Put some sort of a spin & having a few tricks up your sleeve
Phoebe: I don't understand. He was supposed to go back under so that they wouldn't be suspicious of him, but it's been over a week.
Prue: He probably just hasn't found a safe way out yet, that's all.
Phoebe: But what if he can't? What is the brotherhood found him out?
Prue: Look, even if they did, he would put some sort of a spin on it to, you know, get out of it. Come on, you know Cole, he knows what he's doing. You don't make demon of the century without having a few tricks up your sleeve.
Phoebe: I just hope he's okay, Prue.
1. What does “put some sort of a spin on it” mean?
2. What does "You don't make demon of the century without having a few tricks up your sleeve." mean?
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1. spin : A particular bias, interpretation, or point of view, intended to create a favorable (or sometimes, unfavorable) impression when presented to the public. com/definition/us/spin ).
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- spin : A particular bias, interpretation, or point of view, intended to create a favorable (or sometimes, unfavorable) impression when presented to the public.
- com/definition/us/spin ).
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- "demon of the century" is some kind of award or accolade.
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1. spin: A particular bias, interpretation, or point of view, intended to create a favorable (or sometimes, unfavorable) impression when presented to the public. (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/spin).
2. "demon of the century" is some kind of award or accolade. "make"
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