let me spoil the ending by suggesting that the ending spoils the movie.
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Having benefited from the corrupt spoils system, these politicians had no interest in changing it.
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Some were good at keeping out oxygen (which spoils ground coffee) but didn't puncture reliably.
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Try to press one and it spoils, smearing the pages of your book with brown.
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No nominee can epitomize the political spoils system that the MSPB was established to halt.
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It spoils all other products in the category for you once you've tried that one.
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So the winner won't get all the spoils, but of course ... Leo's gotta win first.
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Election boards Before the laws: Typically, the victor has gotten the spoils of the election board.
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But the spoils have been unevenly split, with almost all bulge-bracket names losing market share.
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When it comes to the app economy, it's clear that the spoils are not divided evenly.
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Instead of discussing reforms, lawmakers are haggling over cabinet posts, which they use to disperse spoils.
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As the list of functions and geographies grows, more interest groups enter the battle for spoils.
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First as Civil Service commissioner and then as president, Roosevelt pushed to eradicate the spoils system.
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Other countries are rivals competing for the same spoils, not trading partners enjoying mutually beneficial exchange.
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It is hardly a surprise that foreign investors would like to share some of those spoils.
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And who should share the spoils if broadcasters and sports gambling companies pay for the information?
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The 1996 Treasure Act codified the rules regarding who keeps the spoils when treasure is discovered.
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At least one gold miner, however, is letting shareholders enjoy the spoils of gold's recent rally.
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Whatever happens in these markets, ride-sharing increasingly seems to mean firms divvying up the spoils.
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They could share spoils of between $65 to $95 million in fees, according to the estimates.
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What is politics but war's continuation, its domestication, as it were, dividing and distributing its spoils?
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Don't worry if you're slow to binge the new season, the video only spoils Season 1.
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But these spoils trickle down selectively, predominantly to white men—men of color, not so much.
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But, dividing the spoils of marriage put Bezos in a neck-in-neck race with Gates.
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Will Berlin assent to less dogmatic economic policies aimed at bolstering growth and spreading the spoils?
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To the victors go the spoils, and Trump and the GOP will reap the electoral benefits.
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And the spoils that are going around are thanks largely to Star India's $2.55 billion contribution.
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Now that it is back, there seems to be a lot of fascination with the spoils.
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Human rights in general — and reproductive rights in particular — are not spoils in a political contest.
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If so, how should countries divide up access rights to ensure the spoils are shared fairly?
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This spoils everything in the game, so if you haven't beaten God of War, be warned.
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Sometimes you can make more money for a few years but actually it spoils the spectacle.
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We're in a post-truth era now where the spoils won through deceptive demagoguery are clear.
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Ask around the Glassdoor office, and employees will agree — this place spoils you for life. Why?
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First came internal conflict over the revolution's spoils, and then an enormously costly war with Iraq.
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The spoils are divided among the person alleging the fraud, his attorneys, and the federal government.
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It was the perfect platform for a populist to come and make off with the spoils.
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It's where she tosses the spoils of her ongoing battle with the newest student addiction: vaping.
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Those who came away with items exited beaming, with many showcasing their spoils on social media.
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Because, like I said, I know the way his politics lean, and it spoils any surprise.
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"It used to be to the victor belong the spoils," he said on September 7, 2016.
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The nice thing about losing campaigns is everybody stays friends because there's no spoils to divide.
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When people poured in from Europe, it was like being dropped into a giant bank account, and all they had to do was kill the indigenous people and pillage the land, and either hoard the spoils or bring those spoils back to their countries of origin.
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Usually in Balkan countries, elections lead to coalition negotiations that focus on how to divide the spoils.
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It is impossible not to wonder to what extent his experiences shaped his electrifying debut novel, "Spoils".
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Last night's episode, "The Spoils of War," offers the chance for us to interpret Dany's dragon's differently.
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Sunday night's Game Of Thrones episode, "The Spoils Of War," was particularly jam-packed with Big Moments.
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The full might of the Empire will rain down upon he who spoils any Star Wars film.
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Stories of real-life Gordon Gekkos or Jordan Belforts saturate our cultural narrative, celebrating the same spoils.
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Confident of Turkey's weakness, Britain, France and Russia could have clobbered the Ottomans and divided the spoils.
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Alarmingly, the scramble for spoils is bringing forth old rivalries and new conflicts across the Fertile Crescent.
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But social awareness shares another characteristic with sex: the slightest hint of inauthenticity spoils the act entirely.
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The chance of the victor winning all the spoils is higher than it's been in many years.
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After Tuesday, the victory appears increasingly tainted, the American presidency as the spoils of ill-gotten gains.
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Fox prepares with the spoils that her fantastic husband triumphantly steals from beneath the dumb farmers' noses.
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As a result, the public has not fully reaped the spoils from winning that first crypto war.
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Masvidal Spoils Cowboy Homecoming with Second-Round TKO Denver's co-main event occurred in the welterweight division.
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"I can be the aunt that spoils her and gives her whatever she wants," she tells us.
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To repatriate any spoils of colonial war might establish a precedent to empty out the British Museum.
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Our bodies are not the 'spoils of war'... a trophy to be collected to fuel your ego.
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The spoils system was abolished after the assassination of James Garfield by a disgruntled federal job seeker.
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"You don't divide the spoils until you actually have them," Walden said in a moment of exasperation.
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To make matters worse, fewer and fewer people are seeing the spoils of what growth there is.
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If you read the headlines, the spoils of the Republican tax plan will disproportionately benefit the wealthy.
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"The market is basically saying that to the victor and the loser go the spoils," he said.
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Pitchers, Brunansky said, will attack Sano the same way they do Cabrera, who often spoils their plans.
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"Last of all the spoils," writes Josephus, "was carried a copy of the Jewish Law" — the Torah.
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They want simply to claim the spoils: generous concessions to extract oil, mine phosphates and operate ports.
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There is simply too much money in it, and the spoils funnel into government at every level.
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The spoils of the majority and the fundraising stakes are too high for across-the-aisle congeniality.
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The academic left pushed this reinterpretation, but as usual the extreme right ended up claiming the spoils.
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Now in office, the New Patriotic Party is reaping the spoils after eight years in the minority.
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Dominant companies, they're finding, are funneling the spoils to a small number of people at the top.
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He championed civil-service reform, hobbling the "spoils system" with which he had been so closely associated.
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We know that biogenic amines such as histamine increase when food ripens, ages, and spoils, Dr. Irani says.
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The guys in Matt's bedroom before a drop, surrounded by (and clad in) the spoils of bot warfare.
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Playing by the rules should result in the spoils that rule-following doles out to all involved parties.
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He has not organized for conquest or to gain spoils or to enslave those who have injured him.
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They denounced him for his description of Hawaii's affirmative action for natives as a "naked racial spoils system".
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Many Kosovars see this as proof that politics is less about issues than about divvying up the spoils.
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Personally, I'll never get tired of Tyson's #sciencesplaining – keep it coming (even if it occasionally spoils the fun).
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NETANYAHU: Yes, well, yes because I think they are in competition now for the spoils, if you will.
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Acknowledging the spoils of viral famem Bone said his Internet following exploded in the hours following the debate.
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But a Reuters analysis of federal data shows just how unevenly the spoils of growth have been divided.
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An overall growth rate doesn't tell you a thing about how the spoils of that growth are shared.
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Meanwhile, some hipster at Urban Outfitters headquarters is lining his pockets with the spoils of our forgotten youth.
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — Importing Jesse Eisenberg's "The Spoils" to this city was not exactly a no-brainer.
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Liberalized trade has amplified economic growth, but the spoils have been largely monopolized by wealthy and corporate interests.
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These are the spoils of victory and you've got to take advantage of them when you get them.
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Kashkaval Garden was open on Wednesday, but only to sell fresh food from its inventory before it spoils.
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These were spoils of war, taken punitively after a well-documented historical battle, and put in the Trocadéro.
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There may be more television shows than ever, but the spoils aren't necessarily trickling down to the writers.
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They brutally violate Fidelma and her unborn child, viewing her and her baby as the spoils of war.
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Islamic State's inclination to codify its system of rule extended to what it called the spoils of war.
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Yet those financial spoils represented, in today's dollars, less than 1 percent of what Elton John pulls in.
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Yet it is likely to surrender stature to European competitors exploiting Brexit as an opportunity to capture spoils.
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It's likely that they have another sizable buyback plan for this year, separate from the tax cut spoils.
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With a bid of $9.75 billion, or $17 billion in today's money, Mr. Redstone's Viacom took the spoils.
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President Trump understands as well as anyone else that the news spoils go to whoever controls The Algorithm.
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Contemplating the spoils of a drug-deal rip-off, one of them allows that this beats waiting tables.
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DealBook If you read the headlines, the spoils of the Republican tax plan will disproportionately benefit the wealthy.
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We're doing everything we can to make sure the spoils and the gains accrue to the existing landowners.
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Finally, Mr. Trump's own kleptocratic, norm-shattering administration spoils any moral authority he might have on human rights.
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When the corrupt, sordid details of the spoils system were laid bare for the American people in the aftermath of Garfield's assassination, Congress had little choice but to take action, despite the fact that proponents of the spoils system, called spoilsmen, had spent decades stonewalling any attempts at civil service reform.
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"Yes or no?" the Kardashian asked, snapping a photo of the kicks along with some of her other spoils.
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In "The Spoils of War," Dany leads her Dothraki horde in an an assault against a Lannister supply convoy.
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We can hardly sit on our hands bemoaning what is to come while enjoying the spoils of his victory.
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The cup was the Capitals' first in their 43-year franchise history ... so, to the victor go the ... spoils?
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The article itself spoils the book, including the death of 4-year-old Tad, who survives in the movie.
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Did you watch Game of Thrones last night and see how insanely good episode 4, "Spoils of War" was?
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First things first: The latest episode of Game of Thrones, "The Spoils of War," was straight-up lit, literally.
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Star India, one of HBO's international distributors, claimed responsibility after Episode 4, "The Spoils of War," prematurely appeared online.
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Millennials — and particularly the youngest adults — see the wealth accumulated by previous generations as the spoils of environmental degradation.
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"In the old days, you know, when you had a war, to the victor belong the spoils." he said.
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And a California-based hacker was even able to purchase a $200,000 luxury car with his SIM swap spoils.
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"Rob absolutely goes above and beyond for Chyna, he spoils her!" a source close to the family tells PEOPLE.
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It implies that most such treasures were taken "by theft, looting, spoils [of war], trickery and sales under duress".
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Since the invasion, Iraq's leaders have done deals that guarantee most parties a share of power and its spoils.
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This spoils many methods for exploiting that connection to coax information out of the device without the user's consent.
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At stake are the spoils from a policy of identity-based benefits, the equivalent of America's "affirmative action" programmes.
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Shepard "Shep" Rose has enjoyed the spoils of single life, as documented on Bravo's hit reality show Southern Charm.
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Food is delicate and in some cases spoils easily, so mail order is out of the question for now.
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He was the first president to create a spoils, or patronage, system by giving federal jobs to his people.
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Its spoils, coupled with the false narrative that we live in a meritocracy, have dulled our sense of empathy.
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And they appear willing to share the spoils in a new CBA by continuing to negotiate in good faith.
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It isn't clear that the A.I. race is a zero sum game, in which the winner gets the spoils.
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But rather than get quietly back to work after this election, the brothers-in-arms fought over the spoils.
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If the standard business practices of large firms come under fire, spoils can reach hundreds of millions of dollars.
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One of the spoils of being champion: The New England Patriots will kick off the N.F.L. season on Sept.
