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For example, Viasat is thinking of spinning off its defense business and it’s launching more communications satellites.

Patiently waiting for an opening, Johnson surged ahead before spinning into the end zone for a touchdown to give the Cornhuskers a 21-7 advantage.

Liberals are spinning the cartoonist’s plight as a parable of America’s horrific private medical system.

The Japanese lost control over the exit kerbs before spinning across the run-off area, and was fortunate to get away with just a light touch of the barrier.

But as Jimmy started down the stairwell his heel caught on a step, and the money went flying—coins bounced down the stairs, clanking and spinning.