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Six admirals have been disciplined or admonished by the Navy.
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Earlier this year, the Senate Ethics Committee "severely admonished" Menendez.
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"It's not nice to stare," they admonished in hushed voices.
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Faith, he admonished, that boy can't read a tinker's damn.
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"This letter, you are hereby severely admonished," the panel concluded.
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Women in aprons are revered; women dancing provocatively are admonished.
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Uber workers admonished drivers to stay in an orderly line.
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In rejecting the suit, the federal judge admonished the plaintiffs.
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She was actually, admonished even by other Democrats for saying that.
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The Senate Ethics Committee later "severely admonished" Menendez for accepting gifts.
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Admonished, we are sent off to explore with no clear route.
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Corey admonished me, pointing to the divot marks on the paper.
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Some admonished her father for putting his daughter in harm's way.
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"Men do not talk so to men," Dr. Smile admonished fiercely.
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We are regularly admonished about the inadequacy of our nest eggs.
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On Wednesday, Judge Cogan admonished the jury for not paying attention.
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Sessions admonished colleagues for failing to lead with drug war tactics.
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In it, he admonished two of his staff for using cheap material.
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He was formally admonished by the Senate Ethics Committee earlier this year.
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" The elder Owens has admonished Trump, "Don't hide behind my son's death.
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But he has also admonished bishops who support the criminalisation of gays.
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It's a controversial and widely admonished assertion that's commonly propagated by Islamophobes.
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He was admonished in 20153, and later interrogated and forced to recant.
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At one point a reporter was admonished for not following the rules.
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"You're going to work there forever," his mother, Silvia Deen, admonished him.
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"Stop it!" a server admonished them at the top of his lungs.
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"You've gone on long past the safety limits," the Englishman admonished her.
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Mr. Menendez was also "severely admonished" by the bipartisan Senate Ethics Committee.
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Wednesday morning, Roberts, who is presiding over the trial, admonished both groups.
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Justice Jackson admonished his behavior but allowed the trial to move forward.
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RELATED: Why John Roberts admonished the impeachment legal teams at 1 a.m.
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Afterward, Knicks Coach Jeff Hornacek admonished Rose for essentially leaving Schroder unguarded.
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A judicial council admonished Kozinski but concluded no further discipline was warranted.
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They've also forgotten to put something in the bagging area and been admonished.
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Yet he still admonished his son for not hiding his secret well enough.
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Then the Senate Ethics Committee admonished Menendez in April for serious corruption allegations.
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They didn't name him, but strongly admonished the members to not support Trump.
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"They have been admonished by the court and released without conviction," he added.
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He also admonished Central and Eastern European governments for not accepting more refugees.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers admonished Uber for its delay in disclosing the breach.
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Last week, he was admonished to stop freeloading at the White House mess.
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Check out the men's rankings, Auriemma admonished when I brought up the issue.
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"You should have told me sooner you were in the hospital," she admonished.
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The public-address announcer admonished fans not to throw debris onto the field.
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" His co-announcer Mike Breen jocularly admonished him to "Stay in the game.
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"I took seriously Bret's injunction to put aside the talking points," he admonished.
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In that speech, he admonished the two chambers' actions during the Termination Era.
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Sunday afternoon, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot admonished the violence occurring in her city.
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He's admonished health insurers for not covering all of the currently available medications.
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While McCain has admonished Trump's claims, he has not formally withdrawn his support.
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Then, the former prime minister admonished nurseries that had dropped pork from their menus.
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" They are admonished: "Pursuit of a news story is not a license for arrogance.
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Crooked Hillary should be admonished for not having a press conference in 179 days.
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" He admonished Donald Trump, the would-be savior: "We don't look to be ruled.
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If he did, I have no doubt Trump would have admonished his campaign manager.
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During the debate, Quijano admonished both vice presidential nominees for repeatedly interrupting each other.
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We're given the trope to conform to, then admonished for it the following month.
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" It admonished: "One must pursue truth and not feel intimidated by those in authority.
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I was already admonished by the civilian pediatrician and my family for co-sleeping.
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" The group later admonished the former vice president, characterizing his response as "frustrated condescension.
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On the next point he furiously admonished the crowd for disturbance during a rally.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov admonished Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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New Zealand's premier admonished him for remarks "not helpful" in a "very tense" environment.
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Knowles was quickly admonished by commentator Chris Hahn, who was also on the segment.
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Even James Clapper has admonished John Brennan for having gone totally off the rails.
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Anbang was recently admonished by regulators for causing market "havoc" by pushing risky financial products.
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FEMA director Brock Long admonished her for not being in closer contact with relief coordinators.
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She reported him to HR and was admonished for not confronting him about it first.
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European Union officials admonished France and other countries for failing to meet deficit reduction pledges.
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Still, senior church officials have admonished members to reach out to gay Mormons with love.
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It wasn't long after Strumia's talk received media attention and criticism that CERN admonished him.
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Debate moderator Elaine Quijano at one point admonished the pair for frequently interrupting each other.
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My old Irish aunt once admonished me in a slightly different, but equally effective, way.
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Richards has since admonished Trump for her lack of involvement in the Republicans' healthcare effort.
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Because being "severely admonished" by the Senate doesn't have any actual impact on Menendez's life.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) by telling "her time has expired" and more firmly admonished Sen.
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Kelly then admonished Higbie's comparison, saying he knew "better to suggest that" example to viewers.
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But when I turned up, with a colleague, he admonished us loudly with theatrical flair.
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"Don't cite Judge Daniels to me," he admonished the Justice Department lawyer at one point.
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Until Benchmark sued Mr. Kalanick, the venture firm had not publicly admonished Uber's executive team.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi publicly admonished North Korea to abide by the new sanctions.
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My mother always admonished us if we said mean things about people we didn't like.
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And he admonished Buttigieg for what he described as criticism of President Barack Obama's presidency.
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Shortly afterward, Roberts admonished both legal teams and directed them to use more respectful language.
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"You can't name a baby doll 'Donald Trump,' " I admonished her, trying not to laugh.
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He and Dr. Rosecrans said colleagues had admonished them for getting too close to patients.
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"You wouldn't say that if you had lived through World War I," her father admonished.
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"You wouldn't say that if you had lived through World War I," her father admonished.
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The doctor admonished her boyfriend, who had accompanied her, for getting Tina pregnant so young.
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Sobotker had attended an assembly where girls were admonished for rolling up their skirts, Cosmopolitan reported.
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Drawing on his religious authority and sway with the community, he admonished its members to disperse.
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Ms. Hennis-Plasschaert also admonished the political parties to do more than talk about controlling corruption.
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He admonished Trump for pushing what he called a "make-believe" narrative about widespread election fraud.
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During the back-and-forth, Ellis admonished the prosecutor for not looking at him while speaking.
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It's unclear who in the party posted the image, or if those responsible have been admonished.
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In Brussels, Trump admonished members of the alliance for not paying their "fair share" for defense.
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Democratic leaders, sensitive to the ammunition such a message could lend Republicans, quickly admonished the activists.
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In January, Clinton admonished Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc, which raised the price of a heart drug.
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The women's existence is recorded only because Paul admonished them for preaching and prophesying in public.
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Last month, he admonished US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson for attempting to negotiate with Kim.
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In recent months, many US senators have publicly admonished MbS for his repressive human rights record.
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In the past, the actor has admonished his fans for the practice, but to little avail.
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Regardless, Clinton was publicly scolded, reprimanded and admonished by the FBI director in no uncertain terms.
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He has been admonished not to turn around in his courtroom seat to look at her.
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Mr. Graham, who admonished Mr. Trump in the meeting, has called Mr. Durbin's account basically accurate.
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Only later in the game will you find out what exactly they were being admonished for.
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She said that "critical issues" were "not adequately addressed" and admonished the district to make changes.
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David Heinemeier, CTO and cofounder of the collaboration software company Basecamp, admonished Google's search engine dominance.
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For more than two hours, Mr. Macron was admonished, lectured at, cut off and shouted over.
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Ms. Bloomberg has been admonished several times by her supervisors for speaking out, but never disciplined.
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Xi admonished the Trump administration for starting trade wars that could endanger the world&aposs prosperity.
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"Even James Clapper has admonished John Brennan for having gone totally off the rails," Trump tweeted.
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Pregnant women were not allowed in public, and women were admonished not to be seen laughing.
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The report admonished him for setting "a dangerous example" for officials with access to government secrets.
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The report admonished him for setting "a dangerous example" for officials with access to government secrets.
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Poor countries seeking to grow their economies are now being admonished for using the same fuels.
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Throughout the recent Ebola epidemic, the agency was universally admonished for being too slow to respond.
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Dimon was somewhat more optimistic, though he admonished warring factions in the U.S. to resolve their differences.
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According to Canada's CBC News, after the small scuffle, New Democratic leader Tom Mulcair publicly admonished Trudeau.
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But the judge called some of Kyros' conduct "highly unprofessional," and admonished him to follow the rules.
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They were constantly admonished against leaving behind so much as a pen or a roll of tape.
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"You MUST have SPECIFIC assurances from Boris OTHERWISE you cannot guarantee your support," she admonished her husband.
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Barker gently admonished Hall to pipe down—I think they've heard enough, but I loved your singing!
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Even after being admonished by federal judges, the two states seem hard-pressed to follow court orders.
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DeSantis admonished university students this week for returning to fraternity houses to party instead of going home.
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His daughter, Ms. Koch, wrote in a memoir that he had been admonished to eschew self-promotion.
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At one point a judge admonished him that laughter was not an appropriate answer to a question.
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He admonished his government to proceed cautiously with implementing economic reforms to avoid these types of problems.
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That was after host Ricky Gervais admonished the night's assemblage of entertainers not to deliver political speeches.
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" In his concession call to Mr. Barrow, Mr. Jammeh admonished him to "work towards peace and stability.
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Sension was merely admonished at least twice during those decades before finally being whipped, fined, and shamed.
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He admonished Mr. Murphy against wanting to be liked or working too closely with public worker unions.
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This week Mr Trump admonished it for making its Chevy Cruze, another compact car, mostly over the border.
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"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,/Than are dreamt of in your philosophy," admonished Hamlet.
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After Snapchat pulled a wildly inappropriate advertisement featuring Chris Brown and Rihanna, Rihanna admonished the platform on Instagram.
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But after he hinted at the idea with the Iraqi prime minister (who demurred), his aides admonished him.
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Days after those killings, the IT ministry admonished WhatsApp for allowing harmful messages to spread on the platform.
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The speaker has already admonished Trump for failing to disavow support from Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke.
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He admonished his congregation with a rapid-fire list of dos and don'ts in a recent Friday sermon.
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In a voluminous 133-page decision, the judges admonished the state courts for ignoring precedents like Solem v.
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At least Müller-Wohlfahrt admonished Bekele to follow the rehab program the Sub2 Project had prescribed, Pitsiladis said.
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Harris, for a second time in two weeks, gets admonished by GOP side for aggressive questioning of witness.
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And Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar admonished their rivals Biden and Castro for trading barbs with each other.
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" After detailing the credentials of the young lawyer, Welch admonished, "Let us not assassinate this lad further, senator.
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A few low-level officials were admonished for Magnitsky's maltreatment, but no one in Russia faced criminal punishment.
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McGrath also admonished Garmback for not waiting for another car, as is standard practice on a gun call.
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He maintained his innocence throughout the prosecution, but the Senate committee admonished him over the gifts last month.
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Workers hosed down streets daily with four million gallons of water and admonished New Yorkers to clean house.
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But the boss admonished me that we are here to elucidate, not obfuscate, so I'm playing it straight.
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" "What troubles me is that his being admonished publicly by President Donald Trump for his use of words.
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Voices were raised and Mr. Orban was severely admonished, according to two people with knowledge of the meeting.
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The moderators of the debate, Martha Raddatz and Anderson Cooper, admonished Mr. Trump several times to let Mrs.
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Rodney Davis (R-Ill.), who was presiding over House floor proceedings, admonished Titus afterward for personally criticizing Trump.
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He admonished me about tech addiction and about how if I continued this way, I would need surgery.
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" And Mr. Macron, admonished to hang tough by a passer-by over the weekend, replied simply: "Don't worry.
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" Instead, she admonished them, "We'll need writers who can remember freedom—poets, visionaries—realists of a larger reality.
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" One of Sur ' s regular contributors was Stern's friend Jorge Luis Borges, who once admonished, "Let us admit . . .
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Critics had admonished Musk for his decision to move forward with a high-profile trial rather than settle.
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Daniel Spencer, a black reverend and resident, admonished the supervisors for not taking action against the squad immediately.
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It taught me that the genre was more than just "thug" music, as pastors had admonished during church.
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In addition to facing criticism for selling expensive snake oil, now, it can be admonished for being hypocritical, too.
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They've also done seemingly exactly what they were supposed to do and been admonished by some terrible robot nonetheless.
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My face puce with embarrassment, I thanked her profusely and silently admonished myself for being a disgusting, inconsiderate human.
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But when states draw electoral district lines using racial considerations, the justices have admonished them not to overdo it.
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The FBI said it had admonished Steele "to speak only with the FBI on this matter," the letter states.
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The E.R. doctor admonished the patient to see his doctor as soon as he could and let him leave.
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The charges ended in a mistrial, but Menendez was "severely admonished" by the Senate Ethics Committee earlier this year.
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In one exchange, Warren admonished former congressman John Delaney for his criticism of the policy proposals from progressive candidates.
