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spill

[spil] / spɪl /




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The discussions have spilled over to social media, with Ghanaians divided over the legal, social and political implications of changing the airport's name.

From BBC

Concerns spilled over to BDCs and alts, which already had come under pressure.

From Barron's

The DEA’s office in Los Angeles has led the agency’s case against him and his close relatives, and the family’s ties to the region have spilled out in court filings.

From Los Angeles Times

Scotland and Ireland both fielded the backfield barrage, with catchers trumping England in the air and their energised team-mates well positioned to scoop up any loose-ball from spills.

From BBC

Students at universities across Tehran clashed with pro-regime demonstrators on Sunday, as anger over a brutal government crackdown spilled onto university campuses for a second straight day in a sign of rising unrest.

From The Wall Street Journal