Macy's reported a decline in same-store sales in June and lowered its second-quarter guidance (See "Retailers Upscale Move Spurns Customers").
The investment bank has spurned suggestions that it move into 7 World Trade Center, the tower Larry Silverstein is building, or the so-called Freedom Tower, the 70-story building that is to be the centerpiece at ground zero.
Choi does the same, spurning a glorious opportunity to move to two under for the tournament.
Munster duo Paul O'Connell and Keith Earls and Ulster hooker Rory Best have also signed new IRFU deals, to complement the decisions of Heaslip and O'Brien to spurn big money offers to move to France.
This move means Sony doesn't have to spurn development partners who've already spent time and effort on the SmartWatch SDK, and based on early information, it also looks like Sony's Android smartwatch OS might actually offer a bit more autonomy than Android Wear, which so far is mostly about displaying notifications from smartphone applications, and less about running standalone software.
Yet it is unclear whether Berkshire — whose chief executive, Warren E. Buffett, famously spurns deal auctions and prefers to move quickly — will abide by Transatlantic's timeline.
The Mandate of Heaven: the Mets own the New York National League franchise the Dodgers spurned by moving to California.
I hope this is a moment of opportunity for the environmental movement, and a broader progressive movement that has been increasingly spurned by a president moving ever rightward.
It includes Mr. Quinn's urging a Milwaukee train manufacturer to move to Illinois if Mr. Walker fulfills his promise to spurn $800 million in federal stimulus money and ditch a high-speed rail line linking Madison and Milwaukee.
There were accounts of rolling fireballs, of astral traveling, of witches magically flaying the skin off young men who spurned their advances, of whole ghost armies on the move, their horses and armor clearly heard clanking past at night.