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She was admonished for damaging the careers of other photographers and was told the editors could not trust her.
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Reuters noted that those who violate the law are admonished by the public, slapped with a fine or arrested.
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" She also admonished fans to "not hold women accountable for the actions, decisions or words of their partners. Don't.
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Now it appears that rather than workarounds, CDC officials are admonished to compromise on the value of science itself.
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She hadn't realized how controversial the term "illegal immigrant" was until someone admonished her for using it in class.
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Pelosi admonished lawmakers during a closed-door caucus meeting this week, pressing them to keep their disputes to themselves.
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Cummings admonished lawmakers in the room to "be careful" about how they talk about the motives of their colleagues.
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Philadelphia fans also don't like to be told to cut it out, even when they're admonished by their own.
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The four Korea-born women claim in the lawsuit that they were "singled out and admonished" for speaking Korean.
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Read a book for what it is, I admonished the student, not for what you want it to be.
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The move backfired entirely: Varner's tribemates quickly admonished him for his actions, and he was ousted by the tribe.
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He admonished what he deemed immorality and expanding secularism in American society and warned of impending judgment from God.
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" The United Nations also admonished the group, citing "serious violations of international law and the recruitment of child soldiers.
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Yes, Trump was admonished in the media and his logic debunked, but his anti-Muslim plans didn't disqualify him.
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Trump, who is persistently critical of the Federal Reserve, admonished the central bank on Tuesday to keep lowering rates.
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When women complain about being harassed on the street, we are admonished to simply talk back to our harassers.
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At the beginning of the evening, host Ricky Gervais admonished winners not to talk politics in their acceptance speeches.
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He praised Ms. Westerhout's work in the White House and admonished reporters for breaking an off-the-record agreement.
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We all pinned our photographs to the wall for critique, and he admonished us for being safe and dull.
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As far as I can recall, we were never stopped from playing it, nor admonished for disturbing the adults.
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Parkland shooting survivor Lauren Hogg admonished House lawmakers over this inaction during a hearing before House lawmakers on Wednesday.
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The Chinese government has long admonished citizens that they have a duty to catch foreign spies and their agents.
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Magistrate Judge G. Michael Harvey admonished Welch over reports that he was talking about the incident inside the jail.
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He praised Ms. Westerhout's work in the White House and admonished reporters for breaking an off-the-record agreement.
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Nancy Pelosi admonished President Donald Trump for using video of 9/11 to criticize Rep.
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Thousands of prices get slashed, as if being admonished for their insolent cost, and replaced with marginally more affordable ones.
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"Once you spend a lot of time and energy on a theory, it's unlikely you'll deviate from it," he'd admonished.
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Homemade signs admonished those seeking "profits," and images of the U.S. dollar bill were stand-ins for greed and inequality.
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" Margo Price embodies that non-coastal voice we were all admonished to spend more time thinking about in "Pay Gap.
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The DPP admonished Beijing, saying that its moves ran counter to the goal of normal exchanges between the two sides.
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"Fighting technology means fighting human ingenuity," an IBM software program admonished Israeli debating champion Dan Zafrir in San Francisco Monday.
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The event is too fleeting, we're often admonished, to spend precious seconds tinkering with camera settings and varying exposure times.
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But as quickly as Problem admonished Usher, he trashed-talked big women, saying their chances increase the later it gets.
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In 2008, while a biology masters student at Texas Tech University, he was admonished for inappropriate behavior with an undergraduate.
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Guzman's wife admonished for cell phone use Guzman's wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, has attended her husband's trial in New York.
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Iris Alpay, one of the parents who attended the hearing, admonished health officials for using their children as "experimental rats".
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A CNN reporter ended up in a difficult position after a woman admonished her on live TV for conducting interviews.
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Senators of both parties have admonished President Donald Trump against hamper the investigation, but their words were less than stirring.
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That observation admonished America for its sins but also brimmed with appreciation, complimenting and congratulating the country on its progress.
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The Fox News host Neil Cavuto admonished US President Donald Trump on Monday for personally attacking Cavuto's colleague Chris Wallace.
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"They kind of admonished them for not protecting their rights and not protecting the girls in their community," Sinclair said.
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"Last night, he was admonished by Republicans for breaking the rules when he read from committee confidential documents," she said.
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The judicial council of the Third Circuit admonished Judge Kozinski, who apologized for carelessness in leaving the material publicly accessible.
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So, if a couple is fighting, you might start by watching one person quietly looking upset while they're being admonished.
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Roberts then intervened and admonished both sides — handing Trump allies an opening and putting Democratic colleagues back on their heels.
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Trump's communications director published an extraordinary statement on Tuesday that admonished the news media for reporting on the plagiarism claims.
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At the Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, journalists traveling with him were admonished not to take pictures or video.
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Photo: GettyThe New Zealand Health and Disability Commissioner (HDC) has admonished an acupuncturist for going too deep, way too deep.
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He also admonished a journalist for erroneously reporting on Friday that Mr. Trump had removed a bust of the Rev.
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Weeks later, the Senate Democratic leader, Harry Reid, publicly admonished the F.B.I. for being secretive about its probe of Trump.
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Last week, for instance, it admonished Russia over its destabilizing role in eastern Ukraine and signaled unease about Israeli settlements.
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Federal prosecutors are strongly admonished not to let politics affect charging decisions in the way the President advocated on Monday.
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Justice Postel was later admonished by an appeals court for violating news organizations' constitutional rights to report on the trial.
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Hill noted that he had adopted that technique for "Mid90s," but Scorsese, when he came to the podium, jokingly admonished him.
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"Amigo, you must have fissures in your brain," he admonished me when I would do something he had just taught incorrectly.
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" He later admonished him for his lobbying work for Turkey, saying, "Arguably, this undermines everything this flag over here stands for.
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"You're going home, but why do you want to go back to that land of unbelievers?" he admonished all of them.
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The conversation was vague and didn't go anywhere, but H.R. McMaster admonished Trump afterward, according to a source with direct knowledge.
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Underwood confessed that he wasn't "all in," as they say in Paradise, and Booth admonished him for not telling her earlier.
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The next day, the ministry admonished more than 20 firms for failing to comply with emergency rules aimed at cutting emissions.
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But even Burr, who helped advise the Trump transition team, admonished the panel that they can't simply avoid answering at all.
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" He was also admonished for saying in 2001 that "the Marines have landed, and we now own a piece of Afghanistan.
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He repeatedly urged prosecutors to hurry up with their arguments and admonished them for highlighting multiple examples of Manafort's expensive tastes.
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"[A]ll possible care is requisite", Hamilton admonished, "to enable it to defend itself against...attacks" from the other two branches.
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The Senate Ethics Committee admonished him in April, finding that he accepted gifts without approval and without disclosing all of them.
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He said he had been "educated and admonished" for being found with documents containing Chinese state secrets in his hotel room.
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How many are admonished for not having given a good image of their country, or the good image of their country?
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He grew a beard and admonished young people for straying from Islam, vowing never to sing any of his hits again.
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But Mr. Castro sat stonily as Mr. Obama directly admonished him during the speech to open Cuba's economy and political system.
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"We must win this next (House) election and it is no foregone conclusion that we will," Pelosi admonished her fellow Democrats.
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IWASVERYBAD—which is premiering at Noisey today—is the reality where black boys are admonished in undervalued and understaffed school systems.
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A photographer friend was admonished by an "honorable citizen" for trying to take a photo of the Nile with her phone.
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Nevertheless, she still admonished others for "downplaying" Walsh, suggesting that liberals should reward conservatives who turn on Trump with their support.
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They have repeatedly admonished Mr. Assad that they would not countenance his use of chemical weapons, which is a war crime.
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At the outset of the 1936 baseball season, Ford Frick, the president of the National League, admonished his players and managers.
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Former nightclub owner Jakob Turur admonished that clubs "would fall victim to commercialization and mainstreaming" if the law is not changed.
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The judge, William Alsup, admonished Waymo's lawyers on Wednesday for not having made much progress on its trade secret misappropriation claims.
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The White House did not detail whether Trump and Abe discussed the auto industry, which has been regularly admonished by the president.
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It admonished Trump for calling El Paso one of the country's most dangerous cities in his February State of the Union address.
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"Leave" won with 52% of the vote, despite what all the experts, political elites, and bookies told and admonished us to believe.
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DIANE BERRINGERWashington, DC You mentioned an instance of a barrister being admonished by a judge for his attire ("Wigged out", July 7th).
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On Saturday, Ross shared a message of support for her late longtime friend, as she seemingly admonished those speaking out against him.
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Earlier he admonished a gallerist who came to visit his studio and mistook a pile of rubbish bags for a new work.
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He admonished the journalists for focusing on the wrong story and suggested that family separation at the border is not a crisis.
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She admonished the president by noting that there are only two countries that have not signed the Paris Agreement — Syria and Nicaragua.
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Donald Trump has long championed the element of surprise in warfare, and often admonished President Barack Obama for allegedly telegraphing U.S. strategy.
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" When the woman stormed out, Coptis's boss, Patrick Grenter, admonished her: "Roni, you can't talk to people in the community like that.
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CNN has reported that White House press secretary Sarah Sanders privately admonished communications and press staff on Friday over the leaked comments.
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At times, Bhaktivedanta admonished Butler for non-orthodox teaching, and Butler questioned Bhaktivedanta's insistence that initiates shave their heads and wear robes.
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The report raised conflict of interest concerns, and the acting head of the Office of Government Ethics admonished him at the time.
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If they dared to show up again, she admonished, she would report them to the school as harassers of a veteran revolutionary.
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Yet over that history, courts have periodically admonished agencies during both Republican and Democratic administrations for exceeding their statutory or constitutional authority.
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Relations between London and Washington have been strained since May admonished Trump for retweeting the videos posted by Britain First last month.
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In court, Ms. Holleeder has had yelling matches with her brother so often that they have both been admonished by the judge.
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" Mr. Scalise then said it was "not productive" to engage with her "radical followers," and admonished her with a hashtag to "#StayClassy.
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On "Elect Yourself," she lamented and admonished in a tumble of spoken word: "There's no freedom in society, only tradition," she said.
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But one of Trump's former rivals in the 2016 race, Mike Huckabee, admonished Republicans for not respecting the will of the voters.
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Chaffetz has formally admonished Kellyanne Conway for advertising Ivanka Trump's clothing line, but has declined to investigate Trump's numerous conflicts of interest.
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The strategy will please U.S. President Donald Trump, who last year admonished his Colombian counterpart for failing to stem record coca crops.
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At one point, Chief Justice John Roberts, who presides over the trial, admonished both sides for the heated and increasingly personal rhetoric.
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"His whole life he was being admonished not to stare at people — by his mother or by me, sometimes," Ms. Heming said.
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" They admonished the Treasury secretary, saying: " Could there be a better metaphor for second-class status that continues to limit our girls?
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Or whether he was rightly admonished by the inspector general for his conversations about the probe into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
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A burdened hotel worker tried to keep reporters at bay and admonished spectators from capturing the moment with their smartphone video recorders.
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Instead, a handful of Republican politicians withdrew their support, while a large number simply admonished him and waited for things to blow over.
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As we prepared to go, Dr. King cheerfully admonished me, the youngest of the group, for not being suitably dressed for the evening.
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Female students were called "manly", "guy" or "he-she", and male students were called "girl" and admonished to "act like...you're a guy".
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Homemade signs admonished those seeking "profits," and images of the U.S. dollar bill and Scrooge McDuck were stand-ins for greed and inequality.
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Instead, the bank did send several emails with links to court cases in which Jacobs was admonished for overreaching in requests for records.
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None could — all found the platform too useful to too many people, and admonished any government that would try to take it down.
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The Vermont Senator applauded Democratic turnout in the Kansas election, but admonished the party for failing to adequately fund Democrat James Thompson's bid.
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He is the sports world's Lindsay Lohan — a child star admonished for squandering all that talent, all those chances, all before growing up.
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White House staff have ample incentive to leak to the press when they believe the president needs to pay attention or be admonished.
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" That comment drew fire from Booker, who demanded Biden apologize and admonished him by saying, "You don't joke about calling black men 'boys.
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Mr. Patrick admonished him to "consider being careful" with his words after police confrontations so that he does not reflexively blame the officers.
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The Pentagon's internal watchdog admonished the Navy's top admiral on Friday for failing to immediately remove his spokesman following allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Fans jeered the Brazilians' Canadian opponents on serves with whistles and boos until the public-address announcer admonished them in a kind tone.
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Mr. Stewart admonished Congress on Tuesday, saying it allowed the fund to run low and failed to secure enough money to pay benefits.
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But it was also celebrated by Trump supporters, who admonished "crooked Hillary" and accused Mr. Trump's critics of lacking a sense of humor.
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The friend later admonished him, saying he could have been killed and that such a scene would have made for an embarrassing obituary.
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Public health experts, however, quickly balked at Trump's praise and immediately recalled Pence's widely admonished handling of his state's HIV outbreak in 2016.
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Ellis had regularly admonished Mueller's attorneys to speed through their case, which spanned 10 days, 27 witnesses and more than 360 evidence exhibits.
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He was egged in a communist suburb last year and admonished a young man to get a job to pay for a suit.
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"It's frankly selfish when ambulance paramedics and A. & E. nurses have to be diverted to looking after revelers who have overindulged," he admonished.
