A Quigney shopkeeper, who wished to be anonymous, lambasted people's irresponsible behaviour during this period. |
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He has also lambasted the European Union and declared verbal war on whites who tell blacks in Africa how to run free and fair elections. |
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It lambasted the organization for not allowing staff to put up Advent calendars. |
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Advertisers and food producers have both been lambasted, but only occasionally have ministers criticised the overeaters. |
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The article lambasted the efforts of a government-funded welfare agency to rehabilitate teenagers involved in chroming. |
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His stories have been heralded as great folk storytelling and lambasted as perpetuating racial stereotypes. |
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Critics have lambasted him for going over the top on trivia and conversely for not putting in the boot hard enough. |
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Many critics have lambasted the female characters in his plays as two-dimensional and unrealistic portrayals of subservient women. |
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He lambasted software companies for piling on marginal features in incessant upgrades that can downgrade user efficiency. |
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He lambasted the law's critics for alleging that limiting the use of force in making arrests would make police sitting ducks. |
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Why did it have to be the audit commission that lambasted hospitals for being filthy and unhygienic? |
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Once again he was lambasted and mocked when he had the audacity to put forward a logical explanation. |
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Television pundits lambasted her image as a frumpy housewife who delivered dull speeches while clad in dowdy grey or brown suits. |
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They were severely lambasted for being so inept and so incompetent. |
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Many lambasted her decision to run, saying that it lends the election ill-deserved credibility. |
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The government has been lambasted for its lethargic response to a pandemic that kills close to a thousand people a day. |
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We are regularly lambasted in the international research by the OECD, UNICEF, and Save the Children. |
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The Prime Minister has lambasted him during question period, accusing him of blocking the release of the information. |
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In his report on the management of toxic substances in Canada, Brian Emmett, the environment auditor general, lambasted the government. |
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The Supreme Court lambasted the judgment as being reckless, misguided and unwarranted. |
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I remember once being lambasted by a Singhalese man dressed only in a towel. |
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But Sir Roger Gale, the veteran Tory MP for Thanet North, lambasted the government. |
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We are now fearing a possible attack from the Kamajors, whose head we recently lambasted for alleged corruption. |
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The president lambasted the people who were behind land invasions in the Western Cape and Gauteng, describing them as opportunists who were abusing the country's democracy. |
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I'd like to think I've answered those critics who had lambasted me for my disciplinary problems and, under some provocation at times this summer, I've held my composure. |
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New York Times art critic Michael Kimmelman lambasted the process as an ineffective means for choosing a design for a public memorial, or any architectural space. |
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Furious York City chief Terry Dolan today lambasted reports suggesting the Minstermen are willing to let young starlet Chris Hogg move to Manchester United without a fight. |
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He lambasted the HSE for failing to deal adequately with the matter. |
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He lambasted the NSA for its over-zealous data grabs, and its unrestrained eavesdropping on average Americans. |
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Rumor has it that when Louis B. Mayer saw the film, he lambasted wilder for biting the hand that fed him. |
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The ILO lambasted the government for its lack of support of union rights. |
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With regard to the STV recommendation itself, some of its features, already lambasted by several political pundits, are not as problematic as they may seem. |
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Almost to a man the critics lambasted the work. |
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Snowden was lambasted as the most dangerous leaker in U.S. history. |
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It is a proposal that independent expert Finn Poschmann, director of research at the C. D. Howe Institute, has lambasted as politically funky stew. |
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She lambasted media attacks on education unions in the USA and called for joint action to counter the unrelenting cuts in public expenditure which are undermining public services. |
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Brown's Boys, Two Doors Down and Mountain Goats have been lambasted by critics. |
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Members of the DUP were lambasted by the press and voters, after MPs' expenses reports were leaked to the media. |
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He lambasted the president and chief executive officer of Vale Inco's parent company, Roger Agnelli of Vale SA, for saying the company's Sudbury operations are not sustainable. |
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Dell has also been lambasted for paying a hefty premium to win Perot's hand. Yet splicing hardware and services firms together can pay off handsomely. |
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But its scorer didn't turn up at the awards ceremony, for which he was lambasted by one newspaper columnist, citing him as an example of a spoilt footballing ingrate. |
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It was to be the last throw of the dice for the Mexican players, who wept openly at full time and were lambasted by their national media on returning home. |
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A clumsy but oddly endearing fictionalisation of 1969's LGBT riots in Greenwich Village, it was irrecoverably lambasted at last year's Toronto film festival. |
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Being publicly lambasted for technophobia by a nonagenarian was not strictly part of the plan. |
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Coupled with Dutch Commissioner, Frits Bolkestein's reservations, it would appear that the Commission's desire for the internal debate to remain internal, has been lambasted. |
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Several newspapers also lambasted the hospital for human right abuses. |
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In a hard-hitting article for the French daily Le Monde, the leader lambasted the uncompromising approach of the EU, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund for five months of fruitless negotiations. |
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Social-planning gadflies of that time demanded that we architects learn open-mindedly from what exists and lambasted us on the naivete of our early-modern social principles. |
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Critics lambasted the building's design, the art collection and Mr. Hartford, whose gallery became a money pit. Within a year he was nosing around for a partner or buyer. |
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Her first novel was well and truly lambasted by the critics. |
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Activists and critics lambasted the newspaper for invoking the image of starving Somalians to highlight that its owner's phone-hacking scandal is getting too much attention. |
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