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Amazon’s push comes as consumers are shunning stores and ordering more items online, a trend the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated.

It’s a workplace that embraces rather than shuns the cliché parts of psychedelic culture, says research coordinator and former grad student Ian Geithner.

The problem for Ramaswamy is that he wants to charge a monthly subscription fee to support Neeva, which admirably promises to shun ads and the kind of data collection that Google now relies upon.

I was avoided, not given important assignments, and generally shunned.

To be sure, that’s partly a function of lockdowns that left restaurants and bars shuttered, and air travel widely shunned.

Mr Benson caught the new look of shrinking shame in Leonard's eye, as it first sought, then shunned, meeting his.

Frank could eat no breakfast, and he shunned publicity in his wedding-garments, so they remained in the upstairs sitting-room.

I shunned the society of my former companions of the same age.

Disliking the brusqueness of the new rulers, the Algonquins now shunned the city.

He shunned it, and never cared for the association of those who were given to fault-finding, criticisms, and personal griefs.