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The goal is to more quickly alert customers that their accounts have been compromised, before criminals have a chance to go on spending sprees.

The shopping spree has sent sales at sporting goods stores soaring above pre-pandemic levels, according to data from the US Census Bureau.

The spending spree has helped enable Man City, once a struggling squad, to win the Premier League championship four times since Sheikh Mansour bought the team, most recently in 2019.

On the same myth-busting spree, Instagram confirmed that the way posts are arranged in user feeds is not determined by the type of accounts creators hold.

Big tech’s buying spree is already being scrutinized by the US Federal Trade Commission, the EU, and Australia’s Competition and Consumer Commission.

After a tire-puncturing spree in late October, 17-year-old Laquan McDonald was shot dead by a police officer in Chicago.

He declined to say who was bankrolling this advertising spree.

Indeed, both the legend and legacy of Jack the Ripper are far more gripping than the crime spree attributed to him.

Those criminals took their killing spree to tiny Kocho just south of Sinjar on August 15.

In 1997, the influential Italian designer was killed by a madman on a killing spree.

The men, their heads whirling with the anticipated delights of a spree, would indignantly champion their new friend.

To them it seemed the not unusual sight of the successful miner "on a spree."

Truth to tell, both Steve and Sarah looked as if they had been on a spree, and both were callous as to appearances.

They roamed from one spree to another, sometimes looking for work and never keeping it long if found.

Before I had gone by the nose of the old ship, who should I run into but Klaus, coming back from a spree.