| The situation comedy has proved one of the defining and most enduring genres in British television, despite its share of brickbats and setbacks. |
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| We'd nip at the opposing forces heels, dodging their boots and fists, not to mention brickbats and clubs. |
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| She wore outfits of bright green, and hurled arguments about like brickbats. |
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| The park was a chaos of frenzied movement, bodies launching over the fence, brickbats and clubs swinging. |
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| The company will have to do much better than this, if it is to avoid brickbats and lawsuits in the future. |
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| His career has suffered and he has received many brickbats and few bouquets. |
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| As an album, it's slightly better than the kneejerk brickbats would have you believe. |
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| I'm always happy to hear from readers, whether they're delivering brickbats, bouquets or news tip-offs. |
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| Government servants normally receive only brickbats and on rare occasions their services are acknowledged with a bouquet. |
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| Use the comments function to throw bouquets and brickbats, if you feel like it. |
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| Perhaps, it could well be the reason why bouquets as well as brickbats are flung with such fierce passion. |
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| While dingbats throw brickbats, he continues his reporting on the memo in the senate. |
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| It appears obvious to me, that Mr Normal has neither the ego nor the wish to become an Aunt Sally, at whom all and sundry are entitled to throw their posies or brickbats. |
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| Careful now. Don't say that the member from Quebec asked you to throw brickbats at Mr. Shaw. |
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| Others hurled brickbats supplied to them by boys who had mounted a wall. |
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| The 9am show has suffered low ratings, receiving brickbats from the audience and commentators alike. |
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| But Mr Neves will have more of the money and media access needed to fend off brickbats than Ms Silva did and he can lob a few of his own. |
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| If he continues on this path and cements a reputation as a dithering vacillator, the acclamation will be replaced by brickbats within four years. |
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| Royal within her own party, and Mr. Sarkozy was the victim at the same time of the brickbats of his party and the corporatist complaints of the magistrature. |
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| About keeping sweet as you skip through the brickbats. |
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| For all of the brickbats and insults, George W. Bush was actually a voracious reader of popular histories and novels, and his speechwriters knew which historical references would work for him. |
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