Note
Note verb - To make a statement of one's opinion.
Snubbed
Both words in one sentence
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On a side note, one gymnast who was infamously snubbed when participants were selected for this games despite winning the National Championship in her home country went on to become an action star in the James Bond parody Spitfire.
Source: Useful Notes / Olympic Games -
Dissed The Beatles during their first and only visit to the country after they were perceived to have snubbed the First Family by failing to turn up at the presidential mansion.note They were harassed at the airport as a consequence.
Source: Useful Notes / Philippines -
Oddly, Owens himself is quoted as saying "Hitler didn't snub me; it was FDR that snubbed me."Note Initially, Hitler only wanted to congratulate German athletes, but then he was told he should acknowledge all the athletes or none at all.
Source: Useful Notes / Nazi Germany
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