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"Along with public pushback, Paul admonished King directly several times about his behavior," said AshLee Strong, who was a spokeswoman for Mr. Ryan.
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Lee said he does not object to the minority leader taking issue with President Trump's policies, but admonished her to avoid ad hominem attacks.
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Yale, in New Haven, Connecticut, said the Yale police officers "admonished" Braasch for calling the police on a student who was doing nothing wrong.
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Elizabeth Warren was admonished along party lines last night for reading a Coretta Scott King letter in protest of the confirmation of GOP Sen.
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Federal prosecutors dropped their corruption charges against Menendez earlier this year, but the Senate Ethics Committee admonished him for accepting gifts from a friend.
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The couple became temporarily disaffected from the church after the pastor admonished the children about defacing property without mentioning the implications of the epithet.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi admonished her caucus Wednesday, telling Democratic members not to talk to reporters or speak publicly about disunity in the party.
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If these children misbehaved in class and their teacher admonished them, would they use what they had seen as justification for their bad behavior?
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Shadid admonished Christensen for not addressing Zhang's family when he gave him the opportunity during a brief hearing later when he formally sentenced him.
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Representatives from Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter were grilled and admonished on Tuesday by UK lawmakers angry at the spread of extremist and criminal content.
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His trial ended in a hung jury and federal prosecutors ultimately dropped the charges, but he was "severely admonished" by the Senate Ethics Committee.
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But we're also cruel to ourselves and feel a deep sense of anguish — even failure — when we make mistakes or are admonished by superiors.
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Professional gamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins admonished streaming site Twitch for letting other streamers — and porn – promote themselves on his now inactive channel, Engadget reports.
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"That is a North Carolina rule, not a Georgia or South Carolina rule," admonished Nathalie Dupree, another Southern food writer with deeply held opinions.
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White House staff members have ample incentive to leak to the press when they believe the president needs to pay attention or be admonished.
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He admonished Cole for raising what he deemed to be a puny amount of money — about $13 million — instead of setting his sights higher.
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Trump has long admonished the mainland for failing to use its strategic leverage over Pyongyang in order to curb the rogue nation's nuclear hopes.
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One administration official admonished the invited presidents on their default rates and the potential loss of funding if their default rate was too high.
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Bartman received his bejeweled gift from Cub executives in a closed-door meeting, then put out a statement that more or less admonished everybody.
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Jerry Nadler and White House counsel Pat Cipollone, Chief Justice John Roberts, who's presiding over the trial, admonished the managers and Trump's defense team.
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In separate interviews, the Hendersons recalled how Lionel had admonished Keith to stick to football and to avoid getting caught up in the streets.
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After a particularly heated exchange over whether Bolton should testify, Roberts admonished both parties to remember they were addressing the world's greatest deliberative body.
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Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, sending a note early Wednesday morning to the dais, right before Chief Justice John Roberts admonished the legal teams.
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Cosby questions about her opinions and admonished him for asking her whether she had had sex with her husband when she was sleeping. Mrs.
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Even if the Sanders campaign has at times admonished bullying, Trice said he thinks its staffers could do more to actively police such behavior.
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The court has already admonished the agency for what it called "egregious" delays in responding to a petition filed by the groups in 2007.
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Diplomatic talks are not usually offered with states that the international community has admonished for its arms programs, unless they make a concession first.
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As President Lincoln admonished in his First Inaugural address, to a nation thick with the passions of war: We are not enemies, but friends.
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Before imposing the sentence, Judge Cox admonished Mr. Schmidt for his actions and described him as a crucial figure in a wide-ranging plot.
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Last year, Roberts admonished Trump and said judges should not be labeled as "Obama judges" or "Trump judges," but rather as neutral decision-makers.
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It said the athletes services staff, who were volunteers and former Olympians, had been admonished and were denied privileges including participating in the closing ceremony.
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But when I thought about the way Riv admonished Sunshine Woman, how he stepped away from her to protect me, I began to understand love.
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McConkie admonished Naugle for submitting duplicate requests, requests from people whose names have already been removed, requests from deceased or faithful members, and incomplete requests.
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"When you're dealing with a bully, at some point you have to stop backing up," admonished Thomas Mulcair, leader of the opposition New Democratic Party.
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But Democrats and some Republicans have admonished the administration for separating nearly 2,000 children from their parents between mid-April and the end of May.
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In a multi-tweet thread, she admonished the Golden Globes for not acknowledging Girls Trip, the blockbuster film in which she co-starred this summer.
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The European Commission on Wednesday admonished Italian lawmakers, saying the country's huge public debt and long-lasting productivity softness represent a risk to its neighbors.
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Johnson, who assumed his position as foreign secretary in July of 2016, previously admonished then-GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump for his criticism of NATO.
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" Another shareholder admonished the company for the Cambridge Analytica scandal, saying the company's handling of users' personal data was "tantamount to a human rights violation.
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Earlier this month, the White House publicly admonished China for warning foreign airlines to change how they identify Taiwan and other areas on their websites.
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Members of Congress were admonished many times that taxpayers would be on the hook if anything went wrong with the GSEs, yet nothing was done.
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While judges are sometimes formally admonished or sanctioned, they can be removed from office only through impeachment (by the House) and conviction (by the Senate).
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Reviewers have been admonished not to give away much about what transpires during these 75 minutes, so my hands are tied, to a certain degree.
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The state previously banned gatherings of more than 6463 people and Hogan admonished residents for holding large gatherings in public places like parks and beaches.
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Megyn Kelly on Wednesday admonished a supporter of President-elect Donald Trump who invoked Japanese internment camps as precedent for a proposed registry of Muslims.
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Earlier this week at the conference, Thunberg admonished world leaders for doing "basically nothing" to reduce carbon emissions despite evidence of a looming climate catastrophe.
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Amid her lively commentary, she admonished the boys for jumping off stone walls and racing into the woods, as their tuckered-out parents stood by.
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"In every area, there is discontent," admonished one of Mr. Macron's interviewers on Sunday, Edwy Plenel, a political journalist with the investigative news website Mediapart.
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In the current season of Below Deck: Mediterranean, Captain Sandy Yawn admonished a crew of overly excited women guests not to "molest" deckhand Jack Stirrup.
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Admonished for false modesty when he didn't respond, Eddington replied that, on the contrary, he was trying to think of who the third person was.
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Trump has long admonished China's trade surplus with the U.S., accusing the country of manipulating its currency and unfairly winning business with its cheap workforce.
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There's a rule that senators can't speak, upon "pain of imprisonment," and they are admonished not to do so at the start of the proceedings.
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When Biden admonished a man in Iowa who credulously parroted Trump's line of attack, many political analysts pronounced him imprudently thin-skinned and unattractively defensive.
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The New York senator called the flurry of confirmation hearings scheduled for next week "unprecedented" and admonished GOP lawmakers for rushing to confirm "unvetted" appointees.
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At the beginning of the Republican primary, Mr. Trump admonished Jeb Bush for speaking in the native tongue of his wife, Columba, a Mexican-American.
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He will be handed dozens of binders explaining how his department does everything from monitor weather satellites to administer patents, and admonished to study up.
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In a speech to parliament, centrist President Klaus Iohannis admonished the government for issuing the decree a week ago "at night, in secret" without consulting parliament.
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" After co-host Sunny Hostin admonished, "Let's not start calling each other bitches," McCain replied, "Oh, Joy and I call each other bitch all the time.
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"I want you to convey to her that it's not acceptable that she's not here today," Judge Sean Dunn admonished her lawyer, according to Page Six.
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In her order, Matsumoto admonished the lawyers that she "does not condone correspondence 'seek[ing] the Court's guidance,'" and that similar requests must be legally supported.
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" After co-host Sunny Hostin admonished, "Let's not start calling each other bitches," McCain replied, "Oh Joy and I call each other bitch all the time.
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When, at 214, she lay battered and swollen on her deathbed, she admonished her sisters not to touch her, lest they be visited with sexual longings.
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The trial ended in a mistrial after the jury said it could not reach a decision, but Menendez was "severely" admonished by the Senate Ethics Committee.
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After a staff meeting, she was called to the managing director's office and admonished for not helping his secretary clear away coffee cups after the meeting.
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Kate McKinnon's Clinton held up a completed Trump bingo card, while Hanks admonished the entire planet from laughing after Alec Baldwin's Trump said he respects women.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, who admonished Trump for making such a proclamation on Twitter and defended transgender military service.
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That's fine, but Stengel also admonished his players during that dreadful 1962 season and they continued to lose because the culture of ineptitude was too ingrained.
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In an extraordinary action, Peter Navarro, who holds no big formal portfolio in the Trump administration, publicly admonished Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, a relative trade moderate.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders privately admonished communications and press staff on Friday over the leaked comment, according to several sources familiar with the meeting.
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"Such news is in essence aimed against Skoda Auto, its employees who are admonished for their success, flexibility, production quality and their business results," he said.
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In tweets, Nelba Márquez-Greene, whose daughter Ana Grace was killed in Sandy Hook, admonished NBC and Kelly for their decision to showcase Jones: Every week.
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When the women tried to defend their decision-making or their actions, instructors admonished them for lacking integrity or emotional maturity, they said in the lawsuit.
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A Democrat who would ordinarily be a shoo-in for re-election, Mr. Menendez was admonished in April by the Senate Ethics Committee for accepting gifts.
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Teenage activist Greta Thunberg on Tuesday admonished the business and political elite for doing "basically nothing" to reduce the carbon emissions that are fueling global warming.
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White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham on Sunday admonished the public for putting "meaning behind" what the President says and said Trump was not threatening Schiff.
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The ruling means Aquilina, who admonished the disgraced former USA Gymnastics doctor during his sentencing, can be involved in matters related to Nassar's request for resentencing.
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A day after taking office as ambassador, Mr. Grenell admonished German companies to stop doing business with Iran, overstepping the basic boundaries of his diplomatic role.
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VICE has routinely (rightfully) admonished keto for some time, and now it finally seems, with this third slap on the wrist, many others are catching on.
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The judge admonished the lawyers to try to resolve the case before a trial, noting that the psychologists are being indemnified by the United States government.
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Before prospective jurors arrived, U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero admonished lawyers to refrain from mentioning the blunder, which PwC has said is unrelated to the case.
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Novartis has also been sharply admonished by regulators and lawmakers for being slow to reveal that falsified data were used to gain approval for the drug.
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Alex McCrery, a Commander's line cook in the early 2000s, recalled that Ms. Brennan admonished another cook for proposing that the kitchen make mustard ice cream.
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The decision to replace scenic vistas with literal lumps of coal on Flickr was admonished by conservationists who oppose the prioritization of development on BLM lands.
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A leading federal watchdog agency has admonished the Department of Homeland Security for its lack of election security preparation, with the 2020 presidential primary season already underway.
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According to Vanity Fair's Gabriel Sherman, the feud only came to an end after network brass admonished Smith to stop attacking Carlson or risk losing his show.
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On Tuesday, the singer shared a disgruntled pic of herself and admonished the delivery service for failing to believe her identity and release a package to her.
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Accordingly, several Democrats admonished Pai over what they called a "lack of candor," accusing him publicly of intentionally stifling efforts to shed light on his agency's work.
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Xiao was also admonished for the agency's heavy-handed stabilization measures, such as a six-month ban on stock sales and a freeze on initial public offerings.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The head of France's parliament on Tuesday admonished newcomers from President Emmanuel Macron's party for noisy partying in the assembly's bar after late-night sessions.
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Neither Ducey nor McCain's family indicated that McCain intends to resign from his Senate seat, and both sides have publicly admonished speculation about who will succeed him.
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In a speech on the Senate floor, the Arizona Republican admonished his party for abandoning what he called "regular order" in its pursuit of an ObamaCare repeal.
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The remarks came hours after Pelosi, at a closed-door meeting of the caucus earlier Wednesday, admonished her party for openly attacking one another over policy disputes.
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Duterte, who has admonished rights groups and foreign governments which raised concerns about the drugs crackdown, called his critics "stupid" and "idiots", in a speech on Wednesday.
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"You know, Chris, your mother would not be proud of you the way you're behaving," Barker admonished, before belittling Jericho in the most Barker-ish ways possible.
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Yesterday, a reader named Benjamin emailed to gently admonished me for failing to include headlines from the final of the T20 World Cup, which took place Sunday.
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Radical Islamists must be admonished that the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution does not protect acts of violence or oppression on the grounds of religious freedom.
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To help push the effort forward, President Trump visited Capitol Hill for a lunch meeting with Republican senators, where he made promises to some and admonished others.
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When Rigdol sliced and consumed the paper noodles, he was admonished by Buddhist leaders, revealing their own attachments to an object of knowledge that transcends its physicality.
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Anderson told the news outlet he has frequently admonished black students not to use the word and that the administration has backed him in every other case.
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" He admonished those who would post videos of someone experiencing a mental episode, saying, "You may think (you're) helping but you might be hurting them even more.
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The White House on Wednesday admonished Russia after it vetoed a United Nations plan to continue its ongoing investigation into the use of chemical weapons in Syria.
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Lawmakers in both parties admonished the Trump administration's push to include a similar provision in U.S. trade agreements as Congress continues to debate Section 230's future.
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In a series of early morning Twitter posts on Saturday, Trump called a visit to the White House "a great honor," and admonished Curry for his resistance.
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In the past, women who allowed their hijab to slip could be admonished by the religious police, but these forces have been less prominent under Rouhani's regime.
