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Sounds like a classic case of "cranked it too many times with a weak battery" or something of the like. Seems like it has low compression.
I would pull all plugs, clean them well with carb or brake cleaner, dump a little bit of oil down each spark plug hole, reinstall plugs and try again. When it fires, it will want to die...do not let it die, it will be a pain in the ass to restart.
If it's low compression, are we talking about a head gasket? Rings?
When you're cranking the motor with a weak battery (or whatever the case may be) for extended periods of time, the oil is getting washed off the rings and it causes a no start condition due to loss of compression. Dropping oil down the cylinders will get the oil back on the rings and build up compression again.
I've had this happen on a couple cars and have tried this little trick and it worked fantastic.
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