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The loss spoils it a bit, but I am very happy that I did not make any mistakes during the game.

This sort of behaviour spoils it for all the young people that are working their hearts out to win, it has to be stopped.

Do not associate with bad people. They may spoil you as a rotting apple spoils the apples next to it in the barrel.

The president would no doubt then reward former warlords who supported him with jobs and spoils.

Confidence, you may believe, is all about winning. Defeat the enemy. Gather the spoils.

He goes out with impressive decorum, and spoils it by slamming the door.

The heart of her husband trusted in her, and he shall have no need of spoils.

The fact that many workers seem to be excluded from the spoils of globalisation is a big challenge to orthodox economics.

spoil crush ( 76 ) : simultaneously spoils and damages the enemy . power 1283 . must be equipped with a blunt.

To be more than conqueror is to take the spoils from the enemy and appropriate them to yourself.

But the fight now seems to be over the spoils of peace instead of presaging renewed war.

Genghis Khan, whose name means "Universal Ruler, " conquered as much for the sheer fun of it as for the spoils.

Nothing spoils a romance so much as a sense of humor in the woman - or the want of it in the man.

Take an anti-depressant because life with him is hell; when it spoils what little drive you had, blame him further.

The fact that its various versions have quite a few flaws but few fine texts has greatly spoils its value.

Captain Gunter probably took the box from the Summer Palace as he saw it as the spoils of war rather than an act of theft.

Asian IPO toilers are starting to moan that too big a share of the spoils ends up in pockets back west.

"Just a little bit in a dressing spoils the whole salad? "

When you went into that terrible valley of suffering did you come out of it with spoils?

"Four horses to split up the spoils" is a primary form of state capitalism and the profit of enterprises form of distribution.

They come against us with an insolent multitude, and with pride, to destroy us, and our wives, and our children, and to take our spoils.

They rejected the zero-sum mentality that is at the heart of populism, the belief that economics is a struggle over finite spoils.

"Even though knowing ahead spoils the program, you just can't help but see for yourself what all these people are talking about, " she said.

He figured sharing the spoils kept everyone faithful. And it worked for him with the British too.

The style of government was a spoils system, underpinned by terror of a vicious network of spies and secret police.

Wet weather spoils the powder, windy weather blows out the match, or sends its sparks flying among the powder of horns or bandoliers.

From them on, the practice of rewarding supporters with government jobs became known as the spoils system grew.

Spoils, is one kind loses the reason, devastates the child physical and moral integrity directly the love.

While cherished by many, some people say the arrival of celebrity figurines spoils the traditional sense of Christmas.

Behold the spoils of victory. This was in my mailbox when I got to work this morning.

Meanwhile , JJ has earned spoils of numerous music awards , as today's Chinese-language pop music, one of the most brilliant male singers.

A formal division of the spoils was made by Germany at the beginning of November.

Egypt was thriving economically, but the spoils flowed mostly to a cosmopolitan elite that was out of tune with the street.

But when someone stronger attacks and overpowers him, he takes away the armor in which the man trusted and divides up the spoils.

A failure to develop the founder's business, together with disputes over dividing up the spoils, usually does in most family firms.

Leaning Tower of Pisa is said to have pizza delivered to the fleet of six into the spoils of war.

Retailers that it has hitherto chaperoned online may now want to set off on their own rather than share the spoils.

Please. Don't let the double dealing, snake oil politicians from Beijing share the spoils of this war.

And he went through even to the ends of the earth, and took the spoils of many nations: and the earth was quiet before him.

And the truth is that foreign banks will see little of these spoils without a Chinese partner.

However the overexpansion of the science education spoils the civilization, and humanity education calls for restoration.

Shareholders of investment banks have not seen much of the spoils either, given the events of the past two years.

After all, if the toads' evolution is driven solely by a drive to reproduce, they would have stopped to enjoy the spoils of invasion.

The spoils have not been divided evenly, however: local brokers have dropped down the league tables.

If there were theft as well as murder, it would be to divide the spoils.

Love does not delight in evil. Evil is anything that spoils, corrupts, pollutes, disables, or destroys God's good creation.

Locked in perpetual squabbles over the spoils, they find it hard to adopt more sensible pricing techniques.

Too much learning for a girl is dangerous and spoils her chances for a good marriage.

What nation hath not inherited her kingdom, and gotten of her spoils?

Within two months, they're backing up mom and sharing the spoils of her kills.

Such a vulgar painting really spoils this nice wall.

Also, Texas has an amazingly complicated way of divvying up the spoils.

The sun sometimes spoils the propagation of radio waves .

Third, parties of the centre-left should argue for redistributing the spoils of globalisation, not sacrificing them.

Its symptoms are usually hidebound management, heirs who lack talent and drive or feuding over corporate spoils.

A graduation ceremony and a one-night stay in the hotel are some of the spoils included in completing the course.

To the victor the less of the spoils the better, should nevertheless be the guideline.

The boldness and ambition of the Acropolis was funded by the spoils of war, a war that determined the fate of Greece.

Too much spoils, too little is nothing.