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Amos Hochstein, an Obama administration energy diplomat who currently works for a natural gas firm, at one point admonished protesters to listen to the U.S.'s position.
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Stephanie Kelton, a prominent MMT economist and former staffer to Bernie Sanders, has admonished Democratic economists for conceding we need to tame long-run deficits at all.
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Lindsey Graham, often a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump, admonished him Thursday, saying it would be "a mistake" to accept political opposition information from a foreign agent.
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The committee has only put out two public releases since then, one in 2012 announcing it had admonished two people connected to the Ensign scandal, including former Sen.
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It was originally called the "Million Women March", until organisers were admonished for appropriating the name of the 1997 "Million Woman March", which focused on African-American women.
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" That said, he admonished, "if we were being more fiscally responsible in other areas … we wouldn't have to be consumed with having offsets with these kinds of crises.
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" Later that semester, after his partner tested positive for an STD, Jalal-Kamali said that Kelly admonished him by saying, "I told you not to trust those people.
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Bass — a known China bear — has previously admonished American corporations for pushing Trump to strike a deal with China too quickly and out of their own self-interest.
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And because Musk has been specifically admonished by the SEC regarding the nature of his Twitter habit, it may be easier for those shareholders to make their cases.
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It's the same divide I want bridged today, as I watch Chicago admonished on a scale much larger than the school bus bombast that motivated me years ago.
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In a now-deleted tweet, McGowan recently admonished actress Meryl Streep and those who are choosing to wear black at the Golden Globes as a form of protest.
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Smith was stripped of his license, fined, and admonished by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario in 2011, and has not been heard from publicly since.
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Unlike many House conservatives who were early and enthusiastic backers of the President during the Republican primary, moderate and conservative senators alike publicly admonished Trump during the campaign.
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The Senate Ethics Committee admonished Menendez in April, saying he broke the law after he "knowingly and repeatedly accepted gifts of significant value" without proper approval or disclosure.
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But Sanford, who has stood up to Trump in private meetings and publicly admonished his style, said he isn't backing down and he wishes his colleagues wouldn't either.
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"I admonished him that given the situation the ministry is in now, he should not be complacent," Aso said, adding he believed Fukuda had "reflected" on the matter.
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A white circuit judge who sentenced five people to death in the 1970s admonished a public defender to call his black clients by their first names, like children.
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Do not act like a drunken mouse, she admonished Bella when, at a rehearsal, she tottered on in a pair of heels, unfit slippers for an unenthusiastic Cinderella.
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Four years ago, he also admonished his predecessor, Democrat Barack Obama, to refrain from retaliating after the Syrian government launched a poison gas attack on its own citizens.
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Mr. Salehi's warning came as at least two other high-ranking Iranian government officials admonished the United States and warned of consequences if the nuclear sanctions are reimposed.
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Though he apologized for his behavior, Thompson admonished the studio, Skydance Animation, for potentially forcing employees into deciding between uncomfortably working with Lasseter or not working at all.
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The next administrator admonished them on needing to make more loans to students with a high risk of default, many of whom are from disadvantaged families and minorities.
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Around town, people painted their hair green, carved mozzarella cheese into the shape of the Eagles logo, and admonished each other not to punch any more police horses.
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I saw a lightbulb go off when this young woman realized she had agency and power to make decisions about her body -- all without being admonished or shamed.
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" The paragraph of text that followed also slurred Jews and admonished that "nations who value their peoples [sic] legends need to recognize the magnitude of the Islamic threat.
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In the 1960s we were admonished to look past skin color or ethnicity so that we could see a person's true identity, and we took that to heart.
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" He admonished on climate change, saying, "There is no Planet B," and adding, "I'm sure, one day, the United States will come back and join the Paris Agreement.
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"The Committee concludes that your actions violated Senate Rules and related statutes, and reflected discredit upon the Senate," it continued, saying Menendez was "severely admonished" for his actions.
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It was not the first time that the movie mogul had ignored the ban on phones in court and Justice Burke, visibly annoyed, admonished him from the bench.
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Maxine Duncombe, the administrator of the central Abaco district, said the government had admonished residents, particularly in low-lying areas, to evacuate to proper shelters before the storm.
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Last December was the first time Ryan admonished Trump for proposing a temporary ban on Muslims, something Ryan at the time called "unconstitutional" and not reflective of conservatism.
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" Despite reports that Mr. Trump admonished Mr. Whitaker after those developments, the acting attorney general also said, "I did not talk to the president about the Mueller investigation.
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More recently, a government watchdog report admonished the Department of Transportation for lacking a detailed plan to help these automakers respond to the growing cyber threats facing vehicles.
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On Twitter, he has admonished the Russians for attempting to project influence in Latin America, and expressed gratitude to Ivanka Trump for "supporting women's economic empowerment" in Africa.
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When Kristen Green, a graduate of a whites-only academy, returned to write a book about it, she was admonished for "digging up a Johnny house"—an outhouse.
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Kemp was admonished for having "stood by for far too long" amid a "mounting tide of evidence of the inadequacy and security risks" of Georgia's election systems and software.
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The judge also admonished the accuser for fighting to protect her identity when her name is already known to many people and can be easily discovered by the media.
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The Trump overture also came a day before the Republican speaker publicly admonished Trump over his failure to repudiate the backing of his candidacy by a white supremacist group.
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There's a growing awareness of the prevalence of skin cancer and so we're admonished to make sure we don't overexpose any part of our skin to damaging ultraviolet rays.
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After each of the developments ended up in Bankruptcy Court, a federal bankruptcy judge admonished the Credit Suisse bankers by calling the loans "doomed to failure" from the outset.
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The complaint quotes from my previous reporting on Bandas, who has been admonished by several state and federal judges for filing meritless objections and demanding payments to drop them.
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McCain was admonished by the Ethics Committee for "poor judgment," a rebuke that hung heavily over a man who considered his honor the most important thing in his life.
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Then came a visiting professorship at Princeton University and a friendship with Prince, with whom he played table tennis, discussed black history (and was admonished by to stop swearing).
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In an appearance on "CBS This Morning," the former FBI chief admonished Barr for his use of the word "spy" and said that is not what the FBI does.
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Harvard legal scholar Alan Dershowitz, who has been an implacable foe of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe, admonished the president directly in a Fox New interview on Monday.
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He admonished one man in particular who had put down his gun, noting the FBI's raid could come at any moment and he wouldn't be ready to fight back.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Friday admonished New York's wealthy Westchester County to stop its "total obstructionism" in implementing an agreement designed to boost affordable housing.
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Those more expensive pills won't offer more benefits: certainly not the kinds of Alzheimer's- or cancer-preventing benefits that the FDA admonished some supplement-makers for touting in February.
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We are admonished to take in the stranger, for inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these, Christ tells us, you did it to me.
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But China has been admonished by many Africans for repeating the economic practices of the white colonial powers: extracting natural resources and flooding African markets with cheap manufactured goods.
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They did it in the most arbitrary fashion; my coworker wasn't admonished for wearing a white suit to court, but I was sent home again and again to change.
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Mr. McGahn was stuck working with a president who, pressuring his counsel to end an investigation and fake records about a presidential order, also admonished him for taking notes.
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Although Michel Barnier, the EU's lead negotiator, has repeatedly admonished his British counterpart David Davis that "the clock is ticking," the warning might equally be addressed to the EU27.
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He had already chirped at the umpire when admonished for delaying play, and mockingly mimicked Nadal's time wasting tic of tugging on his shorts and tussling with his hair.
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Grassley also admonished the agency for failing to reallocate funds in its lump sum appropriations for body armor replacement, until after an agency employee complained to the Judiciary Committee.
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The Bush and Obama administrations each admonished Egypt in public over its poor human rights record, but then stepped back from making Egypt pay in loss of foreign aid.
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After the judge's rebuke, the Education Department moved to reprimand several employees and also admonished the companies it hires to collect federal student loans, POLITICO reported earlier this month.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spoke on the floor before the vote and admonished against "all forms of hatred" as she attempted to differentiate anti-Semitism from criticism of Israel.
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A few weeks later, Judge Rudolph Contreras admonished the State Department for failing to come up with an actual date by which its review of Clinton's emails would be complete.
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Loren: It also seems strange to shift the focus so heavily onto Rory's love life in the end, when Sherman-Palladino has admonished people for focusing too much on it.
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In a phone interview with Reuters following his speech, de Juniac admonished the U.S. and UK governments for what he characterized as "no coordination at all" in enforcing the policy.
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The officers in the dorm admonished the student who called police, saying Siyonbola had every right to be present, according to Kimberly Goff-Crews, Yale's vice president for Student Life.
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As headlines continue to call attention to massive suffering of civilians in conflict zones around the world, the Trump administration has been admonished for turning its back on defenseless civilians.
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A room full of journalists and other media members stood, cheered and applauded None of the writers broached earlier in this column regarding King's language admonished Wilmore or the president.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's finance minister admonished his top bureaucrat on Thursday after a magazine reported the official had sexually harassed several female journalists, but stopped short of imposing any punishment.
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I remember hearing once about a young Democratic congressional staffer who was carefully admonished by a veteran aide never to call out drug companies by name when talking drug prices.
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To help push the effort forward, President Trump went to Capitol Hill on Tuesday for a lunch meeting with Republican senators, where he made promises to some and admonished another.
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During visits to his kitchens, 18 in all, he admonished volunteers to add more mayonnaise to sandwiches, keep the temperature up on the pans of rice or serve bigger portions.
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DeMarcus is like the student who is constantly disrupting the class to say something wildly inappropriate, and is admonished by the teacher — who is simultaneously trying to stifle a laugh.
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All persons having business before the Honorable, the Supreme Court of the United States, are now admonished to draw near and give their attention, for the Court is now sitting.
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I missed the ribbon but got the A. So on that summer morning when the assistant principal admonished me, anger welled up inside me, but I couldn't let it show.
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When he learned that John O'Donnell, one of his top casino executives, was training for an Ironman triathlon, he admonished him, 'You are going to die young because of this.
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As a teenager, she helped to print pamphlets calling for greater dissent, and as a young adult she spoke out against a cleric who admonished her for exposing her hair.
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She admonished Gates and his lawyers for violating a gag order that prohibited discussing the case with the press after journalists were invited to attend a December legal defense fundraiser.
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" When he speaks about the role of shows like Modern Family, Zuker admonished "comedy people [that] talk about what they do as important," further adding that "satire has a limited effect.
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Jackson ultimately did not find Manafort in contempt, but she admonished him and his lawyers to tread carefully going forward when it came to any public comments related to the case.
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When recruiting Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers general manager Branch Rickey admonished Robinson to don "the armor of humility" in order to endure the frequent taunts of white players and fans alike.
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" He has in recent weeks demeaned Acosta as a "rude, terrible person," accused a PBS reporter of asking a racist question, and admonished a CNN reporter for asking a "stupid question.
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It seemed that recommendation might help Flynn avoid jail time, but on Tuesday, Judge Emmet Sullivan admonished the retired three-star Army general and talked up the seriousness of his crime.
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Then there's the time Zito claims a presidential campaign staffer admonished her for saying "God bless you": Does anyone on God's green earth believe someone *seriously* said this to Salena Zito?
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Nick Kyrgios floated in slow first serves, was admonished by the chair umpire and argued with a fan before being booed off the court in a loss at the Shanghai Masters.
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He then reneged and decided to serve out his term, but the ethics committee admonished him for his behavior and he was treated as an outcast by many of his colleagues.
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After a second dog tested positive in Hong Kong (again without symptoms and again the dog of an owner with Covid-19), city authorities admonished people not to abandon their pets.
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Supporters of Ms. Harris compared the episode to the exchange last week, when Mr. Burr and Mr. McCain admonished her for not affording Mr. Rosenstein the time to answer a question.
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The proceedings have been marked by an acrimonious partisan atmosphere, and at one point, Chief Justice John Roberts, who is presiding over the trial, admonished both sides for not maintaining decorum.
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He admonished the media for its coverage of his White House, touted his efforts to cut "deals" that benefit the American people, and emphasized his pledge to rebuild the U.S. military.
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His first violin teacher admonished him by hitting his hand with the violin bow, so Mr. Simons took to teaching himself by slipping into concerts and observing and emulating accomplished violinists.
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In July, Tillerson reportedly called Trump a "moron" after a meeting; in October, Trump admonished Tillerson on Twitter for "wasting his time" trying to negotiate with North Korea on nuclear weapons.
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In the past, women who allowed their hijab to slip could be admonished by the religious police, but these forces have been less prominent under the regime of President Hassan Rouhani.
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Emails and telephone calls requesting comment from Mr. Scaramucci were not immediately returned, but on Wednesday afternoon, he admonished someone on Twitter who suggested he had lied about Mr. John's appearance.
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While some pregnant woman might not immediately admit they were admonished or turned away by a bartender, the city has confirmed that at least one such case, alleging discrimination, is currently pending.
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He was moved especially by Jesus's washing of his disciples' feet, and once implicitly admonished a fractious Lambeth Conference by seeing that all 800 bishops present did the same for each other.
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In a recent ruling that admonished the DHA for ignoring orders to open its accounts to public scrutiny, a judge remarked that the agency "seems like a government operating within the government".
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Deeply controversial for his policies on ethnic profiling and jail conditions, Mr Arpaio was repeatedly admonished by state and federal courts, culminating in a conviction for criminal contempt of court in 2017.