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It's great seeing game designers get help from graphics improvements and many other things, but sometimes that spoils us.
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"A common pitfall is men allowing women to farm land but keeping the spoils for themselves," Le Masson said.
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They crowded around anyone who got the sauce for a chance to take a selfie with the winner's spoils.
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GoT's fourth episode "The Spoils of War," which airs this Sunday, will only be 50 minutes long, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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And, as with decaf coffee, which is treated in similar ways, many people argue that it also spoils the flavour.
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Roughly 20 minutes later, still a little buzzed, we hiked back to the village with our spoils for a celebration.
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We surround ourselves with the spoils of our Girl Scout cookie collecting and join in on the critiquing of pastry.
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He also had some not-so-nice things to say about its trailer, which apparently spoils part of the movie.
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It's all very lovely, until the fucking nurse comes in and spoils everything by asking about the baby's red hair.
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They also highlight the power Crowley wielded as an old-school Queens politician with influence over hiring and political spoils.
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If you spoiled "The Spoils of War" for yourself earlier this week, I'm not angry with you, I'm just disappointed.
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In the episode "Spoils of War," Jon Snow led Daenerys Targaryen into the dragonglass cave beneath Dany's home in Dragonstone.
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"Essentially, people feel there's more money left over after they dissolve their marriage and split up the spoils," he said.
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When politicians squabble it is often over how to share the spoils of power, not because they disagree on policy.
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Still, Astrid can't be completely honest with Michael: She hides the spoils of her shopping sprees from his judgmental eye.
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Britain's mighty motor industry had an impregnable brand and market share, so the only immediate issue was dividing the spoils.
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The episode, titled "The Spoils of War," is the fourth in the show's seventh season, and will air this Sunday.
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From Islamic State to the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda, rebel forces often let their troops treat females as spoils.
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Tarrant wrote that he used the spoils of his cryptocurrency dealings to travel in France, Spain and Portugal in 2017.
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The United States has long dominated global science and technology, but the spoils of that supremacy are increasingly at risk.
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It might be a little jarring to watch a player escorted through while you're enjoying the spoils of stadium luxury.
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Sicherman surveyed the spoils to see if there was anything she wanted to add to the exhibit at the museum.
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The plan called for the dredging of the port to accommodate larger ships, with the spoils dumped near the reef.
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There's a big border at the bottom and top of the Folio display, and it spoils the otherwise sleek design.
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Past labor and social justice movements essentially fought to spread the spoils of a new fossil fuel economy more fairly.
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And toward the end of their video, Ruffalo semi-spoils the movie (at around 2:16 in the clip above).
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Well, the spoils system was at least responsive to the elected government of the day and not the unelected bureaucracy.
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" A Jackson ally in the Senate, William Learned Marcy, said, famously, "To the victor belong the spoils of the enemy.
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As my colleague Peter Goodman wrote last week: Trade comes with no assurances that the spoils will be shared equitably.
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El Chapo trial: The drug lord's spoils include a beach house, a zoo and a fleet of cash-filled jets.
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We worked with the obvious things that annoy people in the cinema or theatre and what spoils a customer experience.
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Not even at age 36 in a sport where the spoils have generally been reserved for a much younger crowd.
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If anything, the numbers show that workers are capturing more than their share of the spoils from a growing economy.
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In these communities, prisons are often seen as political spoils, fiercely protected by upstate politicians for the jobs they provide.
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They are using the spoils of an unfair and deadly economic system to perpetuate that unfair and deadly political system.
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No Mowgli spoils the view; humans are neither mentioned nor seen, and, for all practical purposes, they do not exist.
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You can tell it&aposs bad if it smells or tastes sour — similar to cow&aposs milk when it spoils.
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It spoils nothing to say that a local auto mechanic named Charlie Smith ultimately claimed legal responsibility for the crimes.
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If everything went to plan, the pair had discussed in text messages how they intended to divvy up the spoils.
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Gone forever were the spoils of his well-off upbringing, surrounded by his engineer, pilot, and military-ranking family members.
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In some cases, YouTubers have purchased "mystery boxes" sold on eBay, thrilling in the potential spoils or scares lurking inside.
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She stores her spoils in a briefcase, and on her way back, gets distracted by an abandoned purse in another room.
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It's a huge game, since the first person to post the trip to the original poster gets to claim the spoils.
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About the only thing the parties agree on is that the real point of wielding power is to enjoy the spoils.
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In Game of Thrones season 7, episode 4, "The Spoils of War," a particular dagger makes a reappearance after six seasons.
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One could see Haiti as a microcosm: Global resources are scarcer, and those in unimpeded power reach for ever-diminishing spoils.
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But as in so many conflicts, the foot soldiers of white dominance seldom got a very large share of the spoils.
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Over time, many digital markets tend to become more concentrated, as size begets size and winners take most of the spoils.
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Sunlight spoils its signals during the daytime, but in the hours of darkness Li-Fi-enabled streetlamps should work perfectly well.
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The battle at the heart of "The Spoils of War" was by and large the most unforgettable scene of Season 7.
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In other words, says Galloway, the spoils of America's old corporate oligarchy was carved out more fairly among many more workers.
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And to the victor, goes the spoils: the governor now could shape the MTA's plan for the future to his liking.
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Jay Whiss accelerates best when waxing poetics on travels around the Lakeshore and enjoying the spoils of the trio's increasing success.
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Another explanation is that they are sharing the spoils of the savings that stem from hiring workers on the black market.
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If Yili spoils a purchase of Stonyfield, it would embarrass China's dairy industry even further - and beyond the People's Republic's borders.
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There were departments in charge of alms-giving, the distribution of war spoils, hospitals, and the maintenance and health of rivers.
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The spoils can be even more lavish in countries like Russia, where wrestling medalists can receive apartments, cars and national acclaim.
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The lawsuit identifies the images as "spoils of theft," as the images were captured without consent and with deeply troubling intentions.
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For workers to reap a larger share of the spoils of growth, they must claw back the bargaining power they lost.
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Modesto spoils Andrew to the point of buying a car for him, even though he is too young for a license.
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With that in mind, here are 11 winners and no losers from "The Spoils of War" — because we're all winners here.
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But "Spoils" reminded me, again, just how thrilling this show can be when it confines itself to smaller periods of time.
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The sectarian groups have an inherent advantage because the Lebanese political system is built on sharing spoils and creating clientelist networks.
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Some members of Parliament acknowledge that they are engaged in a different struggle: the allocation of spoils in the next government.
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Mathilde is a woman born to the "employee" class who is convinced, nonetheless, that she deserves only ornamentation and aristocratic spoils.
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Fahrettin Canbas, a shopkeeper and 40-year resident of Fikirtepe, is among those nervously waiting for the spoils he was promised.
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Bipartisan solutions discard the political spoils approach to governance in favor of work that addresses the needs of all of America.
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The lawsuit says the images are the "spoils of theft," because as slaves Renty and Delia were unable to give consent.
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Wisconsin citizens thought they had abandoned the spoils system and patronage corruption a century ago when Civil Service was championed by Gov.
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Our toilet recalled those public ones, in the time of her spoils of freedom, not one of us aware of the brush.
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"Her mom is her mom, but I can be the aunt that spoils her and gives her whatever she wants," she adds.
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But a fraction of the population still enjoys the lion's share of the spoils while the rest struggle to make ends meet.
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The Bristol, UK-based trip-hop collective's latest song, "The Spoils," is a brooding, surreal gem with angelic vocals from Hope Sandoval.
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If you've been following along this week, you know we've been sharing the spoils of a day spent in ColourPop's L.A. headquarters.
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In America, first-past-the-post matters not a jot compared with gerrymandering, unlimited political funding and the partisan division of spoils.
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US businesses just got a massive tax cut and used the spoils not to increase investment but rather to buy back stock.
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And this week we learned about a vengeful ex-girlfriend who deliberately spoils Game of Thrones for her former paramour each week.
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Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh enjoyed the spoils of victory on Monday...medium rare, washed down with a glass of cold milk.
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We got the property settlement agreement between Baccarin and ex-hubby Austin Chick, and there were a lot of spoils to divide.
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EXPERIENCES ABROAD Tarrant wrote that he used the spoils of his cryptocurrency dealings to travel in France, Spain and Portugal in 2017.
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"Her mom is her mom, but I can be the aunt that spoils her and gives her whatever she wants," she added.
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Jed and Mercedes Castillo have made each other better individuals, and now they get to enjoy the spoils of their work together.
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Uzbekistan's clans have been jockeying over the succession for years, eager to preserve the economic spoils amassed during Mr Karimov's long rule.
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Still, nearly all of Iraq's political parties cling to the old system, which guarantees them a share of power and its spoils.
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But if Trump wants to pursue his plans of energy dominance, he should share the spoils of energy development with the states.
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Most times, you end up with too much of one item and only use a fraction of it while the rest spoils.
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The boy was brought to Rome as part of the victory spoils, paraded through the streets, then raised in the imperial household.
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I don't really want to break it down further, into technical this and mechanical that, because it spoils the magic, doesn't it?
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If they hoard their spoils they starve the early-stage ecosystem or leave founders stuck with dumb money from non-strategic financiers.
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Think President Obama naming conservative Republican Jon Huntsman, Jr., his ambassador to China after he'd given earlier spoils to his Chicago intimates.
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Since Italy's bidders couldn't share the spoils more equally, Telecom Italia and Vodafone had to overbid to avoid being left with scraps.
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The shortage has inspired a rash of thefts from orchards, and an avocado black market has sprung up to distribute the spoils.
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The Lanier family called the images "the spoils of theft" in a dispute over who should own the legacy of American slavery.
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Although there were, admittedly, many (M-A-N-Y!) a hand sanitizer sold, the most wanted spoils were not all disinfectant-themed.
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On the table idled a Chanel purse circa 1990, covered in Warhol-inspired splotches, the spoils of an apprenticeship to Karl Lagerfeld.
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Even the lowliest jobs were allocated by sect, in a process referred to in Arabic as "muhasasa," or dividing up of spoils.
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With the spoils from the dredging, the companies have constructed a series of islands, which, they say, attract seals and sea birds.
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As in the movie, Keo and Barbash also hired sex workers from Craigslist and Backdoor, and brought them in on the spoils.
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Now to sit in a circle, spread out that Halloween booty, and gorge yourself (or trade off) those trick-or-treat spoils.
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The politicians know the voters will let them get away with it as long as the spoils of victory are divvied up.
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He and Djokovic divided the biggest spoils in men's tennis in 2019: Each won two of the four Grand Slam singles titles.
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They include objectives like eliminating hunger and poverty, distributing the spoils of growth more equitably and reducing stress on the natural environment.
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They would lay their spoils on our glass coffee table, delicately handling the pieces as if they were made of phyllo dough.
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There is no message board for stamp skeptics, no rally; nobody spoils Thanksgiving dinner over the legitimacy of a $5 1920 Lincoln.
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But the battle in "The Spoils of War" would have been five times more powerful if it had ended with his death.
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Nothing spoils a good time like wondering if you're as cute, rich, talented, or interesting as the people you're enjoying yourself with.
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"Spoils" is a timely novel with striking relevance to the current war in Syria, increasingly shaped and sustained by foreign interests and intervention.
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"In the old days, you know when you had a war, to the victor belong the spoils," Trump said in a 2011 interview.
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To the victor, go the spoils Harris's strong performance in Miami immediately established her as a potential rising star of the 2020 campaign.
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But if there can only be a few winners, the political fight over which places should get the spoils could be impossibly nasty.
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You'll have access to chests early on, but a limited on-hand inventory means frequent treks back to base to store your spoils.
