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Former TV reality star Katie Hopkins had urged voters to spoil their papers and shared pictures of their messed up votes on Twitter.
Why people spoiled their ballot papers with words like 'traitor' and 'democracy is dead' in the 2019 local elections; Thousands of people went to polling stations this election just to deface their ballot papers
The chairman WAPDA also explained in his letter that maintenance and complete rehabilitation of the spoil bank land which was spread over 40 kilometers in the Punjab area had become difficult for the project authority due to lack of funds and other resource.
WAPDA seeks NoC from Punjab to resale spoil bank land of Ghazi Barotha
The use of spoil detection-based smart labels is an ideal way to detect the spoilage of food materials.
Now Available: Spoil Detection Based Smart Label Market - Global Forecast to 2020
So on your next shopping trip, to determine whether or not you should buy certain products, look at expiry dates and buy the ones that spoil quickly.
Expiry dates
So some dogs will be viewed as spoiled if we try to do things they don't enjoy and react in a way to inform us that they don't like what's happening.
It's a dog's life
FX50 -- Featuring outstanding suction and water pressure, the 49-horsepower FX50 is as versatile as it is powerful, and can be configured with choices of water tanks, spoils tanks and options, including a hydraulic boom and water heater.
Vacuum excavator models
I searched in the dark to no avail and found the animal the next morning, spoiled, buried beneath snow.
Rotten meat
It really spoiled the atmosphere of what was a magical evening.
Concert etiquette: there's a time and a place to applaud; YouSAY IN YOUR OPINION
Two different composite dredged spoil samples were collected during sampling namely spoil 1 (matured spoil i.e.
Microbial leaching of heavy metal contaminated dredged materials using modified Starkey medium
Elton John said he was awe-struck at becoming a father for the first time, but said he hoped not to spoil his new baby boy.In a cover story and photo spread with celebrity magazine Us Weekly, the British singer and his partner David Furnish said they had used false names initially with the surrogate mother in the United States, but that she quickly "figured out who we were."
Elton John determined not to spoil new baby
I keep thinking that I have just 48 months left to indulge and spoil The Girl before she starts nicking pillows and forks.
I'm getting Seasonal Reflective Disorder
1 : to damage the character of by allowing too many things or not correcting bad behavior <Grandparents sometimes spoil a child.>
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Stripping operations at many open-cut coal mines in central Queensland, Australia, result in spoil (waste rock) materials of Tertiary origin being deposited on the surface.
The effect of organic mulch amendments on the physical and chemical properties and revegetation success of a saline-sodic minespoil from central Queensland, Australia
QI KNOW that grandparents are supposed to be able to spoil grandchildren a little.
Ask Anna: MY PARENTS SPOIL SONS
Many parents feel that grandparents spoil their children.
Grandma Spoils Me
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