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The statement I made is unacceptable and rightfully rebuked by all concerned.
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The Taoiseach rebuked a Minister and junior minister in the Dáil yesterday.
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Now the butterfly has flown in at the tavern-window, and rebuked me.
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But he arising, rebuked the wind and the rage of the water.
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He pretended to be enraged because I rebuked him in the chapel.
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He also admonished the international community for failing to address climate change.
2
You know you're not supposed to do anything too strenuous,' Bryant admonished.
3
Thus admonished the French woman wound the jewels in her mistress' hair.
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Again he admonished the boy to throw more brush upon the fire.
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Thus admonished, the servant departed and the boatman was left to himself.
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President Ramaphosa condemned Mboweni's statements and reprimanded the finance minister on Monday.
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The ticket-collector who let the animal in without payment has been reprimanded.
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Helen Worboys said Mr Bielski would not be reprimanded for his comments.
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He said no IBM staff were sacked or reprimanded over the incident.
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The most part he only reprimanded, but not in the same terms.
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Teachers' contract talks are an early major test of the chastened Emanuel.
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Thus Hillyard took the train to Wadi Haifa in a chastened mood.
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Her response was both gracious and disarming and I felt utterly chastened.
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But the Countess had not been beaten or chastened in any way.
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And Doe said nothing till, being in a chastened mood, he resumed:
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Thus spoke the youth in tears; but the maiden gently reproved him.
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Aunt Mercy reproved me; but the loss of the pigeons vexed her.
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You reproved them for throwing a lighted match in the dry grass.
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She once reproved me for inadvertently putting my hat on the tablecloth.
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She was firm and reproved me for discussing movements over the telephone.
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The benevolent man reproved the keeper for what he called harsh words.
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Mr. Keller gently reproved this latter allusion to the question of money.
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For this he was reproved by the American commanders, and he apologized.
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The Blackfeet are great boasters, and he has reproved them many times.
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For what she had already done in that way Mary reproved herself.
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Ever since my infamous folly was reproved by you as it deserved.
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She did not like to be reproved, so she changed the subject.
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He expected no answer and a dull one would have been reproved.
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Thus reproved, Lawrence flushed slightly, but obeyed the order and resumed paddling.
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This time Jock had no answer ready, and Jean reproved them both.
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Davis, of Acton, who reproved his men for jesting on the march.
