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spoils

noun as in possessions stolen or gained

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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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Thieving, the man gushed, is freeing, and, by its very nature, comes with a reward — or spoils.

The men were then led away and shot, while the women were abducted as the "spoils of war".

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

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