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• For years, Japan spurned Washington apples and scorned American rice.
• Congressional Democrats have spurned Clinton's proposal for Medicare savings.
• Frank Jordan was classy in the tougher role of mayor spurned.
• Over the summer, Juwan Howard spurned Miami's millions.
• The White House spurned those ideas soon after they were disclosed.
• The Mexican government spurned a cash offer of $ 25 million.
• He's the miracle worker, not the spurned suitor.
• Unlike its neighbors, Indonesia is still spurned by foreign investors.
• Insurance companies have spurned Nevada's invitation to provide coverage.
• So American women now ogle the macho men they once spurned.
• The Rev . Al Sharpton spurned the idea of getting out.
• He also spurned the trimmed list of 144 names that followed.
• Govt to probe sugar-exporters'earnings; price rise spurned
• Ethnic Albanian leaders spurned the offer of talks on any question.
• The Muslim world has largely spurned the Taliban up to now.
• Utrecht should have scored at least six but spurned innumerable chances.
• "Whites have spurned the hand of reconciliation,"
• The tanning salon worker had allegedly spurned Irvine's advances.
• However, the UVF spurned the government efforts and continued killing.
• He spurned an insistent rumor that Nicanor would attempt invading Athens.