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I think what he meant by that is it's always best not to spoon-feed the audience.
www.avclub.com The most common method of moving babies from a liquid to solid diet is to spoon-feed them smooth purees of bland foods.
theconversation.com It gets that, and that is why it tries to spoon-feed both the nostalgia and the new stuff that a sequel should provide.
www.businessinsider.com.au I had to spoon-feed her the last three years of her life.
blog.al.com Unless he is a millionaire, and even then, a sensible man with money isn't going to spoon-feed a woman for the rest of her life.
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