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For his part, Newsom has slammed Trump for "manufacturing a crisis and declaring a made-up 'national emergency'" at the border and admonished the president for threatening to cut off wildfire funding.
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St. Louis is a new violent-crime capital of the country, and both Ferguson and St. Louis were admonished after Justice Department probes last year for racial bias in their court systems.
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But his trial ended in a hung jury and federal prosecutors dropped the charges, although the Senate Ethics Committee "severely" admonished Menendez in April for his relationship with the donor and friend.
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" The D.C. restaurant posted on Facebook that they were unaffiliated with the Lexington establishment, but numerous commenters still admonished D.C.'s The Red Hen for not standing up to its "sister restaurant.
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She was publicly admonished by the F.B.I. for using a private email server as secretary of state, and Democratic National Committee emails were recently leaked, forcing the resignation of the party chairwoman.
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Trump's top allies — Ben Carson, Newt Gingrich and Chris Christie, among them — have admonished Trump for criticizing the Gold Star family or have been critical of him for being too easily distracted.
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Mulvaney was subject to an on-camera scolding last year when Trump admonished him for coughing in the Oval Office as he was taping an interview with George Stephanopoulos of ABC News.
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The Trump campaign contacted Ryan's office late on Monday, a day before the speaker publicly admonished Trump over his failure to repudiate the backing of his candidacy by a white supremacist group.
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Later, a leak of late-night emails from Mr. Baker — in which he admonished Journal reporters and editors for their coverage of a Trump rally — triggered a fresh round of newsroom consternation.
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After House Speaker Nancy Pelosi witnessed 26 Democrats joining Republicans on a procedural vote to amend an important universal background checks bill this week, she admonished her members during a private meeting.
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He was also admonished by many Democratic leaders who worried that his vow to take away guns would confirm every caricature of a radicalized left intent on punishing law-abiding gun-owners.
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US District Court Judge James Bredar on Wednesday admonished police in his opening remarks and said that while leadership is not his concern, he is requesting monthly reports on staffing and training.
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Macron is more likely worried about any rift with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who publicly admonished him last month, and whom he needs on his side for wider efforts at EU reform.
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And Wendy Lea, then the CEO of Cintrifuse, a nonprofit network trying to make Cincinnati the startup capital of the Midwest, admonished aspiring entrepreneurs that victims were not welcome in her world.
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Nancy Pelosi admonished House Judiciary Democrats, for example, for not holding Trump pal Cory Lewandowski in contempt "right then and there" for his combative performance in an open hearing earlier this month.
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Thunberg on Monday admonished world leaders at the U.N., saying they have failed to heed decades of scientific warnings, and forced children to take the lead in the fight against climate change.
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On February 10th the Civic Federation, a watchdog, published a new report that said Illinois needs a new budget immediately and admonished Mr Rauner and lawmakers for their intransigence in the budget standoff.
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The Senate Ethics Committee "severely admonished" Senator Robert Menendez on Thursday for accepting gifts from a wealthy doctor while using his position as a senator to promote the doctor's personal and financial interests.
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In a clip shared by the Harlem Globetrotters on Twitter, the pair could be seen busted some moves together, before Atkinson abruptly put a stop to the fun, and playfully admonished the actress.
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BEIJING, June 2 (Reuters) - China's top corruption watchdog admonished the state-owned enterprise regulator on Thursday for failing to effectively promote reform, as Beijing attempts to modernise the country's lumbering public sector companies.
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The State Department on Tuesday admonished the Chinese government for reportedly shutting down a church service last week aimed at memorializing tens of thousands of people killed during an earthquake a decade ago.
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They descended into the crowd, drawing hundreds of spectators into a promenade around the cobblestoned square, as Chopin's "Polonaise No. 3" played over loudspeakers and Pietrzak admonished those who declined to join in.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, admonished President Donald Trump for his recent remarks entertaining the idea of firing special counsel Robert Mueller, who is investigating potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Osaka ultimately won the match, but in the aftermath of the game, umpires talked about boycotting Williams' games, and retired tennis champion Martina Navratilova admonished her in a New York Times op-ed.
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The NYT has publicly admonished Mr. Boies for helping Mr. Weinstein try to undermine its reporting, and some legal analysts said that the lawyer's actions could be seen as disloyal to the paper.
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Times writers are also being admonished not to call the guns used by the Las Vegas killer "automatic weapons" because technically they appear to have been semiautomatic weapons modified for rapid, continuous fire.
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Ben Sasse (R-NE) admonished Flake for giving money to Doug Jones in the Alabama race, he equated support for Jones with support for late-term abortion: This donation is a bad idea.
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In a meeting the next day, Sanders admonished her team of sieves and added for good measure that "I'm sure this conversation is going to leak, too," which naturally ensured you-know-what.
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It also admonished the judge to be more careful talking to the press and in court, saying his comments might "in isolation" appear to reflect bias even though they did not warrant recusal.
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All persons having business before the Honorable, the Supreme Court of the United States, are admonished to draw near and give their attention, for the Court is now sitting on May 9, 2288.
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He said Mr. Trump's Irish-American supporters had betrayed their roots and has compared them to Irish-American slaveholders in the South who were admonished by the 19th-century Irish leader Daniel O'Connell.
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In a concurrence to the August ruling, Circuit Judge Patricia Millett had admonished FERC for its use of a procedure she said created a "Kafkaesque regime" that insulated its decisions from judicial review.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California Governor Jerry Brown on Friday signed a bill to allow businesses across the state to carry epinephrine auto-injectors, but sharply admonished drugmaker Mylan NL over its recent price increases.
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He raps that over the years, he has admonished his mother and father for not being together — and yet, now he is a single father and trying to co-parent in a similar fashion.
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" Six years later, when she sentenced Dean G. Skelos, the former Republican leader of New York's State Senate, to five years in prison on corruption charges, she admonished him for ignoring his "moral compass.
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Midway through the ceasefire, however, the leadership admonished those cavorting in capital cities and being photographed with government soldiers, perhaps concerned that their fighters were registering a deeper experience of connection with their counterparts.
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At one point, he admonished defense lawyers for theatrics before the jury and at another time instructed supporters in the courtroom to "try not to make any outbursts or grunts" with the jury present.
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"When one's actions create life-threatening risk, there is a duty to take reasonable steps to alleviate the risk," said Moniz, who specifically admonished Carter for not calling Roy's mother and sister for help.
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The first came in the roundtable meeting earlier in the day when, in the presence of reporters and cameras, the President admonished his military leaders to more quickly bring him military plans and options.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A far-right Israeli politician has been admonished by his party and roundly condemned by commentators after suggesting Jewish and Arab women should be separated in maternity wards in apartheid-style segregation.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, which had a reporter in attendance for the taping, moderator Whoopi Goldberg admonished the audience during a commercial break not to boo because it interfered with the panelists' microphones.
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That might argue for much higher taxes on the ultrarich, but it could also argue for a broader cultural understanding in which someone like Gates is not admired for what he's doing but admonished.
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Knight was the only white guy on the bill — and the only one booed off the stage after he admonished his fellow comedians for being too focused on subjects like sexual orientation and racism.
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But speaking Friday at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters in Atlanta, Trump told reporters that he had urged Pence to refrain from praising Inslee, who has admonished the administration's coronavirus response.
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Roads leading into Beijing are under tighter security, extra guards are manning buses in the city and officials and the police across China have been admonished to make sure nothing upsets the weeklong meeting.
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Africa Command held a press briefing, that, for the most part, admonished one of my Green Beret teams for their pre-mission planning and preparation, but barely mentioned the decisions made above their level.
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Susan Collins sent a written note early Wednesday morning during President Donald Trump's impeachment trial minutes before Chief Justice John Roberts admonished both legal teams, a source with knowledge of the event tells CNN.
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After Nadler's presentation and a heated rebuttal from the President's lawyers Pat Cipollone and Jay Sekulow, who attacked Nadler, Chief Justice John Roberts admonished both sides, reminding them to keep their discourse civil. Sen.
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Senators can't speak, but they can pass notes Just before Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts admonished counsel from both the impeachment and Trump teams in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, Maine Sen.
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White House infighting reached such a peak that President Trump admonished the warring factions to "work this out" and, according to insiders, is said to be considering a shake-up of his senior staff.
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In it, Thunberg admonished world leaders for failing to act with the urgency required to fix the climate crisis, calling many of the proposed pledges from wealthy countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions inadequate.
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A recent letter from privacy groups admonished Coats for refusing to provide information on the number of Americans swept up in 702 collection — information that both he and his predecessor had promised to deliver.
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Ms. Clinton has accused a Trump adviser of spreading misinformation, admonished a Republican congressman for racist comments and pushed the president to speak out in the face of an increase in religiously motivated attacks.
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The US president made a hurried exit after a group of world leaders appeared to mock him, French President Emmanuel Macron admonished him, and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson avoided being photographed with him.
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A British judge has admonished Madonna and Guy Ritchie to settle their custody dispute over 15-year-old son Rocco or risk missing the last years of his childhood locked in a divisive legal battle.
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Tensions between the two had been previously reported, but the latest report went much farther, stating that Sandberg had admonished Stamos for investigating the issue without prior approval and for his discussions with Facebook's board.
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Maxine Waters (D-CA) was widely admonished, even by the leaders of her own party, when she suggested that activists who see a Trump administration official in a restaurant or public place should confront them.
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While it's unknown exactly which city the singer hitched a ride in, the star told one fan she was on the way "to the studio" after he admonished her for not working on her album.
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Another Baltimore sergeant posted on Facebook that he often instructs cops to "clear corners" (asking people standing on the street to leave without cause), while a third admonished officers, "Do not treat criminals like citizens".
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" In a barrage of tweets Saturday morning, Trump attacked the article for suggesting disagreements within the administration on a diplomatic strategy for North Korea, and admonished the Times to use "real people, not phony sources.
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A Fox News correspondent admonished his colleagues this week over comments that he said sounded like they came from a "white supremacist chat room," according to leaked internal emails obtained by The Hill on Friday.
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Mr. Jones had gotten into a testy interchange the night before with his Evangelical co-panelist Kayleigh McEnany as she all but accused him of race-baiting and he admonished her to stop interrupting him.
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So when critics claim police are racially biased, conservatives worry that good police work will be admonished, which could potentially lead cops to back off good practices — and be less able to protect the public.
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I was admonished not to give a real-life villain the satisfaction of being in the puzzle, unless I was prepared to remind him of how appropriately IMMOBILE he is there in his Ecuadorean RECLINER.
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" As Li recounted the conversation, he said he admonished Chen to escape himself and fully inhabit the character when performing, so that "you will live in the story and the story will carry you through.
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They admonished Mr. Flynn in Tuesday's memo for concealing his work for Turkey, saying it kept the public in the dark about the extent of its efforts to influence public opinion about the failed coup.
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In 2014, Gawker Media's founder, Nick Denton, wrote a memo to his staff that admonished them for giving in too fully to the influence of platforms, which drove many of his company's most popular stories.
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Trump has admonished the Senate for failing to pass an ObamaCare repeal bill, and has blasted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Snoke probably just admonished him for his failure on Starkiller base in The Force Awakens, and told him he's not the Supreme Leader's favorite any more, and by the way, Darth Vader was so much better.
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Specifically, Pai was admonished over his "lack of candor," a term that in federal parlance roughly translates to "withholding information that should be disclosed," which is to say, the chairman was not accused of lying outright.
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Patent licensor VirnetX has admonished a federal judge for throwing out its $625.6 million jury verdict against Apple Inc, calling his order for a new trial unnecessary and predicting it "will ultimately be reversed" on appeal.
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When Sean Spicer, for example, admonished April Ryan during a press briefing, as though she was a misbehaving school girl instead of a highly-respected veteran journalist, her colleagues (not to mention the internet) got angry.
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Throughout the season, fans and critics have admonished Game of Thrones' showrunners for everything from poor character development to bad pacing and rushed storylines, and for production issues ranging from dark lighting to wayward coffee cups.
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Rosario Dawson, an actress and a Sanders supporter, admonished fellow Democrats to watch a Clinton White House carefully for signs of betrayal on signature liberal issues like universal health care and a $15 federal minimum wage.
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In remarks on CNN following a press conference at the White House Tuesday afternoon first reported by Mediaite, Baldwin admonished the president for not referring to Ford by her name during his remarks to assembled media.
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While the Justice Department filed to dismiss charges against Menendez, he was still admonished by the Senate Ethics Committee for accepting gifts without proper approval from a wealthy ophthalmologist and returning in kind with political favors.
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Construction workers dismantling scaffolding outside A La Vieille Russie antiques gallery at the corner repeatedly admonished those standing in line to move closer to the building to avoid getting whacked by an errant pipe or beam.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has at times appeared at odds with the White House in his advocacy of dialogue and in October, Trump publicly admonished him not to waste his time trying to negotiate.
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Recounting Wednesday's sentencing from inside the courtroom, Courthouse News Service reported that Judge Lee Rosenthal of United States District Court admonished Mr. Stockman, saying he had shown a willingness to exploit others and ruin their lives.
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In a letter to the Judicial Conference, Chairman Hank Johnson noted that a panel of judges had publicly admonished Carlos Murguia, a federal judge in Kansas, for sexual misconduct after the new recommendations had been released.
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Chief Justice John Roberts admonished both the House managers and the President's lawyers after a particularly heated back and forth with House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, White House counsel Pat Cipollone and Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow.
