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spin-off

[spin-awf, -of] / ˈspɪnˌɔf, -ˌɒf /


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A new BBC Doctor Who spin-off drama takes a "tougher tone", says writer Russell T Davies.

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Humanity faces threats from across space and time in Doctor Who, but in its latest spin-off, trouble lurks deep underwater.

From BBC

She reportedly did not play a greater part in the spin-off because of a strained relationship with the show and her cast-mates.

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Ms West is describing one of the main features of this spin-off candy that independent and major confectionary manufacturers have been releasing onto shelves, both online and offline, for the past three years.

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They would also be able to create their own spin-offs of the app, as the code behind it would become open source.

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