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spoils

noun as in possessions stolen or gained

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He believes the event might one day allow clubs from other regions to share some of the spoils and interest in the sport and deliver on his vision to make soccer “truly global.”

It includes crops destroyed by pests or extreme weather, produce or meat that spoils in transport because of faulty packaging and food that goes bad at market before it can be sold.

If the weather spoils your plans this year, there is not too long to wait until the Geminids peak in our skies on the night of 12 December.

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Andrew Robertson gave Liverpool the lead against the Clarets before Jay Rodriguez equalised to give the visitors a share of the spoils.

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Some viewers might feel the final movement spoils the film, but others will applaud the bizarre twist - as many critics have.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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