| In a blinding rain storm, Cole arrives at the warehouse to witness Vincenzo berate his son. |
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| That question undid the poor, shy scholar and he fled to the seashore to berate himself for his clumsiness. |
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| When one soldier fired a rubber bullet lower, into the crowd, I saw one of his superiors grab his gun and berate him. |
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| There was nobody there to welcome us, to berate us for the lateness of the hour, to force us to drink large amounts of water. |
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| We berate those who cross the line and leave the immature and underdeveloped open to the physical abuse of contact and collision sports. |
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| Go ahead, berate your parents, send them to an old folks home and forget to visit. |
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| She shrieks at her sons, who berate her for not supporting the father, she weeps bitterly, tries to calm them. |
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| When was the last time we heard a manager berate one of his own players on TV for feigning injury, diving, time-wasting or abusing the referee? |
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| She who gives up her safe conduct to berate her husband for stepping out on her. |
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| He had a short fuse and would sometimes berate her when she spoke too much to Gluck. |
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| The old-school way of hating rubes asks us to berate them into giving up their identity out of shame and disgust. |
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| Better, they clearly believe, to keep him in situ and berate him continually in order to undermine Labour. |
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| China, which is rarely slow to berate Japan for wartime amnesia, has waded in too. |
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| I do not have to get up here and berate the government for things it has done or a former government did. |
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| They constantly berate or aggravate members in the House who are trying to do the business of the House. |
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| On a number of occasions today, we have heard our colleagues in the Reform Party berate the Liberals for supporting this concept. |
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| Please do not complain to delivery day volunteers or berate or blame them for something that may have gone wrong with your order. |
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| Belittle, berate and bully airport staff and just run out the door and fly far away. |
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| The political opposition and certain associations of mayors continue to berate the reform. |
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| Bosse is a boy in bad straits, his mother is gone, his father disappeared, and he is left living with a pair of mean-spirited relatives who berate him at every turn. |
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| As well, the victim states that her two younger brothers often berate her, call her names and accuse her of falsely bringing the charge against their father, the offender. |
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| Cantona was never one to berate or cajole teammates, but on the pitch or training ground he was a huge, charismatic figure who inspired fellow players. |
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| There he once returned to the dressing room after training to find armed men eager to berate the team for their failings. |
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| If a student has an inappropriate question, whatever you do, do not berate them. |
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| That is so prevalent among our members that sometimes I berate myself for not having emotions any more when people die, because you have to protect yourself. |
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| I believe, Mr. Speaker, if you were to look at the blues from that committee meeting on that day, you would be shocked and amazed at some of the tactics used by members of the opposition to berate junior officials. |
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| Mr. Chairman, through you, I warn Mr. Thompson not to berate the witness. |
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| A purse can impress and intimidate, bewilder, berate, or amuse. |
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| It would be futile to berate public service managers for acting according to the values held by those to whom they are accountable and who have control over their careers. |
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| I wonder if he will berate them with the same vitriol as he blames himself for authoring an out-of-touch, radical, job-killing carbon tax, which led to his party's humiliating defeat in the last election. |
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| Did she not berate, belittle and bully airport staff? |
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| Because the teams themselves now have a stake in the decision-making, captains can no longer berate an umpire's perceived bias or accuse a batsman of poor sportsmanship. |
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| Gabord, still muttering, turned to us again, and began to berate the soldiers for their laziness. |
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| Now teenagers get up with the lark to revise, berate grown-ups for being slugabeds and nick all the green triangles. |
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| Mary visited her, but instead of offering comfort took the opportunity to berate Anne once again for her friendship with Sarah. |
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| Some berate the show for reinforcing the notion that all those on benefits are feckless, lazy scroungers. |
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| She proceeded to berate the leader in a loud and angry tone of voice. |
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