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Others' scale-up and exit successes offer few guarantees, of course, given how competitive the space and how skewed the distribution of spoils.
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Kwan, by contrast, is calm, controlled and thoughtful, more likely to keep to the shadows than show off the spoils of his success.
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During last week's episode "The Spoils of War," Bronn saved Jaime Lannister from a certain flaming death, by plunging him into the water.
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Only the young can climb the trees and pick the fruit, which must be eaten quickly before it spoils in the hot sun.
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The brief bout of liberalisation in 1991 probably played a part initially, by unevenly distributing the spoils of more rapid overall economic growth.
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It's a formula that for now has caught the eyes of investors enough to see if CompareEuropeGroup can scale and take the spoils.
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Though she admits she spoils them sometimes, Polizzi wants to make sure they "work for their money," just like her parents taught her.
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Jack strode across the stage in a presidential suit, firmly shook hands with the officials, and collected the spoils of his Excel-lence.
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More generally, there's the fact that, despite a booming economy, the spoils of that wealth are increasingly going only to a select few.
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"We need to get to a stage where the car is viable so we can discuss the spoils of that work," he said.
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That victory, and the spoils of a 15-year civil war, enabled Frelimo, a party few Muslims feel represents them, to cement power.
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Within the industry, the big question is not whether this future will arrive, but whether tech firms or carmakers will grab the spoils.
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The art world's culinary palette has come a long way from cave drawings of Neanderthals chowing down on the spoils of their hunts.
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So upon leaving the restaurant I began to offer the spoils of my conquest to the random citizens on the streets of Osaka.
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But the variety of short- and long-haul jets acquired by Iran suggests it wants a share of the spoils in the future.
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When Bongo died, he left his country with a political system built mostly on sharing oil spoils among a fat class of fonctionnaires.
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The insistence on being surprised by a piece of fiction has become almost tautological: It's bad to spoil something because that spoils it.
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Of a sketchy partnership with a bail bondsman to break into cars and then steal and sell the spoils, which were often drugs.
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"Littering blights our communities, spoils our countryside and taxpayers' money is wasted cleaning it up," environment minister Thérèse Coffey said in a statement.
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Mr. Trump said that the United States should "take the oil" from Iraq, citing the adage that to the victor go the spoils.
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Is there a way to manage the federal workforce politically without returning to the spoils system or enabling abusive behavior by political appointees?
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"If the league is successful, you would obviously share the spoils," Aakash Chopra, a former Indian cricketer-turned-IPL television commentator, told CNBC.
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Some shared spreadsheets divvying up to the last cent their cut of the spoils from deals they allegedly sealed with crooked Petrobras employees.
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Somalia has lurched from crisis to crisis since 1991, when the central government collapsed and warlords from different clans fought over the spoils.
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Profit-sharing and pensions are a rarity among the rank-and-file, while top executives take home an increasing share of the spoils.
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If you have a child for whom this is a sensitive subject, try to make sure that no one spoils that child's day.
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In dividing up the spoils of that budget agreement, Congress rebuked the Trump administration's initial vision for the federal government in many ways.
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They took a Eurocentric view, categorizing the spoils of colonial enterprise by nation and region, splitting art from craft, and nature from culture.
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Still, another Buttigieg adviser acknowledged that the spoils of high turnout could be split fairly evenly among the current top tier of candidates.
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The various political forces have been haggling over the spoils and are still far from deciding on the makeup of the new government.
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We saw Dwight, the former Savior escapee turned conflicted iron-faced cuckold, enjoying a spoils sandwich as Negan's other minions drank and fought.
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But in practice, American policy has allowed the winners to keep most of the spoils of trade and has given the losers crumbs.
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Economic risk-taking, positively stigmatized after the Great Depression, is now spoken of in heroic terms: To the risk-taker go the spoils.
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How do you differentiate a battle-heavy episode like 'The Spoils of War' with something like 'Eastwatch,' which is a lot of setup?
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They go on a bank-robbing spree, only to be largely undone by their spoils, with a detective (John C. McGinley) in pursuit.
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Unlike the impoverished populace, Mr. Mnangagwa and his supporters in the military and party have done well under Mr. Mugabe's system of spoils.
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Safari big-game hunters, who engage in legal hunting of these animals, feel they should be able to keep the spoils of their sport.
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Fresh produce is the albatross around grocers' necks — it's got a razor-thin profit margin, it spoils quickly, and illnesses can prompt public hysteria.
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"They say that power spoils good politicians," said Jozsef Debreczeni, an adviser to Mr. Orban after his first rightward turn — and later his biographer.
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How much of what we see in the battle in "The Spoils of War" is practical effects, and how much is CGI and compositing?
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At the national level, rich metropolises should share more of the spoils with laggard cities; migration must be calibrated to benefit the host population.
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In "Spoils of War," you set a huge group of stuntmen on fire, but they could be relatively anonymous and shot from a distance.
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Apeel Sciences was launched in 2012 to put a dent in the $2.6 trillion worth of food that spoils and is wasted each year.
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Rather than demand evenhanded government, they back tribal leaders, knowing that they will steal and hoping they will share the spoils with their kin.
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To the winner of the Super Bowl LI go all the spoils: the bragging rights, the huge ring, the bonus…and yes, the taxes.
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He describes politics as a sham in which the two big parties pretend to fight for power while splitting the spoils in back rooms.
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From a young age, he appeared to be unfazed by worldly spoils, recounting a story about declining a new watch from his wealthy father.
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They signed a treaty setting the boundaries, which opens the way for both countries to share the spoils from gasfields in the Timor Sea.
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As Wang Sicong has shown, rich children living in China prefer to use social media to parade their spoils, rather than heavily regulated television.
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The "spoils system" then in place allowed presidents to stack the government with their supporters, both guaranteeing loyalty and a source of political contributions.
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While Mrs Clinton is enjoying the spoils of what she calls a "disaster for democracy", she pledges to tear it down once in office.
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The only thing that really spoils this conversational experience is the fact that I have to say "OK Google" before each and every question.
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No, they were instead born of one group's primitive desire to plunder and control another, to claim the spoils of victory and assert dominion.
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The only problem with this spoils model is that, like the diversity model, it doesn't account for the most compelling part of the story.
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The people who act as if this is only a matter of moving pieces around on a chessboard may be left with the spoils.
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It was a contest of sorts, and in the end the loser had to put all the spoils on a pizza and eat it.
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It is not to deny the pride and awe Americans have felt as Williams spoils them rotten in her continuing climb to historic heights.
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While renters don't get any of those spoils, they also get to skip one of the most expensive parts of real estate: broker fees.
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If American politics impedes any redistribution of trade's spoils, perhaps there is a casefor restoring equity by throwing sand in the cogs of trade.
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To the fisherman, a reliable cooler makes the difference between bringing home fresh fillets or wasting the catch as it spoils in the heat.
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Civil service was designed as a system of neutral hiring; it defanged the spoils system by eliminating political hiring of the rank-and-file.
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And the best question is whether Pence is too tainted by his obsequious enabling of Trump to ever enjoy the spoils of Trump's demise.
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Here are Kevin Durant & DeAndre Jordan enjoying the spoils of their Olympic victory ... with a world champion day party turn up sesh in Mykonos.
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At stake are the spoils of a multibillion-dollar industry and a minority group's ability to retain its customs in a fast-changing China.
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But the scope for stockpiling is limited by the cost, the availability of storage space and by the fact that fresh food spoils quickly.
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In season seven's fourth episode, "The Spoils of War" (which marked the halfway point of the season), the tide against Cersei began to shift.
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And it will leave Mr Assad in control of a depopulated, ruined country, ruled through fear and beholden to allies busy squabbling for spoils.
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And like the others, most notably Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union, the monopoly on power eroded ideals while fostering a scramble for spoils.
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It is the era of "municipal Darwinism," when "predator cities" rove on wheels and "ingest" smaller ones, assimilating their populations and looting the spoils.
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The lawsuit involves charges of profiteering and exploitation, calling the images "spoils of theft" and Harvard's "dominion" over them itself the equivalent of slavery.
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It's a modern-day spoils system and, ironically, the exact kind of corruption Trump promised to root out of Washington when he took office.
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Crews had to blast the bedrock and remove all the spoils while a busy, dense neighborhood aboveground tried to pretend it wasn't under siege.
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We're told Justin is making big bucks in the wake of his success on "This Is Us." Unclear how the spoils will be divided.
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It permeates even the vineyards, where a crop of young entrepreneurs is capturing spoils by reimagining family businesses, exporting classic wines in new bottles.
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In an interview, DeGeneres said she spoils her wife with gifts "almost daily, if not monthly," bringing her home everything from dresses to jewels.
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Keep in mind that cut produce spoils faster than whole items, though, so be sure to use these items up earlier in the week.
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The Pendleton Act of 1883 ended the so-called "spoils system" where government positions were routinely awarded based on partisan loyalty instead of merit.
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Presumably those like Trump Jr. would have us go back to the spoils system pioneered by one of President Trump's heroes, President Andrew Jackson.
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You can tell when breast milk has gone bad because it will smell or taste sour — similar to cow&aposs milk when it spoils.
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However, even for the neobanks enjoying the spoils of N26's capitulation in the UK, the German neobank's sudden exit could cut both ways.
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There they joined more than one million other refugees crammed into the city's international districts, the imperial spoils from the prior century's Opium Wars.
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The deal between the former foes undergirded the German invasion of Poland and a division of the spoils of war between Berlin and Moscow.
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Even for Game of Thrones, the moment in "The Spoils of War" when Daenerys swept onto the battlefield astride a dragon was particularly spectacular.
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And those best positioned to deliver that change—and reap the spoils it will inevitably introduce—are those that master and advance the underlying technology.
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"The Spoils of War," ironically got spoiled for many this week when a banal mistake by an HBO distribution partner led to its leaking online.
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"OMG I have the best husband," Prinsloo praised her love Adam Levine in the text written over the photo, showing off her spoils from Fatburger.
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None of this spoils the intrinsic fun of getting through some clever and compelling puzzles, and getting to know your teammates in a limited way.
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In the previous era, most of the spoils went to the platform's earliest adopters — as with Bitcoin, mining value gets harder as the platform ages.
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There's something about the intimacy of romance that something that's a gradient, or bouncy, or throbbing, or rotating, just kind of spoils the whole thing.
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And where marketplaces are concerned the rule of thumb is the bigger the brand, the disproportionately greater the spoils — hence the scramble to scale fast.
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And it's all the junk and clutter of our modern Global Village, the spoils and the skepticism, that obstructs his view of his own achievement.
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Instead, plans for a new Nobel Centre have sparked royal outrage, political spats and objections from a Swedish business tycoon that it spoils his view.
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Although suitable for curing, pork spoils more rapidly than other meats, and its transport would have required a complex system of salting and/or smoking.
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At the Super Bowl, to the victor belong the spoils — in this case, the Lombardi Trophy that goes to the NFL team that emerges victorious.
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Rather than just share my spoils as gifts, I enlisted their help see what (if anything) we could figure out using just our five senses.
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You work really hard, Scorpio, so being able to have a good time is important to you; however, nothing spoils having fun like feeling underappreciated.
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Their principal function, however, is to divide the spoils of power between the army and elites while leaving everyone else enough crumbs to prevent rebellion.
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I might fuck up, or run into traffic, or succumb to a wave of self-doubt that slows me down and spoils my effort altogether.
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"We all know that there are kids who inherit too much money and it spoils them and their lives are ruined by it," says Roth.
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For many, fighting the Islamic State is not about saving the nation or the state; it's an opportunity to reap the political spoils of conquest.
