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Brun
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n.1.Same as Brun, a brook.
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95 Hardcover PN1922 Bruns (English and film studies, College of Charleston) argues that comedy is "a mode of thought" rather than a subordinate genre, and maintains that most studies of written humor are reduced to exhaustive taxonomies as opposed to revealing new ways to disclose incompatibility in the world.
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Keeper Marian Kello was also in trouble when he decked Max Kruse in the box just before the half-hour and was punished when Florian Bruns sank the spot-kick to give St Pauli an interval lead.
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Bruns, Collins among signees for NCU women Willamette High standouts Aly Bruns and Katie Collins each officially signed letters-of-intent to play women's basketball at Northwest Christian University next season, along with Kelsey Atkins of Stayton.
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