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put a spin on

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put a spin on something
to twist a report or story to one's advantage; to interpret an event to make it seem favorable or beneficial to oneself or one's cause. The mayor tried to put a positive spin on the damaging polls. The pundit's spin on the new legislation was highly critical.
See also: put, spin


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They tried to manipulate, twist and put a spin on everything that has been said.
Put a spin on your go-to pony and wind up with a gorgeous, instant updo.
Where you choose to release it, as well as if you put a spin on the ball, will allow you to aim more accurately.
 
 
 
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