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Nine banks shared the spoils when Glencore took over Xstrata in 2012, while seven handled the merger of Holcim and Lafarge and related asset sales.
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"It used to be to the victor belong the spoils," Trump complained to the compliant Matt Lauer in the now infamous commander-in-chief forum.
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That's in contrast to Dow Chemical and DuPont, whose shareholders will share future spoils and risks of a combined agribusiness in a merger of equals.
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As the economy consolidates in every sector, with fewer and fewer companies earning the spoils, cities must chase dwindling prospects for headline-grabbing corporate relocations.
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Some critics said that the maneuvering was classic Cuomo—he wouldn't allow someone to best him, and still left room to share in the spoils.
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After a romp in the garden, Lambert brought his spoils back to our test kitchen and began banging out one mind-blowing dish after another.
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Fact is ... to the victors go the spoils, and the President-elect chooses the entertainment, and it now appears Vince is not to Trump's liking.
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Unfortunately, these issues will have to be battled before the Supreme Court, where, alas, the rich and powerful currently control the spoils of constitutional interpretation.
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International law also gave countries the right of conquest, meaning they could benefit from war by keeping its spoils, territory and, in some cases, people.
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The upside of this is the spoils; if the Cavaliers somehow come back from this deficit and defeat the Celtics, we'll all credit James solely.
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Sanders and Warren are leading according to a Selzer & Co. poll, while a Monmouth University poll has suggested Biden and Buttigieg will take the spoils.
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If American politics impedes any redistribution of trade's spoils, perhaps there is a case for restoring equity by throwing sand in the cogs of trade.
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Young protesters in the streets of Beirut telling me of their ironclad determination to overturn a corrupt system based on sectarian division of the spoils.
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It's clear from how eager they've been to soak up the acclaim attached to the show that they're more than happy to enjoy the spoils.
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To say that Mr. Jackson doesn't handle the news well is an understatement; to tell you more spoils a good story, and even better storytelling.
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January is a great time to use up the contents of your fridge and cabinets before food spoils and you have to throw it out.
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We're doing everything we can to make sure the spoils and the gains recruit the existing land owners ... What about you moving Stripe to Kansas?
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The Soviet Union claimed a chunk of eastern Poland as the spoils of victory, while Germany was forced to relinquish its own eastern borderlands to Poland.
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Helping shrink the income inequality gap is a good public policy step, especially by sharing the spoils so often reserved for Wall Street dealmakers and shareholders.
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Large black holes gouge the city's roads, grimly exposing the underground tunnel system ISIS operatives built to evade detection, shield their weapons and spoils of war.
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In "The Spoils of Water," Bran was given the Valyrian steel dagger by Littlefinger (Aiden Gillen) that was used in his attempted murder in season 1.
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The style of these deceptively paltry pillow paintings is rigorously expressionist, but less manic than the invidious, bare-breasted shaman who rises up from her spoils.
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Shortly after receiving the report, President Macron agreed to immediately return 26 previously requested statues that were taken as spoils of war from Benin in 1892.
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As with the basic hardware spec, Honor's checked off the essential software requirements, even if its reliance on Huawei's unloved interface design spoils things a bit.
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The prize, if we get this right, is that we shape this new technology for good — and that Britain gets its share of the economic spoils.
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But, three of the newest photos from upcoming fourth episode "The Spoils Of War" remind us not every reunion this season can be a happy one.
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Although the EU wants to show a united front in divorce negotiations with Britain, the dispute over the division of Brexit spoils is already testing this.
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Prince's brothers and sisters are showing up for the first court hearing to divide the spoils of Prince's life, and it's already become an acrimonious process.
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Unsurprisingly, the biggest retail day of the year delivered its promised spoils for customers and companies with over $5 billion spent, according to analysis from Adobe.
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Mr Odinga is a Luo, a tribe from Western Kenya that has long felt left out of Kenya's politics (and the spoils that come with it).
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" (Subscription) Financial Times lead story: "US banks vow to share spoils of tax reforms: Rises in investment and pay promised Wells and JPMorgan tout bill's benefits.
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Montag, who announced her pregnancy last month, celebrated her first Mother's Day by taking to Instagram to share a new photo and show off her spoils.
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Toward the end of his career, Original Ronaldo famously became Fat Ronaldo as the Brazilian could no longer resist the spoils of his fame and wealth.
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Check out these pics of the 25-year-old running back enjoying the spoils of victory -- partying with Mickey Mouse at the Magic Kingdom in Orlando!
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Without loyalists in Congress, Trump's presidency would crumble, but he would have pocketed at least some spoils, at great cost to his party and the nation.
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When Dom wins the obligatory drag race (Cuban edition, featuring Cuban Nos), he declines to take his opponent's car as spoils, settling instead for his respect.
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A mixture of delivering the goods their voters desire, dividing spoils between internal factions and adapting to external change allows them to overcome their centrifugal pressures.
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The United States and Europe could reveal and freeze ill-gotten spoils, for example by removing the protection of attorney-client privilege from international money transfers.
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It spoils nothing to mention that the mission goes sideways, that East takes some lumps and ultimately finds himself alone in the Midwest, friendless and freezing.
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It is worrying, then, that many industry experts, such as Peter Morris, chief economist at Ascend Flightglobal, fear the spoils have been thrown away by Brexiteers.
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Through the early 28503s, the federal civil service operated under a spoils system by which the winning political party gave civil service jobs to its supporters.
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The winners got the spoils of power, and in return for the losers going away relatively quietly, they were mostly spared from politically-motivated legal punishment.
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Enacted in response to the abuses of the spoils system, the act created a merit system in the selection and promotion of career professional government employees.
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Iran reaps the spoils of the war on ISIS Sunni militants have long seen the western democracies -- and, by extension, the Gulf monarchies -- as their adversaries.
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Let's see, could it possibly be those of the men who guard their stranglehold on the levers of power and the spoils of plunder so fiercely?
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One of my favorite varieties of clue is the hidden word, but they're scarce in hard cryptics (too much confidence-building spoils the solver, I guess).
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Next came the erosion of the country's checks and balances, which has helped Mr. Orban share the spoils of power with close friends and important businessmen.
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Ironically, the major character most deeply affected by the climactic battle in "The Spoils of War" may be the one who wasn't even on the battlefield.
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What intensifies the feud is the fact that elections in Kenya are a fierce struggle for power and spoils between parties often organized along ethnic lines.
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It is still burgeoning and I don't want to say any spoils, but as curious as it is, I think that's how it is for Gerri.
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They're wisely ignoring the pleas of their purported leaders at ethnic affinity organizations, which have completely bought into the racial spoils system produced by racial preferences.
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It was an evening for the church of Bayern to celebrate the empire the club has built, the lands conquered, the people converted, the spoils won.
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The Circle, Shameless, Grace and Frankie, You, and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina are all new, and you need to stay caught up before Twitter spoils something.
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Whether she's there as a friend or romantically is a question the show will have to answer during the BiP reunion — unless Dean spoils it first.
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Why should anyone suspect that if given even more money — by the government, no less — these avaricious souls will suddenly feel compelled to share their spoils?
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In February, Healey approved the sale designed to pad the museum's endowment and radically reshape its mission, capping the spoils at a maximum of $55 million.
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The waterfront warehouse once stored the nation's colonial spoils, and now houses the state's Royal Cast Collection, a sea of white plaster replicas of classical sculptures.
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Beyond addressing racial identity as merely thematic, Basquiat forcefully confronted the spoils of white supremacy and what late great scholar Cedric Robinson called racial capitalism — commodifying Blackness.
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Armed men showed off weapons, ammunition and rocket launchers that they described as the "spoils" of combat, as well as the corpses of dead men in uniform.
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For the winner, the spoils are potentially enormous: Nadeau estimates the total potential revenue for treating all the existing hemophilia patients in the U.S. is $20 billion.
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The decline of the militant group has given rise to another evil: human trafficking networks that thrive on the spoils of war, the displaced and the desperate.
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France and Germany are keen to establish alternatives to London, while smaller countries, such as Ireland and Luxembourg, are also vying for their share of the spoils.
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Bolt, who regularly updates his various social media accounts with playful family anecdotes, pictures with celebrity friends and luxury spoils, clearly knows his way around a meme.
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Any threat would be from the right — centered in the conservative Freedom Caucus, which would likely bargain for committee chairs and other spoils if Republicans hang on.
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Unrelated to the initial hack, another breach of cybersecurity resulted in "The Spoils of War" being posted on Reddit days before the episode was set to air.
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And most recently, he shot "The Spoils of War," episode 27 of season 7, where Daenerys takes her dragons into battle in Westeros for the first time.
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Great news men of the world who think one hole just isn't enough: The 3fap masturbation device spoils the heck out of you by providing THREE HOLES.
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However, another moment occurred during "The Spoils Of War" that may foretell even bigger consequences, and it was between Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) and Jon Snow (Kit Harington).
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That was, supposedly, to be covered by bountiful tax revenues from oil and gas production, which would be seized back from London, which currently takes the spoils.
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It's a bit like Jaime's play at the end of "The Spoils of War" when he foolishly charged Daenerys — we can end the whole thing right here.
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The actor praised, naturally, the massive Dothraki and dragons battle in episode 4, "The Spoils of War," which showed his former character's tribe in an epic war.
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And "Spoils Of War," when the military man is confronted by dragons on the battlefield for the first time, may stand as Thrones' best-ever Jaime episode.
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A core obsession of internet reformers is to loosen Big Tech's stranglehold on the financial spoils from the data they vacuum up, and spread the riches around.
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He later claimed executives plotted to eject him from the firm and divide the spoils of his bonus among themselves in a lawsuit launched in October 2015.
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Along those lines, Ma stressed that globalization is a good thing, but it, too, "should be inclusive," with the spoils not just going to the wealthy few.
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While it's great to enjoy the spoils of public WiFi at cafés, libraries, and airports, these spots don't always have the most secure connections to the internet.
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Tarek and Christina El Moussa will have to divide the spoils of their marriage by land and by sea, because there's a badass boat on the line.
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Besides, grassroots movements, no matter how successful, don't reliably yield what political consultants want most: money and victories for their candidates, with plenty of spoils for themselves.
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Now a public interest attorney, according to the Times he has so far not indulged in whatever spoils are being offered to Sir Mix-a-Lot's phone.
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By the time he got to the final, he had run out of ideas and was powerless to stop Stan Wawrinka from running away with the spoils.
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He set up a Shia spoils system within the government and the military that gutted the legitimacy of both and opened the door to the Islamic State.
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And thanks to a June cloud partnership that Oracle struck with Microsoft, Oracle stands to share some of the spoils — at least indirectly — of Microsoft's victory.2.
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Signatories will need to adjust operations, shift shareholder and management expectations toward an equitable sharing of the spoils, and provide workers with a voice at the table.
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The music industry is hotly debating that question, but in the meantime Mr. Ocean has a No. 1 album, and is enjoying all the spoils from it.
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In a sport where the big spoils do not trickle down far, one fewer competitor at the top means more trophies and goodies for those who remain.
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Munhoz Guillotine Spoils Scoggins' Bantamweight Debut The second bout of the night saw flyweight contender Justin Scoggins take his first fight in the 135-pound bantamweight division.
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Los Angeles's list of must-visit places is full of specific regional cuisines and mash-ups, the edible spoils of a city packed with generations of immigrants.
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That series only got bigger and bigger as it went on, but after his third-season exit, Madden was no longer around to partake in the spoils.
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"In a certain sense, redistricting is the spoils of war," said Samuel Wang, a professor of neuroscience and molecular biology at Princeton, who runs the Princeton project.
