Baking stuff with baking stuff, savoury cans together, sweet cans together, breakfast cereal together, toilet paper, spare soap and toothpaste together and so on.
But, while Ipso upheld the complaint it investigated, the paper was spared having to print notice of the adjudication on its front page.
If you thought there was nothing left to say about the lame duck white paper [pdf], spare a thought for the school admissions system.
On November 10th MPs felt humiliated when, on turning up to vote against the cross-border European Arrest Warrant (seen as another pesky intrusion by Brussels), they found that it had been left off the order paper to spare the government embarrassment.
Ring and ask if they have any paper rounds spare in your area.
publishers would be willing to publish more titles, book buyers who would otherwise have delayed their purchase until the thing came out in paper would be spared the wait.
Randy Simmons, the I-502 project manager, observed that an academic can conceive regulations and mechanisms that seem brilliant on paper but is spared the need to reconcile that vision with "the real world of politics and all the different stakeholders and making different groups happy".
They are hoping that if they stay quiet, their paper will be spared and Tuo Zhen will shoulder the blame for this latest brouhaha.
("Have you some fresh American news papers to spare?" people would write to one another. Please send "fresh news," Benjamin Franklin was forever begging his correspondents).
And the paper doesn't spare unions.
Day after day, especially this week, the Star has not spared ink and paper in its mission to boost the programme.
