She also rebuked her, telling her this was not a news conference, and ordered her to direct her remarks to the court. |
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By the standards of the First World War, he was lenient in his punishments, and was rebuked by his commander for his softness in this respect. |
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For a few minutes, without her waking, we rebuked the source of the nightmares, praising God for the redeeming blood. |
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The senator's action even obliquely rebuked Democrats for the limpness of their opposition. |
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Britain's largest charity has rebuked Prince Charles for refusing to protect an endangered species of bird at the Balmoral estate. |
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When he was incredibly late at the beginning, the judge rebuked him on that day about being late. |
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The gatekeeper, cursing the wayward steering, was then surprised to be rebuked by the Archbishop from his position in the driving seat. |
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Yet in 1993, when the Commandant of the Marine Corps proposed that recruits be limited to single persons only, he was publicly rebuked. |
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He rebuked his scientific colleagues for the modern superstition of secularism. |
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So when I went up to them at the counter where the pair were perched on high stools I was rebuked for daring to open my mouth. |
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Nearly 700 years later Jesus openly rebuked many religious leaders, calling them snakes and vipers. |
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He bitterly rebuked them for having the temerity to come crawling to him for a loan after publicly disdaining him. |
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But the king-maker promptly rebuked him, saying that he didn't want his wife to lose her job. |
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In point of fact, he was rebuked for his support of bringing about a volunteer force, at least considering it. |
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Other trade union leaders were also rebuked and reprimanded, with some receiving kicks and punches. |
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My wife and I are rebuked when we mistakenly toss out something that could be recycled or reused. |
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He was criticized, he was rebuked by others in the Pentagon at the time. |
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But when Jesus turned and looked at his disciples, he rebuked Peter. |
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Failing to meet this aspiration, the church was widely, if diffusely, rebuked for its unresponsiveness. |
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Last week, at a press conference, a noticeably feistier, more candid gillard rebuked a reporter for rudeness. |
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Sharon rebuked him ever so slightly but is really whistling Dixie. |
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Women were not regarded very highly in those days and Jesus rebuked the disciples for sharing the common view and not believing them. |
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He has a gentle heart so as not to 'break bruised reeds or snuff out smoldering wicks', but still He rebuked the people harshly when He had to. |
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She was rebuked for her immoral behavior and carelessness, and for getting pregnant as a single woman. |
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My son, despise not you the chastening of the Lord, nor faint when you are rebuked of Him. |
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He was rebuked and told he could not have the most basic of information, completely shut out. |
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It was rebuked earlier today from the Chair itself, this kind of intolerant approach. |
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Rights groups and journalists are regularly rebuked in media outlets close to government for drawing attention to deficiencies in the law. |
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The move provoked intra-party conflict and was rebuked by Socialist parties abroad opposed to integrating Mr. Haider's party. |
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The voluntary nature of Environment Canada's activities was welcomed by some departments but challenged and rebuked by others. |
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Other employees had lesser sanctions applied to them for actions similar to those for which the claimant was rebuked. |
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Later in June 1976 C absconded from Gwynfa, with her room-mate, for several hours and upon her return she was sharply rebuked by a Woman Police Constable. |
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This criminal sensed His royalty and rebuked his fellow criminal. |
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He did and the judge rebuked him for it, but the point got made. |
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He immediately went into the circling routine, feeling the material of my jacket and after a lot of tut tutting rebuked me for my cheap shoes which didn't match my suit. |
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While being rebuked by John Robinson, he then threatened to shoot him also. |
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So Amelia gave Dobbin her little hand as she got out of the carriage, and rebuked him smilingly for not having taken any notice of her all night. |
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A civilian commission overruled beck and rebuked his conclusion. |
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If you really believed the works of the Holy Spirit manifested in this church, and if you trusted the church and your shepherd, you must have sternly rebuked those who were talking about such things. |
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If it were true, then he would not have rebuked them. |
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The house wore the startled doggy air of having been undeservedly rebuked. I knew the feeling. |
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Achilles's braininess doesn't count for much without common sense, the race can indeed be to the slow, and Faustianism is rebuked. |
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He rebuked Peter who came between him and the way to his passion. |
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A litterbug thug chewed off a schoolboy's ear after he rebuked him for throwing a milk carton from his car. |
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While SIRC rebuked Bristow for having tested the limits of what was appropriate behaviour with respect to his involvement in the Heritage Front, it also said that Canadians owed him a debt for doing valuable work. |
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China rebuked the US when it called for Pu's release earlier this month, and the charges may add to strain on a trip already complicated by tensions over the South China Sea. |
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When that country finally began to retaliate to protect itself and moved into Uganda, resulting in the final ouster of Idi Amin, it was rebuked by a UN resolution for taking action against Uganda. |
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If the brother is rebuked by the abbot he should immediately and without delay cast himself on the ground at his feet, remaining there to do penance until the turmoil is healed by the other's blessing. |
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Jacob rebuked Simeon and Levi for arousing the enmity of neighbouring tribes and, on his deathbed, gave his blessing to their younger brother Judah, reproving Simeon and Levi for their cruelty. |
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And this is why they were rebuked by the Lord. |
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But when the disciples saw it, they rebuked them. |
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Indeed, three years ago the mother of scrum-half Ben Youngs publicly rebuked her son for his on-field obnoxiousness. |
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Whenever a policeman made a mistake he was either brought on the carpet before the Mayor or rebuked by the Magistrate. |
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He was however noted by Cambridge diarist Abraham de la Pryme as having rebuked students who were frightening local residents by claiming that a house was haunted. |
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