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O.J. Simpson's getting the friendly neighborhood treatment in the Vegas community where he's shacking up, and it should stay that way ... unless a media circus spoils it.
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Mr. Eisenberg of "The Social Network" has collaborated with the New Group before; he starred in its production of his play "The Spoils" a few season ago.
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" Mr. Mollicone added that, once in government, the party would "implement a spoils system" for all Culture Ministry appointees, based on "transparency and meritocracy, not ideological membership.
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Personal loyalty to the President has not been the organizing principle for the federal workforce since civil service reforms eliminated the "spoils system" in the 19th century.
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Jesse Eisenberg walks past the same poster everyday in London's historic West End on his way to perform The Spoils, a play he wrote and stars in.
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In a 1995 profile in SPIN, writer Charles Aaron described Deal as an "American girl," who's wallowed in "rock's broken promises and suburbia's lame spoils" more than most.
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December spoils us with festivity and decadent crisps, and the first month of the year throws us back into monotony, and penny-pinching, and the freezing, unforgiving cold.
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The only point of view House of Cards has is that it's really exciting and awesome to see the Underwoods reap the spoils of their various power plays.
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Before the modern era, elites would fight between themselves for the spoils of growth and send the economy back to square one through wars, corruption and the like.
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Hellickson spoils Cole's return as Phils top Pirates PHILADELPHIA — This time of year, with another losing season wasting away, all the Philadelphia Phillies can do is play spoiler.
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But only during the final scene of "Spoils of War" did we truly get to see just how incredible Rhaegal, Viserion, and Drogon have grown up to be.
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"She doesn't know what no means," Brie, 34, told PEOPLE Saturday at the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas while speaking of how Nikki spoils her daughter.
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"All the riches in the world could not compare to the spoils of being a FATHER 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 ," he captioned a recent photo collage of his daughter.
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The episode, Season 7, episode four, entitled "The Spoils of War," appeared on the subreddit r/freefolk, a popular Game of Thrones discussion board that is not moderated.
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Scarlett's devotion to her dog dad is reciprocated by Usher, who admits that he spoils the lucky pooch, letting her fall asleep in his arms whenever she wants.
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We got D.L. in NYC Thursday and he said taking down Confederate symbols is a no-brainer ... you know, the whole "to the victors go the spoils" thing.
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Considering how much Mayweather and McGregor proclaim their love of money and the spoils of combat, this will be music to their ears—even if the fight stinks.
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Most roleplaying games ride low with the spoils of war, owing to a preoccupation with shooting, looting, and conquest—historically inauspicious activities whenever they've had designs on race.
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Without moralising, this play nicely illustrates some of the bizarre consequences of an economy in which the spoils of wealth are in the hands of a lucky few.
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The victors will reap the spoils of success and the losers will lick their wounds and brace for the inevitable fallout a month ahead of the midterm elections.
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It's a panicky time for media, with consolidation sweeping up digital publishers, reports of layoffs at Splinter, Bustle, and Sports Illustrated, and remaining players scooping up the spoils.
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Matt Shakman, director of "The Spoils of War," noted that the fight scene between Arya and Brienne is the culmination of all Arya's years of training and experience.
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Carl Cox isn't letting the closure of beloved nightclub Space Ibiza, where he had a longstanding residency, keep him from enjoying the sunny spoils of the White Isle.
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HTC had a sort of first-to-market advantage with the Vive, but it's playing in a space where the potential victors are eyeing the spoils with telescopes.
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National leaders in Europe and North America are scrambling to placate energized, often unruly groups of people demanding change and a more generous share of the economic spoils.
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A post-familial society may unleash tribal competition within the coalition of the diverse, as people reach anew for ethnic solidarity and then fight furiously over liberalism's spoils.
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Those who remain are either fanatics willing to do anything in pursuit of power, or cynics willing to go along with anything for a share of the spoils.
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Handing out political jobs to former campaign workers, like-minded experts, lawyers and erstwhile lobbyists is a grand tradition in Washington, where, to the victor, go the spoils.
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At 55, she's jettisoning the spoils of her internet age: selling some of her clothes and taking the first steps toward killing off her digital alter ego, A.d.
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In a certain city market, I was told, the spoils of war show up for sale: refrigerators, pipes, chandeliers, all looted from towns recently reclaimed by the military.
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As the country's farmers tell it, Kirchnerism is just a fancy term for the confiscation of their wealth and the scattering of the spoils to the unproductive masses.
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But the most exciting highlights of the end-of-summer spoils are the nine singles and albums listed below, all of which are more than worth your time.
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We were three brothers fighting for the better spoils — the two-liter ice cream, the one soda bottle — that we knew would vanish soon after we got home.
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He maneuvered to make changes in state law to curb the little-known powers of a few well-positioned politicians to take hostages in exchange for M.T.A. spoils.
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The battle that served to shock and awe the Lannister forces also had a more strictly strategic purpose, which was to torch Cersei's grain, supplies and other spoils.
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Campaigns for governor are also being waged in the states of Coahuila and Nayarit, but in the State of Mexico the stakes — and the spoils — are far greater.
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Grace Mugabe's maneuvers and ambitions unsettled the very people in the military and security elite who had backed Mr. Mugabe in return for a share of the spoils.
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Some within the Shia community, goaded on by Iran, will insist on retaining the spoils of majoritarian rule, preserving a dominant Baghdad to lord it over the Sunnis.
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It's hard not to talk about the centerpiece battle in "Spoils of War," but plenty of other important moments did play out during Season 7's fourth episode.
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But theory and evidence shows that the activity generated by a lower rate will give workers a share of the spoils too, just as the administration has outlined.
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Despite the Roundtable's concern for workers, executive pay is rising and there is no sign of a rethink on how the spoils are split between labour and shareholders.
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Lebanon's political system awards posts and patronage spoils to politicians of different religious affiliations in order to maintain a balance among the country's 18 officially recognized religious sects.
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In some sports, and at some of the colleges targeted in the scheme uncovered by the Justice Department, the spoils extend to TV contracts worth billions of dollars.
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Enjoying the spoils of corruption might seem like fun, but crime only pays when it's happening under the authorities' noses, and Daniel has yet to realize that fact.
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Esther and Norman fall in love and elope; he struggles with her rising fame and spoils her Academy Awards speech; eventually, he kills himself by walking into the sea.
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"The women were seen as the spoils of war and the soldiers violated their bodies in order to destroy the social fabric of the Maya Q'eqchi' community," she said.
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A collapse of a "unity slate" of delegates that would have ensured supporters of Kasich, Cruz and Trump to share in the spoils from Maine's convention prompted Maine Gov.
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As Ben Thompson of Stratechery has proselytized, Facebook is the aggregator to which the spoils of attention and advertisers accrue as they're sucked out of the aggregated content suppliers.
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Once you get accustomed to cameras that shoot in a larger square format, it spoils you to want more imagery for your buck and fit more into a scene.
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The mask serves as an example of the spoils of French Sub-Saharan colonialism that Modigliani, Alexandre, and their Montmartre pals were then discovering at the Musée du Trocadéro.
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She's not willing to hook up with Rita, even if it means that the family will continue to stay in her mansion and enjoy the spoils of her riches.
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We'll see how all of these running threads continue to twine in and out of each other when Game of Thrones returns next week, in "The Spoils of War."
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And despite Coolidge rousting many of the crooked cronies who had gathered themselves to feast on the spoils of the dissolute Harding's presidency, Republicans were quite pleased with Coolidge.
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But instead of taking the spoils as album high notes — moments where the adrenalin kicks in and powers a track to anthemic status — these songs conspire against each other.
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And then, by its side is a map showing where it is from, and then a photograph from 1897 where you see British troops with the spoils of conquest.
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Ariel Winter enjoyed the spoils of turning 18 ... partying at an L.A. hot spot and showing off her body -- so we're guessing her BF had a good time too.
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Do not kill the elderly, children or women, do not steal the spoils but collect them, and do not cut down trees unless you are forced to do so.
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The bright screen will reduce the number of meteors you see by 60 to 80 percent, because it spoils our eye's ability to see some of the fainter streaks.
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Republicans have led the country into a terrifying funhouse, but are taking solace in the faith that everyone will emerge from it unscathed after they've secured their election spoils.
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And just because he might be misguided about the spoils that would await him if Trump resigns or is impeached doesn't mean he isn't striving for that outcome anyhow.
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Proponents of the current system argue that all of a fund's investment profits are capital gains, and it doesn't matter how the various partners agree to split the spoils.
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Moisture drains out of the sides and bottom, but you'll probably want to take the feeder down when heavy rains are in the forecast, as nyjer spoils fairly easily.
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The friendly rivals won a doubles match together in the inaugural Laver Cup team competition and evenly divided up the spoils that mattered most when playing on their own.
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" When he visited Business Insider's office in May, Runkel explained what he meant by "lying": "What spoils kids is not letting them taste the natural consequences of their mistakes.
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Mr. Duterte used his annual address to Congress last year to demand the United States return the bells, saying they were "spoils of war" from another period of history.
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With prices for the fruit soaring after two years of low harvests, orchards are experiencing a raft of thefts, and black markets have sprung up to distribute the spoils.
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The biggest spoils would go to Texas, which refused to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act and had the nation's highest uninsured rate last year at 22020 percent.
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Companies, in this view, are not just reaping bigger profits than they were in the past, but they are also feeling less pressure to share the spoils with workers.
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With Paris St.-Germain jerseys slung over their shoulders, the spoils of battle, they clapped each other on the back, they exchanged high fives, they ruffled each others' hair.
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Since 2003, every faction that won a share of votes opted to join a broad coalition government and extract its share of the spoils from the public sector trough.
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And now my constituents have reason to be concerned that the Trump administration's desire to return to the "spoils system" may be directly and unfairly affecting their economic security.
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British billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson has also suggested the spoils of the increased productivity generated by AI should be distributed, potentially even as a cash handout to those negatively affected.
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Find some sticks and stones, make a bow and some arrows to shoot things with, then use the spoils of the hunt to build a better bow or larger quiver.
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Image: PNASTo the victor go the spoils, or in some cases, the bodies of a vanquished enemy, as the discovery of remnants from an Iron Age battle in Denmark demonstrates.
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That's nothing particularly new in Washington; to the victor of a presidential election go the spoils of controlling the executive branch, which decides how exactly to execute the nation's laws.
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Finally, sell him an AK-47 or a self-published e-book called Day Bang: How to Casually Pick Up Girls During the Day, and reap the spoils of war.
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The reveals and reversals of "Spoils of War" proved Game of Thrones had the power to delight our eyes more than before, and send our pulses racing faster than ever.
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This year's spoils tease a 2017-'18 TV season that's rife with sci-fi series, a streak of new military dramas, and of course, reboots (welcome to 2017, Will & Grace!).
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During the oil boom that blessed the region in the mid-28s, that train brought prosperity to the town, with workers arriving to claim the spoils of overflowing black gold.
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Assad's brutality was matched only by that of ISIS, a bastard group of al Qaeda in Iraq that rose in Syria by reaping the spoils of a spiraling civil war.
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But Google isn't sharing all of its spoils: Bloomberg reported that Verizon took its business away from Microsoft when it moved 150,000 employees over to Google's G Suite productivity tools.
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Many soldiers returned with Nazi artifacts like swastika-emblazoned armbands, helmets, or medals from the Third Reich; spoils of war stolen as reminders of the battles they had just fought.
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For years, the opposition cried foul over Mr. Chávez's tendency to use the spoils of Venezuela's oil wealth to hand out housing, calling it an obvious ploy to buy votes.
