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After Washington's first fumble, Barkley punched in another score, although the Commanders spurned the chance to draw level as they failed to make a two-point conversion after a field goal and a Terry McLaurin touchdown.

John then shuffled through the expansion era and modern baseball ballots twice apiece, getting spurned by the voting committees.

Part of the reason surely was that Democratic nominee Kamala Harris had spurned his overtures.

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

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.