That transition depends on a fairer division of the spoils of growth.

Spoils of war included art, jewelry, gold and other finery, along with a different kind of commodity, slaves.

You may have nothing in common apart from work; the stress of sharing the effort and spoils might undermine the relationship.

The winner takes the spoils, but the loser is not crushed: he grits his teeth and vows to try harder next time.

Thriftiness is a great quality; however, if you're too thrifty on a date, it spoils the romance.

The story is, Abraham then gives a tithe, a tenth of the spoils of war to Melchizedek as an offering.

Black coffee: Caffeine speeds up metabolism and spoils one's appetite. But it's not good for people with heart problems.

To which victor the spoils?

This early trophy of spoils of despotism , and the first ripe fruits of American principles transplanted into Europe.

men devilishly set off with spoils of women's lace and silk and ribbon, with the stain dyeing those trifles through and through.

Doing so devalues your own experience, spoils things for other students and deadens the discussion.

Prayers were addressed to him before the war and spoils presented at his altar after it.

And in a central warehouse district, an armed mob fought over spoils taken from shuttered houses and shops.

But all in all the division of the spoils seems a good one, and surprisingly free of acrimony.

Behold the days of the Lord shall come, and thy spoils shall be divided in the midst of thee.

Heb. 7: 4 And consider how great this one was, to whom the patriarch Abraham gave a tenth of the choice spoils.

Second, the guardian spoils and the middle-school students are self-center. These causes a generation of inborn requester.

China encounters the traitor to China who now the West slanders lets your this group of dog date, sells manages for spoils.

The bottling acquisition should boost this tactic by ending the need to negotiate a division of the spoils on every big deal.

But the league's players and its team owners are now arguing over how to divvy up the spoils.

[ spoils ] goods or property seized from a victim after a conflict , especially after a military victory.

The prospect of a sharp encounter and possible spoils restored them to good humour, and they joyfully prepared for battle.

spoils slung at her back . loose sand and shell grit crusted her bare feet.

But Chinese are relatively more concerned about colors, as Confucius has said: "I hate the way purple spoils vermilion. "

Andrew Jackson invented the spoils system to reward supporters with government jobs.

The answer is 'Yes, ' because any such volunteers were likely to enjoy the spoils of war.

As a special stimulation spoils will make the body change the level of endothelin from endotheliocyte .

And what are the spoils of this particular war?

Overcrowding often spoils the natural beauty of popular vacation sports.

Wastes being dumped at sea include sewage sludge, industrial waste, and dredge spoils.

And if any actor's really good, you can always tell he knows he's good, and that spoils it.

And if warfare is in the offing, are there any ways to profit from the spoils of war?

Any system in which the spoils are distributed so unevenly is morally wrong, they say.

I know that I can count on you to do my bidding. Obey me and I will shower you with the spoils of war.

This kind of cigar spoils you for the others.

Her husband spoils her with expensive gifts.

Still commoner and no less repellent is the hardness which spoils so many pretty faces .

Although world hungerremains a significant problem, it's our appetite for prosperity and allits spoils that's more likely to kill us now.

Iraq and Thailand are also in Australia's group and the two sides shared the spoils as they drew 1-1 in their opening match.

Food spoils easily without proper preservation.

Why should anyone else care how the spoils are split?

The phenomenon has kept the profession's number-crunchers busy, counting the spoils and how they are divided.

The expression is "One rotten apple spoils the barrel. "

The spoils may also flow to foreign companies rather than local ones.

The latter, in particular, fears disruption to business as usual and the spoils system.

Valuables pillaged in time of war; spoils.

My little brother is a pest when he spoils my games.

In Benghazi other rows have erupted, partly over sharing the spoils of office.

And after we've exhausted ourselves being the world's policeman, they'll step in for the spoils.

Worry spoils lives which would otherwise be useful and beautiful.

This hotel advertises that it spoils its guests.

Assuming politicians don't steal the spoils, how should they be divided?

In this period of time involved, as long as patiently withstood the test of time, usually with the spoils.

The big question is whether the broadcasters and mobile operators can agree how to divide the spoils, assuming there are any.

Doctors say chips make you fat, and dentists say coca cola spoils your teeth.

But the spoils of the resources boom are not felt uniformly.

In the personal-computer market, to the victor go meager spoils.

To "knowledge flow" companies go the spoils, he contends.

In addition, the battery spoils the look of the machine by sticking out at the back, albeit by less than 1in.

In a couple more years, he'll crash and burn in a blaze of septum-ruptured glory - leaving you, the survivor, to the spoils.

" To the victor belong the spoils , " he declared.

Those hoping to share power and partake in the spoils curried his favor. Now he has fallen from grace.

Mike Novick urges Palmer to enjoy the spoils of his victory, but Palmer can not let go of his problems with Keith and Sherry.

Do the spoils need to be so unevenly split?

The thinker who attempts to observe, spoils energy.

In principle, giant countries such as India or China have more companies competing to manipulate the government for a share of the spoils.

They will hope to win a few more spoils than before.