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It's a kind of cosmic joke that Game of Thrones' latest episode was titled "The Spoils of War," because it was indeed spoiled, leaking out two days ahead of schedule.
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Early talk of the EU executive winnowing down a short list on the basis of "objective" criteria went unheeded as governments have waded in for a share of the spoils.
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Researchers have found this to be the case: American industries that have seen the biggest increases in concentration have also seen the biggest declines in workers' share of the spoils.
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It means as much to Republicans who are desperate to show the spoils of their one-party rule in Washington to restive voters at the dawn of midterm election year.
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To the victors the spoils; for the losers, another round of drinks and the knowledge that there will be a chance to avenge the defeat in just 12 months time.
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The Evian, which starts on Thursday, will complete a women's major season in which the spoils have been shared from an international perspective, and which has provided some exciting finishes.
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Worrying about providing significant spoils to minorities—and women, too, who, though unable to vote, were still subjects of patronage—was half the political work that Grant had to do.
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Yet since opening in June at Trafalgar Studios, "The Spoils," staged in New York by the New Group last year, has become the best-selling production in that theater's history.
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By increasing the resources of the state used to crack down on enablers, the ability of kleptocrats to access the global spoils of their grand corruption will be severely reduced.
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One factor may be that Sony is revealing more of its hand with the latest tease (though many fans are complaining that the preview spoils too much of the movie).
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Its departure serves as a warning of the consequences of Brexit for London, currently the banking capital of Europe, and illustrates the fierce competition from other capitals for the spoils.
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Mr. Eisenberg has portrayed several such figures himself in plays that include "The Revisionist" (opposite Vanessa Redgrave, no less, in 2013) and "The Spoils" (2015), his most fully realized work.
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That all but guarantees that the organization's 78 employees will share in the spoils from some of the most hotly anticipated initial public offerings in the history of Wall Street.
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If successful, China would win the economic and diplomatic spoils that the United States and some European countries have long enjoyed from dominating businesses like software, computer chips and airplanes.
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The rising tension over the blue slip is just the latest clash in the long-running partisan war over lifetime judicial appointments — among the most important spoils of any administration.
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After the game, Rodgers spoke to Andrews and said that before preparing for the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship, he was going to enjoy the spoils of victory.
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BMW and Daimler, maker of Mercedes-Benz, are two of the most aggressive carmakers building their own "mobility services" to prevent Silicon Valley's upstarts from keeping all the spoils themselves.
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Plenty of evidence has found that strong unions help keep income inequality at bay and ensure that the spoils of economic growth get shared with the workers who generate it.
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Blue Jackets 5, Rangers 2 The Rangers and the Columbus Blue Jackets are vying for playoff position in the Metropolitan Division — although to the winner may not go the spoils.
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There are just three hours to go in Season 7 after Sunday night's fourth episode, "Spoils of War," and it's now possible to imagine an ending for this whole mess.
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And yet it has been peddled all week by Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, who went on a media blitz to share the spoils of his recent trip to Ukraine.
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When a disappointed office seeker assassinated President James A. Garfield in 1881, it finally provided the political impetus to replace the spoils system with merit-based selection for government positions.
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That was enough for many Algerians who have until now abided awkwardly for years under the rule of an absentee president while those around him shared the spoils of power.
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One group that helped build Lyft — its drivers, who are independent contractors — will not share much in the public offering spoils since they do not own stock in the company.
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Amazon ended the frenzy by dividing the spoils between the two most powerful U.S. East Coast cities and offering a consolation prize of a 5,000-person center in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Bonnie becoming a slut is extremely cool and precisely what a good teen witch would do with newfound confidence but nooo, Sarah thinks Bonnie's become narcissistic and spoils her fun.
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Others expressed fear that lawlessness across Mexico may grow as former rivals fight over the spoils in the aftermath of Guzman's conviction on all 10 counts brought by U.S. prosecutors.
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Rather than using in-app payments for billing, and in turn paying Apple a 30 percent share of the spoils, this approach enabled Netflix to collect all the money for itself.
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So if you have a huge stunt sequence, like in "Spoils of War," you go through with the head of the stunt department and break down their responsibilities for a sequence.
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And while machine learning is undoubtedly the map to the treasure, Facebook and its competitors are still trying to work out how to deal with the spoils once they find them.
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Longer term, that disparity between the AI haves and have-nots could prove to be disastrous for the idea of democratising intellectual power and all the spoils that come with it.
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Grocery shopping when you live in the downtown core of a crowded city usually means carrying all your spoils home in a backpack since driving and parking just complicates the chore.
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The biggest spoils go to the company that rides its assistant to artificial brains that are far smarter—and creates a market for using these brains to do just about anything.
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Sources connected with the former couple tell us KJ recently realized she wants to live the single life and soak up the spoils of being an 18-year-old multi-millionaire.
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It does spoil the open world aspect a bit; it kind of spoils the beauty of it, which is the reason why I'd want to explore it in the first place.
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Adorned in gold and slathered in ox blood, they rode past adoring throngs to the temple of Jupiter, showcasing the human and material spoils of war and basking in near-divinity.
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Gall Spoils CM Punk's Fairy Tale with First-Round Choke Perhaps the most compelling—and most polarizing—feature of the event was the MMA debut of former WWE star CM Punk.
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Her relentless agitations frustrate their narrative of India's emergence as a formidable force in the new world order and question the spoils of India's rich and the newly empowered Hindu nationalists.
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And so a new version of the old spoils model might make some sense: the Vulcans, no less than the Columbians or the Steubens or the Ner Tamids, deserve their share.
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This week, he began rehearsing "The Spoils," a play written by and co-starring Jesse Eisenberg, which debuted in New York last year and is having a London run this summer.
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In the television take, the Axis Powers win World War II and divide the American spoils into the Greater Nazi Reich and the Japanese Pacific States, separated by a neutral zone.
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There are workarounds for those of us who'd like to steel our keyboards against gnarly snack spoils, like films of rubber that you can overlay your keyboard with to prevent contact.
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That's true not only of the current "Richard III" but also of "The Spoils," the 2015 American play, written by and starring Jesse Eisenberg, which opened this summer at Trafalgar Studios.
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Several were paraded on the field before games or at halftime, wheeled out as the spoils of conquest: Lucas Moura at Tottenham, Olivier Giroud at Chelsea, Badou Ndiaye at Stoke City.
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But it's also a gut punch to voter confidence that their votes really matter and that voting isn't a cynical rigged game in which all spoils go to just one side.
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As employers prosper, Swedes have consistently gained a proportionate slice of the spoils — a stark contrast to the U.S. and Britain, where wages have stagnated even while corporate profits have soared.
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After nearly 25 years in power, party members have increasingly turned to fighting, not over competing visions for the nation, but over influential positions and the spoils that go with them.
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It is ridiculous to see the economic miracles in post-fascist Germany and Japan and post-communist China as victories for America, he contends, because 'to the victor belongs the spoils.
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In Angola's small ruling class, the dos Santos family had attracted increasing anger for failing to share the spoils of the nation's government-controlled economy with a wider circle of people.
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Home to the typical planting paraphernalia (and her husband's guitars), the space doubles as a studio, where she melds the botanical spoils of her own East London garden with found photographs.
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While Europe's financial centers are fighting for the spoils of Brexit, banks are unlikely to converge on a single city at first and are likely to want to retain some flexibility.
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Despite being fully aware that its constitution prohibited it from declaring bankruptcy, the Puerto Rican government borrowed money and spent it at an uncontrollable pace, like the reward from political spoils.
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When people think of the U.S. Postal Service's finances, if they even do, they worry about the impact on their magazine delivery or the spoils of their late night shopping habit.
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"I get to have that memory of actually standing with him, talking to him and being his champion," said Day, whose spoils of victory also included a postround drink with Palmer.
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" Schneider, 54, said "SNL" now is different than his time with the show from 1990 to 1994 because the program puts its political leanings on full display, which "spoils any surprise.
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The progressives of the world like to point out Kudlow's disdain for Keynesian economics, something that is somewhat incongruent with a presidency that's enjoying the spoils of post- recession quantitative easing.
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As many Hyperallergic readers will know, museums and private collections of all kinds began as cabinets of curiosity, where the spoils of wealth were hoarded to reinforce Western dominance and superiority.
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Europe, needing to win eight of the 2112 singles matches to achieve an unlikely victory, made U.S. captain Juli Inkster nervous with a strong start, but could only share the Sunday spoils.
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Entitlement to female attention and bodies, is, as Trump so crassly noted, one of the long-guaranteed spoils of success, whether in college athletics or Hollywood or high-flying global real estate.
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Season 7, Episode 4: "The Spoils of War" Jaime and the Lannisters finally learn just how big of a threat Dany is when she rides her dragon into a battle against them.
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And just look at her face as she sees the fruits of her scam: Although Caitlin seems quite pleased with herself, she didn't get to keep the spoils of her shopping spree.
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In Season 7, Episode 4, "The Spoils of War," Missandei had a moment alone with Daenerys and asked if she'd heard from the Unsullied after they were ordered to storm Casterly Rock.
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Nearly a third of "The Spoils of War" was devoted to a massive face-off between Jaime Lannister and his army, and Daenerys Targaryen, her Dothraki hordes, and one very large dragon.
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The network and series has fallen victim to a couple major breaches of security, most recently resulting in the fourth episode, "Spoils of War" being leaked early thanks to hackers in India.
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The first was that being a general was one of the fastest routes to riches; a conquering army could seize the spoils of war (and distribute them to consolidate a general's power).
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Absent slavery, there is no racial spoils system, no calls for diversity — which is code for relaxed standards (moral and intellectual) — and no eye-rolling when appeals are made to 'states rights.
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He lamented that usually in war "to the victor belong the spoils" and he repeatedly said the U.S. should have seized Iraq's oilfields as reimbursement for the steep costs of the war.
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With a clash of styles and both heavyweights hungry to escape Croatia with the spoils of victory, you can't miss Sunday's clash between Derrick Lewis and Gabriel Gonzaga on FOX Sports 1.
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The first few people in line would take too many slices of salami and go huddle under a palm tree and share their spoils with their families, Lord of the Flies-style.
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With EU spoils shared around the regions, selecting a southern European would signal that Draghi's job will go to northern Europe, possibly Germany, the officials, who asked not to be named, said.
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"His profits were not the result of trading acumen, diligent research, or blind luck, but rather the alleged spoils of criminal insider trading," Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said in a statement.
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The IOC aggregated the representation of the world through sport to themselves because of their privileged position of power in the 1800s and early 1900s and this is the spoils of victory.
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An AFP report said four were arrested Monday in Mumbai for leaking the popular HBO show's fourth episode, "The Spoils of War," from the current season before it aired on Aug. 6.
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Worse, both the spoils model and the diversity model would ask that all New York's institutions reflect the city's racial demographics, and in some cases this might actually restrict African-American opportunity.
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These are loyal politicians and functionaries ostensibly working for the state but in fact keeping an eye on state assets, to ensure that their true bosses win a share of the spoils.
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Yet Mr. Miller simply fails to mention this immense new borrowing, much less discuss how these spoils were divided at C.A.A. or what its impact was on the company or the culture.
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And the victor — the company that can process that data and effectively serve it up in a way that folks inside businesses can understand and use effectively — will take the most spoils.
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Directed by John Hillcoat (The Road, Lawless, and The Proposition), "The Spoils" is a close-up study of Cate Blanchett's face as it decomposes into some sort of featureless lump of rock.
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In footage taken moments after she slaughters the alleged horse-killer, you can hear Cochran cackling maniacally, luxuriating in the spoils of her years-long, metal ass war between man and beast.
