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1 Johnsson's individual showreel then threatened to throw a spanner in the works.
2 But U.S. President Donald Trump may now throw a spanner in the works.
3 Write-off JZ's ability to throw a spanner in the works at your peril.
4 A victory for Mauritania over Tunisia could throw a spanner in the works, though.
5 This is Moyane's last ditch attempt to throw a spanner in the works of Ramaphosa.
6 However, a slightly iffy start to the day may throw a spanner in the works early on.
7 If we add this to the mix, it might throw a spanner into those talks, as well.
8 That could also throw a spanner into plans to bring home hundreds of seasonal workers still stranded here.
9 This process is evident in a writer's urge to change tack, to throw a spanner in the works.
10 Alas, they are now reduced to trying to throw a spanner in someone else's works (Wales's).
11 Any one of them could throw a spanner in the works or demand some special treatment in return for its support.
12 Whatever your views on immigration, there is no doubt Trump's comments do little more than throw a spanner in the works.
13 So it would not be at all surprising if they used the vote as a chance to throw a spanner in the works.
14 Since incoming news may throw a spanner in the works when you least expect it, it's a day to concentrate on the here-and-now!
15 However, this does throw a spanner into the party's plans ahead of elections scheduled for later this year, on a date yet to be announced.
16 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): A slightly iffy start to the day may throw a spanner in the works early on.
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