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And that’s why an otherwise good day can be so easily spoiled.

From Inc ● Feb. 8, 2012

Along for the walk — easily spoiled on Saturday — he had a scorer, a standard-bearer, a rules official and his caddie from New Zealand, Rod Gutry.

From New York Times ● Jul. 16, 2011

Earnestly directed by Charles Vidor, this picture cinematizes Howard Spring's best-selling English novel about a best-selling English novelist, who, having sired an easily spoiled son, does everything he can to spoil him.

From Time Magazine Archive

In a refrigerator the jar will keep easily spoiled foods fresh for days.

From Time Magazine Archive

If an old lady could be easily spoiled, Mrs. Kensett was in danger; these two fond children were continually bringing offerings to her shrine, flowers, choice fruit, new books, wherever they went they remembered her.

From Divers Women by Pansy




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