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Examples for "spoil"
Examples for "spoil"
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However, I also strongly believe in the right to spoil your vote.
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I wanted to spoil the party by a long way, Abbott said.
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No way was he going to let a woman spoil the moment.
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We should not interfere in case we spoil an official criminal investigation.
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The only result will be to spoil the control of the aeroplane.
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Without this natural protection it became a land subject to constant attack and despoliation.
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And this was a Dawson dance-hall, the trump card in the nightly game of despoliation.
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It is entirely out of the track of both armies, and has completely escaped despoliation.
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This grand achievement led to the opening of a splendid continent, teeming with riches, for Spanish adventure and despoliation.
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What apostleship of despoliation!
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He saw the destroyer of their lives, a devil who had worked subtly for his despoilment.
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Delacroix's picture portrays a scene in this despoilment.
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Gunesekera's fiction often touches on loss, flight, memory, the eroding passage of time and the despoilment of ostensible paradises.
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Then, on April 12, 1204, the invaders secured it again, and subjected it to a despoilment without parallel.
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His victim dragged herself back to her mother's door, and, half dead with grief and fright, related the awful story of her despoilment.
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The book laments the despoilation of the sea by pollution and overfishing.
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Our twenty cities all have charters that protect us from complete despoilation.
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Northland MP Winston Peters told Morning Report that the practices were creating environmental despoilation.
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The international community is used to worrying about the despoilation of the Amazon jungle by loggers.
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Their activities fulfil a pattern of despoilation that began with the Belgian King Leopold's brutal Congo Free State, set up in 1885.
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At the beginning of the persecution they were passive, meekly submitting to reproach, spoilation, imprisonment, and death, for Christ's sake.
2
The claims of our citizens against Sweden, Denmark and Brazil, for spoilations of commerce, were satisfactorily consummated.
3
"Civilization is a development through blood and spoilation," the architect remarked.
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Mr. Alexander C. M. Pennington, as chairman of that committee, handed me the voluminous papers in reference to the French Spoilation Claims.
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The spoliation will increase the distress; the distress will produce fresh spoliation.
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The spoliation of Jerusalem by Titus had taken place in A.D. 70.
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The first which presents itself is spoliation through the avenue of superstition.
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All the causes which had produced the first spoliation would still operate.
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I left the millions of Italy, and I find spoliation and penury.
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As the spoliation went on, the decrees became more and more Draconian.
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The clergy constantly complained of spoliation, and no doubt individuals suffered much.
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Wanton destruction and not spoliation, common in war tactics, was their watchword.
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Where does the right of spoliation begin, and where does it end?
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The princes soon became past masters in the art of spoliation.
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Rye at the time of the spoliation were the Austin Friars.
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Force applied to spoliation, furnishes the great material for the annals of men.
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He coolly looked round on the results of the spoliation of his carriage.
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He swore vengeance for the spoliation of which he considered himself the victim.
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Two specific laws directly contributed to the effectiveness of this spoliation.
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The deputies passed laws of expulsion, separation, and spoliation against them.