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In it, though, her voice comes through loud and clear—as it does in the chilaquiles she cooked for us out of the spoils of a high summer garden here at MUNCHIES.
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The current Dhaka extreme metal scene is comprised a slew of raw and cultish worshipers, the demo-era days of Schuldiner, Becerra, and Quorthon nourishing the spoils of their own underground resistance.
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Books of The Times Beware the callow misfit who becomes part of the ruling class; rather than disrupt the social order that excluded him, he might just reap its spoils for himself.
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Mr. Kinnel gives Vanguard top marks for sharing the spoils — in its actively managed funds and its index funds — with honorable mentions going to T. Rowe Price and Capital Group's American Funds.
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Some details of the group's war spoils department were previously revealed by Reuters, which reviewed some of the documents seized by U.S. Special Operations Forces in a May 2015 raid in Syria.
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Economic liberalization (globalization, technology, market deregulation) coupled with social norms that clung to the past meant 31% of America (white males) were given license over a lion&aposs share of the spoils.
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One night he took what a friend described as $113,211 in robbery spoils to Sin City, a South Bronx strip club — then threw most of it in the air for the dancers.
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The industry has faced criticism that it squandered the spoils from gold prices above $1,900 an ounce in 2011 on dividends and acquisitions, rather than cutting costs and investing in existing mines.
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As employers prosper, workers have consistently gained a proportionate slice of the spoils — a stark contrast to the United States and Britain, where wages have stagnated even while corporate profits have soared.
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Mr. Trump's lone major legislative achievement, the passage of a $1.5 trillion package of tax cuts, is likely to exacerbate that by concentrating most of the spoils to wealthy households and corporations.
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Smith Spoils Aldana's Debut with Decision Win The first bout of the FS24 Prelims pitted Alexa Grasso training partner Irene Aldana with Gilbert Melendez protégé Leslie Smith in an compelling bantamweight scrap.
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In a vacuum, reading about how to conduct romantic and sexual pursuits without iMessage might be refreshing; instead, Strauss spoils this almost-analog throwback with the worst #tbt of all: regressive gender politics!
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So the question remains: as Hollywood enjoys the spoils of this creative boom, can't it afford to take risks on smaller, more daring projects, in hopes of creating a legacy that will last?
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Since the end of the Maoist insurgency ten years ago, the country's two main communist parties and its largest conservative party have happily alternated in power, while happily also sharing in its spoils.
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Between 30 and 40 percent of food produced around the world is never eaten because it spoils at some time after harvest or during transport, or gets thrown away by shops and consumers.
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Instead, they play a long game, since they're equipped with a common strain of bacteria, Wolbachia, that interferes with the genes the female mosquitoes pass on and spoils the fertilized eggs after mating.
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She spent the next 30 minutes trying to run him out of her home, but it was hopeless: He was going to enjoy his spoils, and he was going to take his time.
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In the evening, the spoils were spread across a hotel coverlet: a Camembert or two, a square of mild Pont-l'Évêque, at least one bottle of cider and baguettes from a village boulangerie.
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Stanton (Charlie Bewley), a Navy SEAL, is tipped off to it by his girlfriend, Lara (Sylvia Hoeks), a local waitress who hopes to use the spoils to finance the rebuilding of her country.
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The exercise of real power in the country is a more complicated affair of alliances, rivalries and division of spoils between the leaders of sectarian groups, including former warlords from Lebanon's civil war.
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"Sherman's" follows a pattern previously set by IFC programs like "The Spoils of Babylon" and "Documentary Now!" to mock existing tropes by fully committing to its creation of a fictitious, period-set, universe.
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Els, who collected his last major title at the 2012 British Open, is playing here in the final year of a five-year exemption that was part of his British Open victory spoils.
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The M.T.A. built half-block-long muck houses to contain the debris and the fumes from the dynamite blasts, and the spoils as they were loaded onto supertrucks and borne away from Manhattan.
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Mercenaries and private contractors are nothing new in Middle Eastern conflicts, unfortunately, but sending private security services to fight for spoils on foreign land adds an insidious dimension to an already ugly conflict.
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The spoils from a Chinese buy can be rich because local fans often follow players over teams, so a smart purchase would also boost overseas sponsorship deals and sales of match-day tickets.
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Though a few unique cities have attracted the optimal industries and population to win the spoils of the modern economy, many cities have failed to manage persistent unemployment, stagnant wages, and rising inequality.
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The first shots of the war over reconstruction spoils have already been fired; over time, their blasts could drown out even the din of Russia's military assault on civilian-packed Idlib, already underway.
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News Analysis DAVOS, Switzerland — You have perhaps noticed that in many countries, history-altering numbers of people have grown enraged at the economic elite and their tendency to hog the spoils of globalization.
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As Swedish employers have prospered, workers have consistently gained a proportionate slice of the spoils — in stark contrast with the United States and Britain, where wages have stagnated while corporate profits have soared.
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The bride certainly doesn't take it very well when a dead woman in a red dress spoils her big day in THE WEDDING GUEST (Ballantine, $28.99), Jonathan Kellerman's latest mystery featuring Alex Delaware.
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Mason (Julian Feder), a 13-year-old with eyeglasses and hair that suggest a middle-school nerd from an episode of "The Brady Bunch," spoils the event by announcing that he's Nick's son.
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That's a lot to go down in a relatively short period of time, and from the looks of the latest episode teaser, "The Spoils of War" is going to keep up the exciting pace.
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And like jackals circling an elderly pride, politicians want to grab more of the spoils that multinational firms have come to control, including 80m jobs on their payrolls and their profits of about $1trn.
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After the "dragon-induced Armageddon" of last week's Game of Thrones episode, "The Spoils of War," it was inevitable that the follow-up was going to be comparatively smaller and more down to earth.
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It is my undying hope that our failure to manage the spoils of the UGC revolution hasn't completely destroyed the institutions that ensured the best rose to the top on merit, not on clicks.
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Britain had secured the heart of Hong Kong in perpetuity as spoils of the 19th-century Opium Wars but the final part, the New Territories, was acquired on a 99-year lease in 20173.
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At FIFA, he'll need to continue shepherding the game's economic growth, while ensuring the spoils are distributed among poorer soccer nations as well as the wealthy ones he's accustomed to working with at UEFA.
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And indeed, the Bran scenes in "The Spoils of War" are just the latest reminder of how much the character has been changed by his transformation into the new "Three-Eyed Raven" last season.
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I'm a huge fan of LG's camera app, and I'd love to heap as much praise on the rest of the company's user experience, but LG's collaboration with mobile carriers really spoils things here.
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Martin Gaynor, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University and former chief economist at the Federal Trade Commission, noted that competition policy was about increasing the economy's efficiency, not changing the distribution of the spoils.
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Sarah Chepchirchir ended that reign as Kenya also took the spoils in the women's race in 2:19.47, the 32-year-old leading home Ethiopians Birhane Dibaba (2:21.19) and Amane Gobena (2:23.09).
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In the sneak peek, Bullock's character recruits some of the best and brightest to help her pull off a heist at the annual Met Gala, an event dripping in the spoils Ocean can't resist.
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Now, their track "The Spoils" – which sees the Bristol duo collaborating with Mazzy Star singer Hope Sandoval for a second time following following 2010's "Paradise Circus" – has been given similarly tense video treatment.
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Among his narco-spoils: a $10 million beach house in Acapulco, a fleet of private jets and a rural ranch with a zoo where guests could ride a train past lions, crocodiles and bears.
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And we enjoy glimpsing the spoils of their success — the Malibu palaces, the glittering company they keep — as much as we relish discovering that the distance dividing us from them is not so great.
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Still, Warren said she worries about the financial security of working and middle class Americans, who she described as not having enjoyed the spoils of strong gross domestic product growth and record corporate profits.
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This arrangement has kept any one sect from assuming hegemony; but it also ensures, by pitting each sect against the others in a zero-sum race for political spoils, that they will continue trying.
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There's nothing wrong with eating a lime with a couple brown spots, but if you wouldn't buy it and be excited about buying it, then it gets put with spoils and typically gets donated.
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This history has never ceased to leave its mark, making Seelow a showcase for that unfailing truth of war: To the victors go the spoils, especially the chance to impose their version of events.
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It's an A/B side release ("The Spoils" and "Come Near Me") and there's a track called "Come Near Me" where we've just been driving around LA listening to it in the car nonstop.
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Infatuated by Jake, Sasha joins his band of late-teens and very-early-20-somethings (almost all played by non-professional actors) looking to make ends meet and enjoy the spoils at the same time.
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Jay Z understood that there was a vicious dynamic being set in motion, and for him to truly enjoy the spoils of war, he would have to become invincible to the repercussions of the game.
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But my guess is that Hollywood won't hop on the rom-com bandwagon the way it has for the recent horror boom, leaving the spoils to Netflix, which has … let's say … lackadaisical quality control measures.
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By that logic, Latin trap artists on the come-up like Myers deserve to spend their time waxing poetic—en español—about the spoils as they traverse the real life hardships of their own communities.
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Barty, the world No.17, stayed tough to then rack up three match points on Konta's serve, the first of which she saved before the tough little Queenslander took the spoils with a passing shot.
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Last week's Game of Thrones episode "The Spoils of War" showed the middle Stark child returning home to Winterfell and sparring with the valiant Brienne of Tarth, holding her own against Westeros' baddest female knight.
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Most Game Of Thrones fans left latest episode "The Spoils Of War" at least a little worried Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) had been killed off of the series, which is famous for murdering favorites.
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Mr Trump declared that America should not have invaded Iraq, but once there should not have left without seizing Iraqi oilfields: "You know, it used to be to the victor belong the spoils," he grumbled.
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Another assumption is that past patterns will no longer hold and that the spoils of growth will be distributed to a class earning decent wages and not to the very rich or the very poor.
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Where Ecclestone was often at odds with the teams, adopting a divide and rule approach, Carey has sounded more collegiate and inclusive with talk of cost controls and ensuring a fairer share of the spoils.
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It was March 21, and the uniformed Customs and Border Protection (CBP) official based in Philadelphia was showing off the carefully organized spoils of a massive drug bust as assorted men in suits looked on.
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Other apartments were supposed to go to low-income tenants but had been doled out by past administrations in a political spoils system that rewarded voting blocs of city workers, union members or just cronies.
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It is hard to imagine that Iraq would be more stable today, or the United States would be any more welcome, if Washington had seized what Mr. Trump called the "spoils" of war for itself.
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And from the looks of that dragonglass cave in "The Spoils of War," and the way Bran keeps going back to the weirwood tree in Winterfell, that mythology is growing more relevant by the week.
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With EU spoils shared around the regions, selecting a southern European would signal that Draghi's job will go to northern Europe, possibly Germany, euro zone officials, who asked not to be named, have told Reuters.
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"Spoils" convincingly paints them as an absolutely terrifying force of nature — so numerous in number that it's impossible to stand against their oncoming rush, and so ruthlessly efficient in how quickly they can kill you.
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Her ideas resonate with a growing group of liberal economists who see evidence that free markets need more forceful government intervention in order to function properly and not just deliver spoils to the very wealthy.
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There are many ideas, values and systems that make our country great, and you are an example of the opportunities and the spoils that capitalism affords with hard work, and for this I credit you.
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In 1979, however, talks at Lancaster House in London produced a peace deal that ended the bush war, though not the animosities that it had spawned between the rival claimants to the spoils of victory.
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Kota deserves all the spoils -- she's battled (and overcome) the craziest odds after being born around 21 gestational weeks and spending the first 4 months of her life in the NICU at Cleveland Children's Hospital.
