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Nine months later, there was more to avenge in Foster’s first rivalry game than his spurning by a local school.

But she spurned his advances and kept her focus on her work and her beloved chimpanzees.

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Any hope of a home revival was dashed by Muntz's late kick and Wales spurning a last-minute opportunity.

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Carter initially spurned that offer while working with attorneys in the case to identify parcels where an initial 106 modular units of temporary housing could be placed.

In 2019, when Gerrit Cole spurned his hometown Angels to sign with the New York Yankees, his agent did not mince words in explaining why.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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