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The Humber lifeboat crew and their families live on a small, inaccessible spit of land known as Spurn Point.
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Woman “Spurn her advances” + TDM or “Invite her back to your room” + Nightmares; need to choose first, of course
Going Insane for First City Coins and Profit | Spontaneous ∂erivation 2010
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Woman “Spurn her advances” + TDM or “Invite her back to your room” + Nightmares; need to choose first, of course
Going Insane for First City Coins and Profit | Spontaneous ∂erivation 2010
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Spurn no suppliant: if you can give, give; if you cannot, show yourself affable.
Archive 2009-10-01 Michelle 2009
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Spurn no suppliant: if you can give, give; if you cannot, show yourself affable.
Column: Augustine and teens Michelle 2009
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"Spurn not the discourse of the wise, but acquaint yourself with their proverbs; from them you will acquire the training to serve in the presence of princes."
Archive 2008-10-05 de Brantigny........................ 2008
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"Spurn not the discourse of the wise, but acquaint yourself with their proverbs; from them you will acquire the training to serve in the presence of princes."
Fireproof and Retrouvaille de Brantigny........................ 2008
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It's the tale of two villages: “Kilnsea, in the East Riding just north of Spurn Head, is an example of how to play the system; Happisburgh, in north Norfolk, a classic example of a climate ghetto in the making.”
Climate Ghettos 2006
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“Spurn the poor glee woman!” he said, in high indignation;
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Spurn thine own oppressed vassals, rude earl — scourge thine own faulty hounds; but beware how you touch so much as a dog that Rothsay hath patted on the head, far less
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