Once the winners of yesterday's election have worked out how to share the spoils of victory, they face a daunting in-tray.

We make clouds, clouds make rain, and rain spoils ball games.

Why it's an essence that so often spoils, no one can say.

Then it's time to enjoy the spoils of your labor.

someone who takes spoils or plunder (as in war).

And another is that sovereignty may be got by force of arms, as the booty of battle or the spoils of victory.

Come from a wealthy family that spoils you rotten.

The pirates hid their spoils in a cave.

If you win the battle you are entitled to the spoils. If you lose you don't care.

Because of the oil-rich bran layer, it spoils quickly if not refrigerated or stored in vacuum-sealed bags.

Gaddafi often become the spoils of war with the cap.

A: Your grandmother spoils you rotten.

The thieves agreed to divvy up with the spoils.

The new building spoils the view from our windows.

The new building spoils the view from the windows.

spoils the country dweller's visit to the theatre?

Then find a quiet, undisturbed place to prey hiding comfortably enjoy their spoils of war.

But one result was certain: the peasants wouldn't be keeping the spoils.

I will, however, give you the opportunity to concede my superiority now and offer me your robot as the spoils of war.

They kill their prey together and they follow a strict hierarchy when sharing the spoils.

The hyenas get the bum's rush when it comes time to share the spoils of battle.

One rotten apple spoils the barrel.

and get on with my spoils of rotten rock star's life and drink a martini.

The bulk of Asian countries face a growing impoverished population that does not have any stake in the spoils being flaunted by their rich.

These are thy toys, and, as the snowy flake, They melt into thy yeast of waves, which mar Alike the Armada's pride, or spoils of Trafalgar.

The clumisiness of power spoils the key, and uses the pickaxe.

Food spoils easily in hot weather.

bad weather always spoils my mood.

He rotten apple spoils the barrel.

The mouse waste spoils the whole pot of soup.

One rotten apple spoils the whole lot.

Victor to the spoils. Thank you.

"Spoils isn't the right word, " I say. Although it is.

Too much care spoils their fun when they are growing up.

Meat spoils easily in summer.

A heart doesn't suit me. Somehow it doesn't go with modern dress. It makes one look old. And it spoils one's career at critical moments.

Scott: It just goes to show that one rotten apple spoils the barrel. Now we all have to carry a pass and sign in every evening.

He only spoils the show, poor devil.

Too much oil spoils the soup.

Food spoils easily in such hot weather.

She spoils that child because he is her favourite.

It only spoils the darkness.

He likes having a wife who spoils him.

Yeah. But it spoils the real taste of coffee.

To pillage in search of spoils.

To the victor, the spoils.

Beside the rotten apple the good one also spoils. - Prov.

Fruit spoils if kept too long.

She spoils those kids of hers.

To the victor go the spoils.

and remember how long they have stored a particular food and will retrieve it before it spoils.

To take as spoils; Steal.

She spoils him after all.

Blizzard: Yes. But that spoils the surprise, doesn't it? All I will say is that the reward for triggering it is unbelievable.

A series of wet days spoils our holiday.

He promised to buy Jessica kingdoms with the spoils of Tammuz-an.

The spoils belong to those who can act ahead of others -- because they see things ahead of others.

I must remember to eat the tuna before he spoils in order to keep strong.

I think it spoils it when they tie their feet together.

Someone may ask, this is in the world didn't "money" to this thing, not spoils?

I have a short hair mum, who spoils and indulges me. I often see her tidying up the room at home.

And make time's spoils despised everywhere.

The spoils go to the victor.

Well, Ted's mother spoils him. Got to be somebody who tells him what's what, and me, I'm elected the goat. Because I try

Earning bright spoils for her enchanted dome;

The optimum mixing proportion study of dredged spoils solidification with fly ash

The Survey and Analysis of Copper Contents in Two Species Plants Growing on the Copper Mining Spoils

Copper contents in two species plants of Compositae growing on copper mining spoils

Study on Plant Species Diversity of Opencast Coal Mine Spoils in Haizhou, Fuxin Rejoin During Natural Plant Restoration

Dynamic model of heavy metal leaching from coal mine spoils and its application

A Probe into Whether Spoils Are Applied to Goodwill Acquisition System

Middle English [booty, spoils, something seized]

Environmental Effects of Heavy Metals in Soils from Weathered Coal Mine Spoils

So now I'm living off the spoils of leftover generations

A bad manner spoils everything, even reason and justice;

Research Progress of Ecological Restoration in Mine Spoils

Study on Optimal Design of Dredged Spoils Solidification

Study on Dredged Spoils as Materials for Water Conservancy

thieves and pirates, according to legend, often divide their spoils unfairly

Food--produce or harvest, Including raid-spoils, but not hunted game or cooking

Bank of America's $1bn loss spoils the party for banks

A battle is on for the spoils as secretive funds go public

The spoils of all I got were left to scrounge

The spoils of all I got were left as scraps

more of caesar ' s spoils from gaul

One bad spoils the whole office

Consumers have money in our pockets too " spoils of war. "