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The theme of ' ' charity ' ' is revisited only to be spurned.
And not surprisingly, intimate local knowledge of the land and its resources is spurned.
It reflects an irresistible trend in the academy toward spurning unified schemes and hierarchies of every kind.
The emphasis is on opportunities lost or spurned.
That is, they spurned the idea that market forces determine the outcome of the struggle.
Functional languages typically spurn explicit mutation of data structures, which means that data structures in functional languages tend to be persistent.
It becomes a tribute spurned, leaving him in mastery.
All of the other contributions employ the ' disembodied sentences ' supposedly spurned by the cognitive-functional approach.
Many citizens spurn discussions because they strongly dislike the fundamental act of making their preferences known to others.
Similarly, the practical mathematical sciences, in which the practices and instruments of the new experimental strategies appeared, have too often been spurned.
The largest group which is generally spurning the move towards the loss of the final -al is the group ending in -logical, such as archaeological, biological, ecological, meteorological, psychological, theological.
It is unthinkable to spurn it in this way.
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