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Thrilled by the spoils of a right-wing agenda for which their donors have paid good money, Republican politicians turn a blind eye as Mr. Trump undermines a special counsel's investigation into his suspicious activities.
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Therefore, here it comes, Kim Jong-un's Aphorism No. 63548-J: To the winner go the spoils, while the loser is bound to a kitchen chair in a bean field and atomized by cannon fire .
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If she comes across as a grandmotherly figure in those movies, she is less the kind of grandmother who spoils you rotten than the kind who sees through all your nonsense and loves you anyway.
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When he finally does show up, in the guise of Clive Owen with a bad fake beard and a doleful expression, it's a deflating, off-key letdown that spoils the serviceable setup that came before.
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The companies together account for a massive portion of the U.S. advertising market but until now haven't shared the spoils with the news outlets that get linked on their social network and search engine, respectively.
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But her heart spoils her plan, as she spends time with her true love Lawrence Selden—a modest lawyer—when she should be courting Gryce, and another eligible young women angles in and marries him.
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As Deadspin notes, the 24-year-old star had a chance to show off his arm in "The Spoils of War," when he valiantly repped the Lannisters during the aforementioned battle and threw a massive spear.
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That requires a more normal sort of state: not just one with a fairer parliamentary balance, but also one based less on the sharing of spoils by sects, and one that has a monopoly of force.
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We know that when it comes to refrigerated foods, there's a pretty big range of what survives hours on the counter and what doesn't—milk spoils quickly, but butter can last outside the fridge for days.
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Stasiak Spoils Grant's Homecoming with Third-Round Armbar When England's Davey Grant and Poland's Damian Stasiak stepped onto the canvas in Manchester, both sought to construct the first two-fight win-streaks of their UFC careers.
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German banks are preparing for a so-called "hard Brexit" and the spoils of the U.K.'s departure from the European Union could be shared by other European cities, according to German banking and finance officials.
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Article of the Day Article: "Success Spoils a U.S. Program to Round Up Wild Horses" Before Reading Increasingly, all over the world, rising human populations force wild animals to live in smaller areas, adapt or die.
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During the trials of Mr. Gruevski and his associates, audio recordings and documents revealed how the former prime minister ran the country as a mafia state, ordering surveillance on opponents, rigging elections and reaping the spoils.
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" Millard continued: "At his worst, he is a defensive, clueless asshole who, to quote the writer Sam Rosen, is 'constantly lamenting the fact that he is not black while simultaneously celebrating the spoils of white privilege.
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Iris, meanwhile, spoils herself living in Amanda's Malibu-adjacent dream house, where she meets a composer (Jack Black) whom she falls in love with and Arthur Abbott (Eli Wallach), an older, legendary composer whom she befriends.
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Airlines are stepping up their battle over Seattle, where the spoils are high-spending corporate travelers from technology giants like Amazon and Microsoft and millions of other passengers at one of the country's fastest-growing airports.
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A sense of the public good was a unifying force because it meant that the rich and the poor, the powerful and the meek, shared the spoils — as well as the burdens — of this messy democracy.
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With no Hansel and Gretel to share your edible chocolate pine cones and clock made from gingerbread with (and no man-eating witch, either), you can get cozy under the bed&aposs canopy with your spoils.
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In that match in Belo Horizonte, Iran kept Argentina out for 90 minutes while creating a good few chances of their own and it took a spectacular stoppage time strike from Lionel Messi to take the spoils.
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Before the battle in "The Spoils of War," during a seemingly innocuous conversation with Iron Banker Tycho Nestoris, Cersei offhandedly mentioned her desire to beef up her armies and navies, including making "overtures" to the Golden Company.
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Theirs is not a battle-tested team who have worked together in the trenches; it's just a campaign "trail mix" of people who want their share of the political bounty and spoils from the pirate ship Trump.
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As the latest trailer shows (in a way that spoils Endgame, but if you've made it this far, you're probably okay with that), Peter seems reluctant to suit up after the death of his mentor, Tony Stark.
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Murkowski, who has exercised her independence in all three ways, has nonetheless managed to bring back to her state its most long-desired spoils — more opportunities for drilling and more opportunities for building in previously protected wilderness.
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"So help me Jeebus if any one of you spoils a single frame of this movie for me, I promise I will make you wish that Thanos snapped your narrow a**," the end of the letter jokes.
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So if you're interested in organizing such a game with me (or if you just want to take a trip to your local candy aisle), scroll on to check out the 23 sugary spoils worth fighting for.
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After the spectacular dragon battle of "The Spoils of War," this week's episode of Game of Thrones, "Eastwatch," paused to take a breath and set things up for what looks to be the show's next big conflict.
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In conjunction with past rhetoric about seizing Iraq's oil as spoils of war, these oblique hints of another Western invasion of the country are raising eyebrows in the Badr Organization—as is the candidate's Islamophobic political rhetoric.
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Despite their differences, groups as diverse as the Shiite group Hezbollah, the Sunni Future Movement and Christian warlords once allied with Israel support a system that allows them to divide the spoils of patronage without any oversight.
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And an American play, "The Spoils," at Trafalgar Studios, turns out to be far more about xenophobia and resentment of immigrants than I thought it was when I first saw it in New York a year ago.
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Here, on Monday, he met with Syria's Assad -- a man widely recognized as behind the deaths of thousands of his own citizens, but now, even after five years of savage sectarian warfare, the victor without many spoils.
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On Monday, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued a decisive ruling on the rights to Crispr-Cas1320133 gene editing—awarding crucial intellectual property spoils to scientists at the Broad Institute of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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The European Medicines Agency (EMA) and European Banking Authority (EBA) are both prize spoils from Britain's decision to leave the European Union in 25, promising to boost key industries and the local economies of their new hosts.
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Prisoners perpetrate some of this fraud, selling their personal information to identity theft rings on the outside for a share of the spoils, but recent cases also show that inmates often don't know their identities were stolen.
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As the Conservatives try to hang on to control of the government, a weakening economy is likely to intensify the sense of grievance among ordinary Britons who have not gained the spoils from recent years of growth.
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The early-20th-century Beaux-Arts boom was funded by the spoils of industrialization and colonialism, as was also the case with buildings designed by Art Nouveau architects such as Victor Horta and Henry van de Velde.
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"Trump appears to be launching the biggest assault on the nation's civil service system since the 1883 Pendleton Act ended the spoils system," said Paul C. Light, a New York University professor who has studied presidential personnel.
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"There will have to be equitable sharing of the spoils or these things wont be developed or will be discontinued, ultimately," said portfolio manager Simon Mawhinney, at Allan Gray in Sydney who is among Newcrest's biggest investors.
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By the time I got there, in the mid-nineties, Houston was entering an era of glossy, self-satisfied power, enjoying the dominance of Southern evangelicals and the spoils of extractive Texan empires—Halliburton, Enron, Exxon, Bush.
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"It appears the president and others want to go back to a spoils system," he said, referring to the 2628th century system that allowed the winning political party to fill civil service jobs with friends and supporters.
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So committed to it are they that they've devoted a great deal of effort in recent days to damaging the first plausible competitor to Trump—Ted Cruz—because Cruz, equally detested and unelectable, also spoils their strategic analysis.
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If anything, that trend has strengthened as a growing economy increased the spoils available to the victor: based on their election filings candidates facing serious criminal charges are three times more likely to win than those who aren't.
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The company declared an interim dividend of A$1.00 per share and a special dividend of A$1.00 per share as it distributed the spoils of asset sales in the biggest reshuffle of its portfolio in a decade.
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Among the spoils of conquering the quantum space are computers that could decipher most of the world's encrypted data, like the NSA's store of intercepted communications, and overcome the U.S. stealth technologies on which the military heavily relies.
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France is keen to grab a slice of America's digitally derived corporate profits, but is loth to agree to new rules that would allow the Chinese tax authorities to share in the spoils from French-owned luxury brands.
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The Stark family reunion on Sunday's episode of Game of Thrones, "The Spoils of War," was emotional for many fans who waited seven long years to see Arya, Sansa, and Bran together in the same place once again.
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We're not sure about you, but ever since we got a taste of that sweet, sweet dragon combat in Game of Thrones episode 4, "The Spoils of War," we can't stop itching for more fire and blood action.
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Technology comes in only fourth — and as anyone following the news knows, some serious questions exist about the extent to which big fortunes in tech are modern versions of the monopoly spoils grabbed by old-fashioned robber barons.
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Mr. Noor has been widely reported to have grown rich through his control of lucrative cross-border trade with northern neighbors, including Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, and a new governor could be expected to divert some of those spoils.
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Like the nearby and newly opened Crabby Shack, a bright and airy urban seafood spot, Rue Dix's twin businesses gave me hope that at least some of the spoils of Crown Heights' transformation might benefit black business owners.
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Amazon ended the frenzy by dividing the spoils between the two most powerful East Coast U.S. cities and offering a consolation prize of a 2148,2238-person center in Nashville, Tennessee, focused on technology and management for retail operations.
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He sought to place France at the center of a mission to revamp global capitalism while spreading its spoils more equitably, forging a mode of commerce centered on innovation, yet bearing protections for workers set back by change.
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But Ms. Coronel, who has enjoyed the spoils of a drug empire that prosecutors have estimated allowed the kingpin to bank $247 billion over the course of his 30-year reign, dismissed the courtroom characterizations of her husband.
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Dr. McAlister is doing her part to recruit a new generation to solve these puzzles and others by appealing to the same instincts in young people that led her to seek out the spoils of hunting house cats.
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CreditCreditTara Walton for The New York Times After years of romances with a series of fabulously wealthy Nigerian boyfriends, the flamboyant Canadian sisters Jyoti and Kiran Matharoo needed somewhere to store the pricey spoils of their dating careers.
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Still, she is enjoying the spoils of her hits — she recently toured a $3.4 million home in the Los Angeles area in what the listing described as a "highly desirable celebrity neighborhood" — along with the perks of obscurity.
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I also zipped off FOIA requests to the State Department to see if there was any deal to split the FIFA spoils with other countries, but they've failed to turn over documents in anything resembling a timely fashion.
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In the 16th century, Spanish explorers made landfall and claimed the island for their king, and Guam remained in Spanish control until 1898, when the US won it as part of the spoils of the Spanish-American War.
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Which path they follow will begin to define whether Chairman Jerome Powell engineers a sustained, recession-free era of full employment, or spoils the party with interest rate increases that prove too much for the economy to swallow.
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The lavalier for the 1965 title team — the spoils of a 9-1-20093 season that included a victory over Nebraska in the Orange Bowl — is on a bracelet that also contains various charms given out for bowl games.
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They are loosely guarded by Syrian Kurdish forces (aka Syrian Democratic Forces) who served as America's tip of the spear in the destruction of the Islamic caliphate and who are now unfairly saddled with these dangerous spoils of war.
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Then it's off to ye olde village shoppe to spend your spoils on new weapons and armor—ostensibly to recover faster or speed up your charge attack, but also because the gear selections are often wonderfully cute or silly.
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Neither of them exactly spoils its families with financial inducements or state-provided child care, but their flexible labour markets make it easy for women to get back into work after childbirth, and public opinion approves of working mothers.
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They would prefer that Purdue's riches remain part of the spoils that will be divided in another case against opioid manufacturers and distributors, which is known as the opioid multi-district litigation (MDL) and may be settled this week.
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The Gobi desert copper deposit promises to become one of Rio Tinto's most lucrative properties, but it has been subject to repeated challenges from politicians who argue the spoils of the country's mining boom are not being evenly shared.
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