As the spoils were divided, he apparently wanted just the mysterious sacks with green beans as his reward.
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Two Russian oligarchs are battling in a London civil court over the spoils of Russian privatization.
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After an intense, 16 minute bidding war, an unidentified private European buyer took home the spoils.
They cluster into tight-knit groups of cronies, who battle other crony bands for dwindling spoils.
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It's a job he takes seriously, as the spoils of victory can be significant.
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The concert failed when greed for Ottoman spoils prevailed over the ideal of co-operation.
Once more, the spoils will go to those that gamble on taking on debt.
"There will always be ways to reverse engineer technology products - but that spoils the fun!"
Before Rahr got his hands on his spoils, he had to pay Uncle Sam.
The underlying battle is an old one: redividing the political spoils of urban America.
The latter, in particular, fears disruption to business as usual and the spoils system.
Only one thing spoils the story: the Bank of England thinks nothing of the sort.
They were the playthings of politicians, given to them as the spoils of electoral victory.
In a mud compound in the village of Sherwangai, troops displayed some of the spoils of war.
There are some instances where pay has indeed made up a smaller portion of the bank spoils.
In return they would either get a share of the spoils or simply have the favour returned.
It spoils quickly and, if not tended well and with passion, will maim or kill its partners.
Whatever else this means, firms should probably not start totting up their spoils of war just yet.
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Friedel stopped Fletcher's crisp left-foot strike before Heskey claimed a share of the spoils for his team.
It's a classic song, and he more than does it justice, although the rushed overproduction spoils it slightly.
It can lead to hatred, a sour caste of mind that spoils anything good that comes your way.
In other cases, grain spoils due to the lack of simple things such as high quality weather-resistant bags.
But most African wars are internal affairs in which one group is fighting another for power and spoils.
But all in all the division of the spoils seems a good one, and surprisingly free of acrimony.
His message was clear: such backers had no right to divide the spoils of the state among themselves.
So, in the old days, you know when you had a war, to the victor belong the spoils.
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In truth, the OWS protestors are only skirmishing over the distribution of the spoils system they claim to abhor.
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Bush is now like the one who would be pleased to relinquish the spoils if he comes back safe.
But he added that he felt analysing his songs too much "spoils it".
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