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After Parkland, they rightly admonished the press for focusing too much on mass shootings and not enough on everyday gun violence, so we asked them to join us in our continued effort to correct that imbalance.
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" He admonished Republicans, writing, "If Congress fails to impeach here, then the impeachment process has lost all meaning, and, along with that, our Constitution's carefully crafted safeguards against the establishment of a king on American soil.
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President Trump on Wednesday admonished Republican senators over their stalled healthcare push and demanded they resume work on a bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare, setting up a last-ditch attempt to avoid an embarrassing defeat.
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" (Sales of her latest album, "Someday at Christmas," did rise sharply, a Billboard analysis found.) And Mr. Epshteyn, the committee spokesman, admonished those who have attacked Jackie while calling her the "best and brightest of America.
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The government has pronounced zero tolerance for domestic violence and in March 2018, Erdoğan admonished a popular TV cleric who condoned men beating women and said there needed to be reform within Islam to treat women better.
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In 2002, the committee similarly admonished Senator Robert G. Torricelli for actions that closely resembled Mr. Menendez's: secretly accepting gifts from a wealthy businessman, David Chang, while using his power as a senator to help Mr. Chang.
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" Lee admonished the Academy in 2015 when he accepted his award, saying, "We can talk, you know, yabba, yabba, yabba, but we need to have some serious discussion about diversity, and get some flave up in this!
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway admonished a man who shouted "Jew-S-A!" at reporters at a Trump rally Saturday night and said she would have had him removed if she had seen it.
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Seven Democratic senators admonished the Trump administration in a letter on Thursday to Attorney General William Barr, arguing that it's minimizing the growing white nationalist terrorism threat in the U.S. and hasn't done enough to prevent attacks.
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" Last week, when CMS revealed it had repeatedly admonished the company for misclassifying EpiPens, Mylan said the company had "previously stated that the EpiPenAuto-Injector meets the definition of 'non-innovator' drug in the Medicaid rebate law.
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Italy's anti-establishment government has been admonished by the European Commission in recent months for its 2019 budget plans to increase spending, cut taxes and to row back on some key reforms introduced by the previous administration.
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European heads of state including Germany's Angela Merkel and France's Emmanuel Macron exchanged private asides in Brussels, as Trump admonished them and other leaders of the 28-member alliance for not paying their "fair share" for defense.
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Getting a bachelor's degree is what going to college means to most Americans and is so ingrained in our culture that students who do not march along are often admonished, questioned and considered — or consider themselves — failures.
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The GOP-controlled Senate admonished Trump two days after the testimony from Coats and Haspel, voting 68-23 to progress with an amendment that warns the president against his decision to pull troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
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At a NATO summit in Brussels in May, the president publicly admonished European leaders for their low defense spending and threatened to reduce support, only to announce a jump in U.S. military spending in Europe months later.
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At most, a senator would likely be admonished by the chief justice if they were behaving in a way that violated decorum (much like Justice John Roberts did to the prosecutorial and defense teams early Wednesday morning).
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Dr. Dekker's study accused Boeing of trying to deflect attention from its own "design shortcomings" and other mistakes with "hardly credible" statements that admonished pilots to be more vigilant, according to a copy reviewed by The Times.
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A panel of lawmakers on Thursday admonished the nation's railroads and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) to meet a fast-approaching deadline to enact a key train safety feature that could have prevented two recent Amtrak crashes.
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The letter admonished him for supposedly contradicting "indisputable findings" that emissions of CO22019 and other greenhouse gases are the primary cause of recent global warming, a topic for which Seitter insists there is no room for debate.
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Judge Brian Cogan routinely admonished the jurors to avoid news coverage and social media, and to refrain from discussing the case with each other, so that the verdict could be decided only on evidence from the courtroom.
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Wild Rose School Division superintendent Brad Volkman tells the Edmonton Journal that the school's principal addressed students on the subject, and called on them to be "respectful" of one another and admonished the students' use of name calling.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump admonished South Korea, a key ally, for what he termed a policy of "appeasement" after North Korea claimed to have tested an advanced hydrogen bomb for a long-range missile on Sunday.
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Joined by many conservatives, these liberals note that Donald Trump lies brazenly; lacks any identifiable grasp on the public policies he'll be tasked with executing; and has been admonished by the Republican House speaker, among others, for racism.
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Ellis had harshly admonished members of Mueller&aposs team in a tense preliminary hearing in May, saying they were pursuing the case against the 69-year-old ex-Trump adviser only as a means to target the president.
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On the Senate side, Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer skipped their usual partisan opening speeches, and instead admonished the horrific attack and thanked the Capitol Police officers who saved lives on the field.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) also admonished Trump in a statement released moments before Corker spoke to reporters.
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CNN: A lawyer representing the whistleblower who initiated a formal complaint about Trump's dealings with Ukraine admonished the president in a letter to "cease and desist" attacks on his client, who he says faces risks of physical harm.
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In what he said was his first radio interview since taking office, the President admonished two members of his own party Monday on "The Rick and Bubba Show" and said he's fighting with Republicans as much as Democrats.
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"Mayor Pete Buttigieg admonished both Castro and Biden, saying, "This is why presidential debates have become unwatchable, this reminds people of what they cannot stand about Washington; people scoring points at each other, people poking at each other.
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A spouse who's sick of hearing about you "feeling trapped" at work or that you were admonished again might offer less eye contact or keep busy with another activity as you speak to mitigate the stress, says Taylor.
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Rubio admonished critics for "hyperventilating" about Bolton's past calls for a preemptive strike on North Korea, arguing that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and the government of Iran should be the only ones afraid of Bolton's agenda.
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" Among other things, he admonished Americans to defend democratic institutions, to not repeat the same words and phrases we hear in the media, to think clearly and critically, and to "take responsibility for the face of the world.
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"Saddam Hussein is a threat, but the threat is not so great that we must be stampeded to provide such authority to this president just weeks before an election," admonished Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia.
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Another poll released by the university in March — before the state held primary elections or Menendez was "severely admonished" by the Senate's ethics panel for his behavior in office — found a 17 percentage point edge for the Democrat.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said last week it doesn't expect to finish its review of the planes by the end of the year, and then publicly admonished Boeing for saying the jets could be approved before Jan. 1.
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Peter Navarro, a trade adviser who has advocated harsh measures against China, was admonished publicly this week by economic adviser Larry Kudlow for "freelancing" with recent remarks in which he urged Wall Street not to interfere on the issue.
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Bob Menendez, who avoided conviction in a corruption and bribery case last year but was "severely" admonished by the Senate Ethics Committee, survived a challenge from a fellow Democrat and won his party's nomination for another term as senator.
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"While doctors have frequently admonished me for putting cream in my coffee lest it clog my arteries ... not once has any doctor suggested I might face a higher cancer risk if I didn't cut back on drinking," she wrote.
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Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor—who herself called on Europe to "take its destiny in its own hands" in 2017 and last year called for "a real, true European army"—admonished Mr Macron for his "drastic words" and "sweeping blow".
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He was lightly admonished for his actions, but what I remember most was that nobody, including my teacher, understood how devastating it was to have my turban -- a sacred religious article of faith in Sikhism -- desecrated by a bully.
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Former Director Comey was admonished for his decision to step outside the Justice Department chain of command, publicly announcing his conclusions in the Clinton investigation, and then notifying Congress in October 2016 that Clinton was once again under investigation.
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Recently on Bill Maher's HBO show, anti-Trump conservative Andrew Sullivan admonished Bernie Sanders for claiming that our big business interests have far too much control over our government, saying that he was only fueling Trump's anti-establishment message.
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On Thursday, House Speaker Paul D. Ryan sternly admonished him for saying his supporters would riot if Republicans nominated someone else, the latest in a series of remarks Mr. Trump has made that seemed to encourage or condone violence.
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Matthew Mead of Wyoming, a Republican who has received hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions from energy companies, admonished interior officials this year for excluding Western states in changes the agency was making to sage grouse protection efforts.
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"The tone you and your senior staff set for the men and women of the State Department is crucial; U.S. diplomatic credibility abroad must not be compromised by the irresponsible use of the term 'Wuhan virus,'" Cardin admonished Pompeo.
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ET on Wednesday morning, the back and forth between House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler and White House lawyers Pat Cipollone and Jay Sekulow got so sharp and personal that both sides were admonished by Chief Justice John Roberts.
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" The Herald newspaper, which acts as a government mouthpiece, hailed the election as reflecting the will of the majority and admonished the opposition, decrying "a culture of rabble-rousing and sham protests of alleged rigging whenever a party loses.
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MUMBAI, July 28 (Reuters) - India's market regulator admonished stock exchanges, clearing corporations and depositories on Friday to have procedures in place to deal with technological disruptions or cyber attacks, and to quickly share any information when such instances occur.
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" He admonished the security forces, saying their responsibility was not only to protect "the peaceful demonstrators and public and private property" but also to "chase the outlaw criminals and arrest them and bring them to the judiciary for punishment.
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" The senators admonished the FCC that if it subjected "some or all information service providers to telephone regulation, it seriously would chill the growth and development of advanced services to the detriment of our economic and educational well-being.
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College leaders admonished him for his tenor, though not the message: "The tone and language of the email did not properly represent our commitment to thoughtful inquiry and civil discussion," the provost, David M. Whalen, said in a statement.
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"I would think somebody who has been accused of things in the last year or two would be more sensitive about throwing out wild allegations against people," admonished Tapper, who at other points called Jordan out for his hypocrisy. .
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While critics admonished Del Castillo's florid words for the drug lord, dubbing it apologia, the actress might have struck a chord with Mexicans on both sides of the border who were growing weary with the conflict's violence and terror.
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The lawsuit, which was recently filed in King County Superior Court, alleges that "though assigned to work flights to and from Korea, composed of many Korean-speaking passengers, they were singled out and admonished for speaking Korean," KIRO 7 reports.
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At such a vulnerable, exhausting and hopefully joyful time in our lives -- one when we're constantly admonished to avoid stress -- black mothers should be able to trust that we can lean on others, especially medical providers, to assist in our care.
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Several people criticized Weinstein's tweet — including Swisher, who admonished him for teaching her sons about "denigrating women" in an open letter of her own — and Jen Dziura, a writer and founder of the feminist career advice website the Bullish Society.
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Just recently, Tom admonished oblivious male fans at a Spider-Man red carpet for nearly crushing the girl in front of them, threatening to "throw [their] shit on the ground" if they kept pushing and then and then actually doing it.
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It is not uncommon for official Cuban artists to receive an intimidating lecture from state security before they travel, in which they are admonished not to speak against the government while abroad if they want to maintain their privileges at home.
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BEIJING/SINGAPORE, Aug 4 (Reuters) - China's state media said on Saturday the government's retaliatory tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. goods showed rational restraint, although in an opinion piece it still admonished the United States for blackmail and bullyboy tactics.
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After days of being dressed down by the judge overseeing the Paul Manafort case, federal prosecutors sought Thursday to put their foot down -- filing a motion complaining that Judge T.S. Ellis III had unfairly admonished them in front of the jury.
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The rate cuts also come after Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday admonished banks to "keep the poor, the lower middle class, and the middle class at the focus of their activities," and to act with the "public interest" in mind.
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TOKYO/SEOUL (Reuters) - Japan's foreign minister publicly admonished South Korea's ambassador on Friday in a worsening dispute over compensation for Korean forced laborers that has spilled over into their trade in high-tech materials used to make memory chips and screens.
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Naz's dim-bulb friend/Adderall customer slouches his way through testimony, painting the defendant as a drug dealer, and gets admonished by the DA (Jeannie Berlin, who owns these scenes with her impish charm) for being a shitty business student.
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Sullivan is the same judge who on Tuesday admonished Michael Flynn for committing a "serious offense" by lying to the FBI about his discussions with then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak while serving in a high-level role at the White House.
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FBI Director James Comey last month concluded the probe by announcing that investigators would not be recommending charges against Clinton, though he admonished her for her "extremely reckless" actions and revealed that 110 emails on the server contained classified information.
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McConnell was cautious in embracing Trump during the 2628 presidential race and even admonished him at times for going off script with such zeal, but he has since become a crucial ally in passing the president's agenda and confirming his nominees.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A Chinese official admonished Hong Kong on Thursday for failing to introduce a national security law, ramping up pressure on the former British colony to enact the contentious Article 23 that critics say will further choke its freedoms.
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The SBI move also comes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday admonished banks to "keep the poor, the lower middle class, and the middle class at the focus of their activities," and to act with the "public interest" in mind.
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Throughout much of the previous year, China regularly admonished Australia for viewing the former through 'tinted glasses' — read 'Western bias' — and warned Australia to remain neutral with respect to the deepening tension between the United States and China or face consequences.
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Now that we've very lightly publicly admonished a legislative body that saw fit to pass a law concerning who uses what bathroom, we've got a business to run and hearts and minds to change through the power of exhibition basketball.
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Hite ruled the identities of alleged victims would remain under court seal and admonished lawyers to keep that information confidential, after the defense team for one defendant, David Daleiden, was found to have posted videos and other identifying material online.
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In the voice mail messages, Mr. DeRisi, who is from Smithtown, N.Y., used threats of bodily harm laced with expletives to discourage the senators from voting to approve Judge Kavanaugh's nomination and then admonished one for doing so, the complaint said.
