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A sharp tap on his shoulder from the frowner with the beard.

The third regular was a massive frowner.

The frowner stiffened to attention.

No less a celebrity frowner than Victoria Beckham has labelled this the "miserable cow syndrome", and seems to appreciate its ironies.

Eminem: World-class rapper, Grammy winner, multimillionaire, perpetual frowner.

"The idea," said Blair Frowner, one of the computer experts who worked on the system, "was to make the database useful for someone starting with the minimum possible information."

The story is told that when someone asked Sigmund Freud if he raised his own children according to the doctrines of psychoanalysis, he frowned derisively (the great man was an accomplished frowner and a monarch of derision) and replied: "Of course not.

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