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spends

British  
/ spɛndz /

plural noun

  1. dialect a child's pocket money

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The UK, like other Nato allies has increased the amount it spends on weapons and defence contracts.

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Gauff, 21, spends most of the year competing overseas and the world number five learned of their deaths while in Australia for the first Grand Slam of the year.

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As she spends more time with her family, she gradually lifts the veil on her uncle's life and learns more about what led to his death.

From Barron's

At one feeding center, an elderly volunteer told us he spends hours every day scavenging for firewood.

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He spends his time at the club "with a smile, with my team-mates, giving them advice".

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