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He vowed to fight gun violence, and admonished President Trump for a Saturday night Twitter post that accused the F.B.I. of missing "signals" of Wednesday's deadly rampage because of what the president characterized as the agency's preoccupation with the Russian investigation.
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VIENNA/PARIS (Reuters) - The U.N. watchdog policing Iran's troubled nuclear deal with major powers admonished Tehran on Tuesday for failing to answer its questions about past nuclear activities at three sites and for denying it access to two of them.
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The two have had a rocky relationship — a couple of coup attempts in Doha, occasional border skirmishes — but to Saudi Arabia, Qatar has been an irritant at most, a slightly errant G.C.C. ally, an annoying adolescent to be admonished, not flogged.
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But taking the stage just hours after Greta Thunberg admonished world leaders for doing "basically nothing" to reduce carbon emissions, Trump touted America's role as the world's biggest oil and gas producer and dismissed climate activists as prophets of doom.
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"Greta Thunberg is really prodding us to think what our priorities are in terms of the environment and climate change," Byrne said, referring to the 16-year-old Swedish girl who admonished world leaders at the United Nations last month.
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Parsing through the details of 21983 years, it's clear that while abusive teachers were sometimes admonished or forbidden to live in the dorms, many were allowed to stay on campus — one of them for a decade after the alleged abuse occurred.
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New York (CNN)Harvey Weinstein's defense attorneys filed a letter Wednesday asking the judge in his sexual assault trial in New York to step aside after the way he admonished the disgraced film producer for using a cell phone in court.
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All of the leadership at Uber was complicit in what had been happening at the company for years, and if they didn't know what was going on, that's a different kind of failure that should also be recognized and admonished.
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The latter occurred in a February case testing a police officer's right against self-incrimination as Breyer began asking the officer's lawyer specifics about testimony at a preliminary hearing, Roberts admonished Breyer not to go beyond the record in the case.
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In the end, the lower-level employee was dismissed while Ms. Murray was admonished but kept her job, even though several top executives on Bridgewater's management committee, including Mr. Comey, thought she was not telling the truth, the former employees said.
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Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) admonished President Donald Trump for failing to punish Turkey for its invasion of northern Syria, asserting Sunday that senior administration officials "look ridiculous" while U.S.-allied Kurdish fighters are slaughtered as part of the offensive.
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"After a federal appeals court admonished them to 'stop making excuses,' the county finally submitted a fair housing analysis that was nearly acceptable, with the exception of certain language that we found to be unsupported by the facts," Mr. Sullivan said.
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In new docs, obtained by TMZ the "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" stars -- who are in the middle of a custody war -- were admonished by a judge to stop "doing any act injuring, maltreating, vilifying, threatening, molesting, or harassing" each other or their kid.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine), Roberts admonished both sides.
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The council in a June 2009 order admonished Kozinski for his "poor judgment," but did not take any further disciplinary action, citing the fact that the judge had taken responsibility, apologized, and taken action to get rid of the content at issue.
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN), one of a group of four congresswomen of color whom he last Sunday admonished on Twitter to "go back" to the countries they came from (Omar is a Somali refugee; the other three women were born in America).
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The hedge fund manager has previously admonished American corporations for pushing Trump to strike a deal with Beijing too quickly and told CNBC as recently as June that the U.S. has leverage over China and should pressure negotiators into a better settlement.
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Most of the commentary is innocuous: professors are praised for their brilliance and generosity, and admonished for being boring or tough graders: "This prof makes u work your butt off but u still won't get an A". But the outliers are startling.
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He has also repeatedly admonished the prosecution for using the loaded term "oligarch" to describe Manafort's clients, because the character of those clients is not relevant to whether Manafort paid taxes on his income or failed to register as a foreign agent.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China admonished the United States on Monday for sending its ambassador in India to a contested stretch of land on the India-China border, warning that a third party's meddling would only complicate the dispute between Beijing and New Delhi.
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The GOP challenger noted that the Senate Ethics Committee admonished Menendez in April, with the panel saying Menendez broke Senate rules, federal law and "applicable standards of conduct" after he "knowingly and repeatedly accepted gifts of significant value" without proper approval or disclosure.
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A couple of times after picking up take-out food I have been admonished by people in my building for my taking the regular elevator instead of the service elevator — with the assumption that I am a delivery person, not a resident.
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Several days before the pope began his trip, his office admonished countries in Eastern Europe that have "artificially created fear of Muslims," urging them to be more open to refugees and asylum seekers from places that have been torn apart by conflict.
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In one filing, Mr. Dulos sought to have Ms. Dulos admonished for keeping information from him, such as the fact that she'd chosen a new pediatrician for the children and had signed up one of their sons for an ice hockey team.
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While Mr. Menendez was "severely admonished" by the Senate for violating rules on accepting gifts and other offenses, he has not been found guilty in a court of law; a criminal case ended in a hung jury, and the remaining charges were dismissed.
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She wrote about white friends and classmates who would not invite her into their homes because she was Chinese, the fourth-grade teacher who mocked her intention to write a poem, and the grandmother who admonished her for not being a boy.
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Mr. Domenici's near-spotless political career was blemished in 2008 when the Senate Ethics Committee admonished him for creating an "appearance of impropriety" by telephoning David Iglesias, a top federal prosecutor in New Mexico, at home shortly before the 2006 midterm elections.
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Joe Lockhart: Roberts is keeping both sides on a short leash Perhaps the most dramatic moment on camera in opening day of the Senate trial was when Chief Justice Roberts admonished both sides for their rhetoric after a heated exchange between Democratic Rep.
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Throughout the stunning sentencing hearing in her Ingham County, Michigan, courtroom, Judge Aquilina admonished Nassar, who had pleaded guilty to despicable crimes, while she offered personal words of support to more than 150 survivors who gave victim impact statements about his abuse.
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The surprise outcome came after an unexpectedly contentious hearing, in which U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan repeatedly admonished Flynn, telling him, "Arguably, you sold your country out," drawing gasps and head shakes from members of Flynn's family sitting in the courtroom.
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Brooks and Krzyzewski disputed the nature of the coach's comments; Brooks told reporters that he had been admonished for his celebration, and Krzyzewski initially denied that, but audio later supported Brooks's version, and the coach apologized to him and Oregon's coach, Dana Altman.
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Aaja Chemnitz Larsen, one of Greenland's two MPs in the Danish parliament, admonished Mr Trump to show more respect: any proposals about the island "should have been discussed directly" with its elected officials and its people, she told Politiken, a Danish daily.
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Prominent lawmakers in both parties admonished the White House on Monday for its controversial decision to allow Turkey to invade northern Syria and potentially wipe out U.S.-allied Kurdish fighters, with Republican hawks and moderates joining with Democrats to blast the move.
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It very publicly admonished R.T. Jones for having no written policies regarding cybersecurity, for failing to build a firewall to protect customer data, for not encrypting data it sent to a third-party web server and for not having a response plan for cyberattacks.
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Beijing has advised its citizens in recent days not to visit or study in the United States, potentially hitting universities and tourist destinations, and it admonished remarks this week by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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But Democrats, pointing to Trump's recent remarks maintaining that his July 25 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was "perfect," have expressed concern that Trump will feel even more untouchable after his acquittal, despite being impeached in the House and admonished by moderate Republican senators.
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The accepted narrative for them was that the prince and the queen were the haughty guards of a castle in which they'd confined the sweet Diana, admonished her for wanting to do good in the world, and forcing her to linger in a sham marriage.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, Sanchez was repeatedly admonished by the debate moderator to wrap up her closing statement, and when she finally gave the floor to Harris, she struck the pose, popularized by NFL star Cam Newton and the hip-hop group Migos.
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There have been several cases of Black students—in the United States—being admonished, disciplined, and even suspended from school for wearing their natural hair texture because of punitive attitudes and policies about the rejection of European beauty standards and embrace of Black aesthetics.
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Under the Bush administration, we Democrats rightfully admonished the president's national security decisions and use of force; yet, when President Obama took office and implemented what many of us refer to as Bush 22019, most of my Democratic colleagues began singing a different tune.
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Angela Merkel, who in 2013 became the first German chancellor to visit the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site, at his invitation, recalled Mr. Mannheimer as a survivor who admonished Germans never to forget, but at the same time helped reconcile Germans with their past.
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Pelosi, meanwhile, reportedly admonished progressives during a closed-door caucus meeting this week over concerns about their rhetoric on social media and dismissed the power of Ocasio-Cortez and her allies, known collectively as "the squad," in an interview with The New York Times.
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" With delicate balance, he admonished the Black Lives Matter movement to recognize that an overwhelming majority of cops perform their jobs valiantly and fairly and that when anyone "paints all police as biased or bigoted, we undermine those officers we depend on for our safety.
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In fact, given that he admonished Omar and other congresswomen of color "to go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came" in the aforementioned tweet, the idea that he's opposed to such sentiments is a huge stretch.
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"Even James Clapper has admonished John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE for having gone totally off the rails," Trump said.
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That said, I have been admonished by servers who tell me that that my wine choice was poorly picked for my meal, that the appetizer I picked was too heavy with regards to the main; in both instances, I was told to change my order.
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Then we prayed, as Jimmy admonished us, "with your eyes open and your heads up!" and I thought how sweet it would be, if Christ had ever come into my life, to be dwelling in the bosom of the church with these strange, earnest people.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — The New Zealand government admonished Google on Friday for disclosing the identity of a man charged with killing a female British backpacker, highlighting the tension that arises when local courts order the suppression of information that can be easily found online.
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We had already explained to her some days before that there was a flu going around, after she wondered aloud why we were suddenly washing our hands so often and why we admonished her not to touch anything when we went to the grocery store.
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PG&E, which filed for bankruptcy in January in the face of tens of billions of dollars in wildfire liabilities, has been repeatedly castigated and admonished by a judge overseeing an effort to improve the company's safety culture and remove vegetation near its electrical lines.
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Speaking at the Quirinal Palace on Monday night after a third, and apparently final, round of fruitless consultations with party leaders, the mild-mannered Mr. Mattarella seemed a bit vexed as he called the situation "anomalous" and admonished the politicians for their lack of progress.
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While there is no such thing as an "undiscovered" Venetian restaurant, this always-full, 203-table place attracts an equal proportion of residents and discerning tourists who have been properly admonished by the "No Pizza, No Lasagne, No Menu Turistico" sign beside the front door.
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Genius is not always immediately recognizable: Van Gogh was unappreciated in his time, Mendel's theories on heredity weren't understood until long after his death, and a man who cuts his biggest books in half to make them more portable is currently being admonished online.
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The phone call between Mr. Trump and Ms. Tsai was a striking break from nearly four decades of diplomatic practice and threatened to precipitate a major rift with China, which admonished Mr. Trump in a front-page editorial in the overseas edition of People's Daily.
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Still, the business failed to follow the law, according to a December 2019 warning letter from FDA, in which the agency admonished the company for not following manufacturing safety measures for drug and tissue products and for using inadequate procedures to screen blood donors for communicable diseases.
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Nick Naydev, a 27-year-old passenger who went on a Symphony of the Seas cruise with his friends, was admonished after he video-taped himself jumping off the 11th floor of the boat and into the ocean while the ship was docked in Nassau, Bahamas.
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With the leadership from both parties standing with him in the Senate Chamber, he admonished them that they have let the Senate disintegrate from the world's greatest deliberative body to one that, because of a partisan and tribal mindset, no longer produces for the American people.
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ABOUT THE TIMBERWOLVES (4-8): Horford will battle with reigning NBA Rookie of the Year Karl-Anthony Towns, who is not happy with Minnesota losing and admonished his teammates for laughing and making noise in the showers after Saturday's loss, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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WASHINGTON — In an address billed as an examination of the future of politics, Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin on Wednesday admonished politicians in both parties for debasing political discourse, urging candidates to lift their gaze toward matters of serious policy and to strive for civility.
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Speaking at a White House briefing on Thursday, Deborah Birx, response coordinator for the Coronavirus Task Force, admonished the press against taking those models too seriously, even as New York governor Andrew Cuomo begged for federal help with acquiring ventilators and protective equipment for health care workers.
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On Tuesday, he admonished Trump for a scathing letter the president sent to Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.).
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Nixon, who remained more than 20 points behind Cuomo in a recent poll, released a video last week juxtaposing women marching for empowerment with Cuomo's statements about hiring former New York Assemblyman Sam Hoyt, who was admonished for an affair with a 19-year-old female intern.
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As a sitting senator, Menendez was admonished by all six members of the Senate Ethics Committee for accepting expensive gifts and travel from Salomon Melgen, an eye doctor who was eventually convicted of defrauding Medicare by $73 million and sentenced to 17 years in federal prison.
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I sincerely hope that every newly bought copy of "1984" is read through and through, and, as my mother admonished, read again and again, because that novel shows us that what is at stake right now is nothing short of the legitimacy, confidence and honesty of our republic.
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A June 2015 email that Business Insider obtained revealed that Zenefits' director of real estate and workplace services admonished employees not to "smoke, drink, eat or have sex" in the building stairwells, where the building's manager reported that cups of beers, cigarettes and used condoms had been found.
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Bob Menendez, who avoided conviction in a corruption and bribery case last year but was "severely" admonished by the Senate Ethics Committee, survived a challenge from a fellow Democrat and won his party's nomination for another term as senator, as eight states across the country held primary contests Tuesday.
