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Owners might initially frown on a woman being a jockey.

In between his chances to speak Walz would frown, though he did steady later in the debate.

That bacteria is also used to make Botox - shots used by the cosmetic industry to manage wrinkles and frown lines.

Mr Zelensky appeared to frown, but equally it may have been the sun in his eyes.

The justices usually frown on lawsuits or appeals that seek to change voting rules on the eve of an election.