The Spoils
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| Artists | Zola Jesus |
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| Release date | July 2009 |
| Producers | Zola Jesus |
| Genres | Goth/Industrial |
| Labels | Sacred Bones Records |
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| ID | 2940963 |
About The Spoils
The Spoils is a debut full-length studio album by Nika Roza Danilova, better known as Zola Jesus, released in July 2010 on Sacred Bones Records. To the LP version's original 10 tracks the CD adds five songs: two from "Soeur Sewer" and three from the "Poor Sons" 7-inch singles.
Tamworth and Mid Bedfordshire by-elections 'one of worst nights any government has endured'
... The swing to Labour was lower than in Tamworth because The Spoils of the swing against the government were shared between Labour and the Liberal Democrats, both of whom - in contrast to previous by-elections in this parliament - campaigned vigorously in this contest...
Russia sanctions UK politicians and journalists
... Mr Khan told the BBC at the time: " Children can t be treated as The Spoils of war, they can t be deported...
Sudan crisis: Mediators over a barrel in mission to end fighting
... Negotiations dominated by the generals are likely to end in a peace agreement in which they share The Spoils, setting back the prospects for democracy for many more years...
Where next for Scotland as the Nicola Sturgeon era ends?
... The Spoils of Empire; the unifying experience of defying Hitler s Germany; and the creation of the welfare state had all bound Scotland tightly into the union...
Putin arrest warrant: Biden welcomes ICC's war crimes charges
... " Children can t be treated as The Spoils of war, they can t be deported, " Mr Khan told the BBC...
Powerball: Lotto fever grips US for $1. 6bn world record prize
... History s biggest ever lottery draw to date saw three Powerball ticket holders in three different US states share The Spoils in 2016...
Ukraine round-up: Inside freed city and Russia's prison recruits
... The BBC s Orla Guerin, reporting from the scene, saw Ukrainian troops grouped by the roadside near the city, inspecting The Spoils of war with broad smiles...
Ukraine war: Inside the recaptured city of Izyum
... Ukrainian soldiers are grouped by the roadside near the city, inspecting The Spoils of war with broad smiles...
Powerball: Lotto fever grips US for $1. 6bn world record prize
By Sam CabralBBC News
After More Than three months without a winner in the premier lottery game in the US, this weekend's draw has grown to the biggest The World has ever seen.
The Powerball Jackpot advertised for Saturday now stands at an estimated pre-tax prize of $1. 6bn ($1. 4bn).
That tops the previous record of $1. 59bn, split between three Powerball players in 2016.
The Odds of winning The Jackpot are one in 292 million, according to Powerball.
The Game , which began in 1992, is played in 45 of the 50 US states, the Capital City of Washington, and in the US territories of Puerto Rico and The Virgin Islands.
A ticket must match all six numbers drawn to score The Jackpot - and there has been no winner in 39 consecutive drawings.
Whoever holds the Golden Ticket has the option of receiving the full amount in an annuity paid over three decades.
But almost all Winners instead opt for the upfront cash option, where they can receive a smaller amount as a lump sum.
The Cash prize for Saturday Night 's draw is currently estimated at $782. 4m (£688m).
That's a big Step Up from The Last successful Jackpot in early August, when a ticket buyer in Pennsylvania had to make do with a relatively modest $206. 9m.
History's biggest ever lottery draw to date saw three Powerball ticket holders in three different US states share The Spoils in 2016.
The Winners - John and Lisa Robinson from Tennessee; Maureen Smith and David Kaltschmidt from Florida; and Marvin and Mae Acosta from California - opted for lump-sum payments of roughly $327. 8m.
The Robinsons , who bought the Golden Ticket and three more tickets at a local grocery store, told Nbc News ' Today show that they had opted for cash because " we're not guaranteed tomorrow".
Ms Smith and Mr Kaltschmidt told NBC they would be retiring early, and spending The Money on getting massages and replacing their aging Truck .
Source of news: bbc.com