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A police choir on stage at his back, five chairs in the audience left empty in mourning, he admonished protesters to avoid reckless language—despite his avowed belief that the Black Lives Matter movement, excessive as it can be, has an important place in the ecology of social change.
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Lamenting that the just peace for which he said he had labored seems still far away, Pope Pius XII implored the warring nations today [April 13] to use no weapons more terrible than those thus far employed and admonished military commanders in occupied countries to treat civilians humanely.
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Over the weekend, Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland and the chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, admonished the former White House head of personnel security, Carl Kline, for his failure to comply with a subpoena ordering him to show up for a deposition last week.
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Democrats and environmental groups on Thursday admonished the Trump administration for issuing a rule they say sets protections for waterways back decades; however, it's shaping up to be a huge win in GOP-leaning rural America as the Trump campaign eagerly courts farm country ahead of the 2020 election.
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Mr. Trump is hardly the first president to criticize or seek to apply pressure to the courts; Mr. Obama admonished Supreme Court justices as they sat before him in the House chamber during his 2010 State of the Union address for their ruling in the Citizens United v.
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Former aides to Mr. Ryan and John A. Boehner, another former House speaker, said both admonished Mr. King, but noted that he was a backbencher of little consequence in the Capitol and argued that he had not said anything nearly as incendiary as what he did last week.
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" MUELLER TEAM FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST MANAFORT TRIAL JUDGE Fox News: "After days of being dressed down by the judge overseeing the Paul Manafort case, federal prosecutors sought Thursday to put their foot down -- filing a motion complaining that Judge T.S. Ellis III had unfairly admonished them in front of the jury.
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To live your whole life under the confines of being expected to marry well, only to be admonished when reaping the rewards of doing just that, is some Grade A level bullshit and reason enough, in my opinion, to start poisoning every idiot dude who tries to get in your way.
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Prospective Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg on Wednesday admonished President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE for his latest attack on former Sen.
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The new filing comes three months after his sentencing was abruptly delayed when a federal judge admonished him for committing a "serious offense" by lying to the FBI about his contacts with the Russian ambassador and suggested he was likely to impose a stern sentence on the former Trump aide.
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A family court judge in New Jersey has been admonished by an appeals court after it was found that he rejected a bid to try a 16-year-old boy who had been accused of rape as an adult, citing reasons like the defendant's "good family" and his high test scores.
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" As Jonathan Swan of Axios reported on Sunday, during a speech to Republican donors at his private Mar-a-Lago club on Friday, Trump — who last year admonished his supporters that "what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening" — dismissed video of his flub as "fake news.
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Judge Steven T. O'Neill has admonished the jurors to ignore anything they have heard outside the courtroom, but to the wider world, Ms. Constand walked to the stand as a sort of proxy for the dozens of women who have stepped forward to accuse Mr. Cosby of drugging and assaulting them.
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"We're looking forward to it," said Mr. Marotta, a conservancy employee, as his old cart chugged and coughed while he inspected the park for cleanliness, picked up litter here and there, answered visitors' questions and gently admonished trespassers on closed lawns or dog-walkers whose pets were off the leash.
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Pelosi's supporters say she has repeatedly demonstrated the seriousness of the undertaking, including in non-scripted moments, like her uncharacteristic burst of emotion on Thursday when she admonished a Sinclair TV network reporter for shouting, "Do you hate the president, Madame Speaker?" as she was exiting her weekly news conference.
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Speaking to reporters in New Hampshire on Thursday, Sanders admonished the Iowa Democratic Party and the caucus process, saying that officials were "unprepared" and relied on "untested technology" to record results, referring to a fraught effort to use a mobile app to send precinct tallies to the state party in Des Moines.
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Even after being admonished by the DC Circuit, the commission has consistently been avoiding its responsibility to consider whether the climate change impacts of a natural gas facility — especially pipelines, the downstream impacts and even the direct impacts — are significant, whether the greenhouse gas emissions have a significant impact on the environment.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security offered to help in the investigation and said it did not see an immediate, directly related threat for the U.S. Dick said the help would be welcomed even after an incident last month at the G7 in which May admonished Trump for an apparent intelligence sharing breach.
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That his conspiratorial comments about the Florida election have been so easily adopted by the previously Trump-shy Scott -- who was admonished by a federal judge for "(toeing) the line between imprudent campaign trail rhetoric and problematic state action" -- is viewed by voting rights advocates as a sign of things to come.
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Especially in light of the fact that musicians have canceled concerts; major corporations have not only publicly admonished the law, but have halted expansion into the state; the NBA moved its 2017 All-Star Game from Charlotte to New Orleans; and now the NCAA has removed its championship events from the state.
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Iran additionally claimed the missile test also did not breach a U.N. Security Council resolution endorsing the nuclear agreement between Tehran and six world powers, including the U.S. Trump's national security adviser, Michael Flynn, on Wednesday admonished Iran's recent missile testing, warning Tehran that it is "on notice" from the White House.
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When Mr. Trump entered the Cabinet Room for Wednesday's meeting with the Democrats, he did not take his seat near the center of the table and instead stood at the end of the table and admonished his guests, according to an account from two people in the room, one Republican and one Democrat.
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They admonished him in their filing that "the sooner an order issues enjoining the A.C.A., the better, both so that all states and individuals can prepare to operate and live without the A.C.A." This is not the first time opponents of Obama-era policies have asked Judge O'Connor to do their bidding.
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Never mind that the Supreme Court has repeatedly admonished against this kind of argument, or that we now live in a world in which a woman could marry her same-sex partner one day, only to be fired for it the next (an absurdity pointed out specifically by the majority opinion in Zarda).
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As American negotiators resumed talks in Shanghai, Trump admonished China for failing to keep up its promises to buy more US agricultural products and warned against a strategy of dragging out negotiations to end a trade impasse in the hopes that a Democrat -- such as former Vice President Joe Biden -- might win the White House.
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" The newspaper acknowledged that Clinton is secretive and admonished the former secretary of State and former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE for cashing in the speech circuit "on an unprecedented and unseemly scale.
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Jerry Nadler that led both men to be admonished by the trial&aposs presiding officer, Chief Justice John Roberts, Cipollone said Democrats "owe an apology to the president of the United States and his family, you owe an apology to the Senate, but most of all, you owe an apology to the American people."
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Photo: Hagen Hopkins (Getty Images)The government of New Zealand "admonished" search giant Google for publicizing the name of a man charged in the killing of backpacker Grace Millane in Auckland, with justice minister Andrew Little demanding that the company change its algorithms to prevent it from happening again in the future, the New York Times reported on Friday.
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" — Fair Play for Women Further in the letter, the women say they come from different walks of life (including mothers, members of the armed forces, unemployed and disabled) and are being admonished for saying "that males cannot become females," that "women do not have penises" and "that women's spaces such as refuges should be safe havens for women only.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens The Hill's 12:30 Report: McConnell pans House resolution on impeachment process The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP MORE (Wyo.), the No. 3 Republican in the House, admonished those who would question Vindman's patriotism without naming names.
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Near the end of his political career, the Senate Ethics Committee admonished Domenici in April 2008 for creating "an appearance of impropriety that reflected unfavorably upon the Senate" when he telephoned the top federal prosecutor in New Mexico to ask if an indictment in a politically sensitive corruption case would come before the November 2006 elections.
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Ms. Holder has said that she did not report the incident to Fox News previously because her earlier requests to meet with executives had been dismissed, because she did not know anyone in the human resources department and because executives had admonished her previously when she had complained about other issues, according to the documents and interviews.
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The surprise decision by Flynn's defense attorneys came after U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan admonished Flynn, a retired three-star Army general, for committing a "serious offense" by lying to the FBI about his discussions with then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak about sanctions on Moscow while serving in a high-level role at the White House.
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She also admonished him for misspelling people's names in his columns at The New York Observer and The New York Daily News, advised him to always have two drinks before he went reporting at society functions, and stepped in front of Oscar de la Renta the night he was about to knock Mr. Norwich out for something he'd written.
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Ms. Holder has said that she did not report the incident to Fox News previously because her earlier requests to meet with executives had been dismissed, because she did not know anyone in the human resources department and because executives had admonished her previously when she had complained about other issues, according to the documents and interviews.
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Last May, at a news conference introducing the new athletic director, Mark Coyle, Kaler had admonished the team for multiple off-the-court incidents — a sex video involving three players that circulated briefly on social media; a sexual assault allegation against another; and an undisclosed conduct violation by a senior captain whom Coach Richard Pitino threw off the team.
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Stop assuming that you know what's best for people, he admonished his listeners, and instead dive into the already-raging public debate of what happens next with AI. What's happening: As scientists in major fields have done for decades, AI experts are being prodded to step out of the lab, get political and help formulate how society confronts what they are creating.
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"As soon as he travels to 112 countries and negotiates a peace deal, a cease-fire, a release of dissidents, an opening of new opportunities in nations around the world or even spends 11 hours testifying in front of a congressional committee, he can talk to me about stamina," she said to cheers from an audience that was repeatedly admonished to stay quiet.
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Asked by a reporter what he plans to say to Putin, Trump admonished her that "what I say to him is none of your business" — a somewhat odd line given not only the controversy that's swirled around secretive meetings with Putin he's had in the past but also because the president is supposedly conducting diplomacy on behalf of the United States.
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Additional Reading Shrugging Off Trump Scandals, Evangelicals Look to Rescue G.O.P. Ms. Kardashian Goes to Washington Debbie Lesko Wins Arizona Special Election for Congress, Rallying G.O.P. Menendez Is 'Severely Admonished' by Senate Panel for Accepting Gifts Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, crossed the border on Friday to meet with the South's president, Moon Jae-in, at the village of Panmunjom.
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Currently, Bob Kroll (now a Lieutenant) is the controversial union president of the Minneapolis Police Federation, who has admonished the Black Lives Matter movement in the wake of Philando Castile's fatal shooting by a police officer of St. Anthony, Minnesota, in June of 2016 and Jamar Clark's death at the hands of a Minneapolis PD officer in November of 20143.
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Earlier Friday morning, I admonished my Facebook friends and followers to be wary of the normalization of President-elect Trump, the "maybe he won't be so bad after all" sort of optimism being propagated by some tradtional media writers and outlets that, in presidential elections past, many Americans deferred to for the purpose of fostering a peaceful transition of power.
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Clinton was eventually admonished for "extremely careless" behavior by former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE over her use of the private server, but was never charged with a crime.
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On Wednesday, former Google engineer Tim Chevalier, who is transgender, said in a suit filed in San Francisco Superior Court that he was admonished by a supervisor for his political activism, and that after responding to comments on an internal chat board about the Damore memo, an HR representative told him using the phrase "white guys" could reflect stereotypes about race and gender.
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Under Sessions, the Justice Department has been aggressive in trying to cut off funds to and punish sanctuary cities -- though the courts have repeatedly admonished many of those efforts -- and was the primary agency that justified the ending of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, a program that protected young undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children.
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John Podesta admonished President Trump on Friday after the president targeted the former Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE campaign chairman in a tweet during the Group of 2628 summit in Germany.
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DeVos also spoke briefly with reporters and admonished what she said was an "oversimplification" of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and his administration's views on school safety.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor, a member of the Supreme Court's liberal wing, admonished her colleagues on the right in a striking dissent from the court's decision to uphold President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's travel ban.
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Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) admonished President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Wednesday for seemingly favoring celebrities — and those with celebrity advocates — in his decisions about granting clemency.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Stern Rebuke for Senators," by Adam Liptak (Sidebar column, front page, March 22): I wish that Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. had admonished Republican senators that their party's candidates will not be able to talk about how much they love the Constitution or that they stand for its strict construction during this year's elections or in the near future (if ever).
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Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report Giuliani says some documents turned over by State watchdog came from him MORE on Tuesday ripped former White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert, accusing him of being "bitter" about his exit from the administration after the ex-aide admonished Giuliani's role in pushing theories about Ukraine.
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It's becoming a familiar spot for Ryan, who on several occasions this year has admonished Trump for his statements or policies, including his plan to temporarily ban Muslims from entering the U.S. Trump stood behind that idea on Monday, saying in a speech that he would use the powers of the presidency to take on "radical Islam" by pausing the flow of immigrants from "dangerous countries" in the Middle East.
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" But at least one other prominent sports team, the Golden State Warriors, the winners of two of the last three N.B.A. titles, also uses a version of the blood analysis/supplement program of Thorne Research and its affiliate, Wellness FX. Chelsea Lane, the Warriors' director of performance and sports medicine, said in an email that she admonished players for whom "every 1 percent counts in the pursuit of excellence.
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But President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who has publicly admonished North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, said Saturday evening that Pyongyang must "denuke" prior to any talks with the United States.
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"The judge further admonished the Secretary of State for abusing his discretion by prohibiting 17-year olds from voting for presidential candidates and not only directed the Secretary to instruct poll workers to allow 17-year olds to vote but also instructed them to make a reasonable effort to attempt to determine and record choices that have already been made by any 85033-year old who already voted in early voting," Deutsch said.
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" He also said the judge had "admonished the secretary of state for abusing his discretion by prohibiting 17-year-olds from voting for presidential candidates and not only directed the secretary to instruct poll worker to allow 17-year olds to vote but also instructed them to make a reasonable effort to attempt to determine and record choices that have already been made by any 17-year-old who already voted in early voting.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) cut through the noise during Thursday night's debate and admonished her opponents during a particularly heated moment between several participants, warning them that voters don't want to see a "food fight" between Democrats.
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