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* [[Douglas K. Spong, APR]], American public relations practitioner |
* [[Douglas K. Spong, APR]], American public relations practitioner |
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Spong can also refer to a metal retainer in a foolscap spring file. |
Spong can also refer to a metal retainer in a foolscap spring or lever-arch file. |
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Spong can also be a mildly offensive term, a combination of [[Spacker]] and [[Mong]]. As such it is typically used towards people with limited education. |
Spong can also be a mildly offensive term, a combination of [[Spacker]] and [[Mong]]. As such it is typically used towards people with limited education. |
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Spong is a surname of Gaelic descent, and is an archaic term for a piece of land surrounded by water on three sides. Notable people with this name include:
Spong can also refer to a metal retainer in a foolscap spring or lever-arch file.
Spong can also be a mildly offensive term, a combination of Spacker and Mong. As such it is typically used towards people with limited education.
