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spoils

/ ��ɔɪ�� /

plural noun

sometimes singular valuables seized by violence, esp in war
the rewards and benefits of public office regarded as plunder for the winning party or candidate See also spoils system

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In her photo, Rowling is notably posted up on a yacht or some beach resort, enjoying the spoils of her wealth and a strong 5G signal from her cellular provider.

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Unfortunately, the trailer spoils one of the film’s most outlandish assassinations, so it unfolds with all of the energy of a joke you’ve already heard.

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Trying to control everything only spoils the surprise.

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Some elite Democratic donors have already abandoned the party to take part in the spoils of government looting.

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He adds that "hundreds" of such bots would need to harvest the seabed at a time, bringing the spoils to a ship on the surface.

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