"I was told off by my mum," Maryanne said of the moment.
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I tried to do something about it but I'd get told off.
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From the second she told off Juan Pablo she was in our minds.
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On Monday, producers said in a statement that Angie would be told off air.
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Tom Cruise would come around the corner and be told off by Emily Blunt.
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AIQ also gets told off for failing to properly secure the data it misused.
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Several European commissioners have publicly told off the Italian leaders for challenging the bloc's rules.
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This worker told off the owner of the business in front of the vice presidents.
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"I learned so much in that year about what I wasn't," Downey told Off Camera.
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Who knows whether they would have been arrested or just told off and sent home?
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"I know what it is to get the shot — the money shot," Arsenault told Off.
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I go there every two weeks and I've even been told off for going too much.
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I've been told off a number of times in court for having a right old laugh.
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One person tried to take a photograph — only to be told off by a security guard.
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Despite having told off some of her toughest critics, Banks says that criticism sometimes has its place.
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Another commented that Trump told off Pope Francis, who caught shade for cozying up to the Castros.
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Prince William gets a scolding from grandmaEven royals get told off by their grandparents every now and then.
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Instead, he told off his critics for their impatience, and denied rumours of a European helicopter cash drop.
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I go to write this down but am told off for taking too many notes on my phone.
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Now that he's been told off, Nash-Jones has started saying it was all the other kids' fault.
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She bluntly told off politicians and other activists when she believed that they were doing the wrong thing.
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She told bawdy jokes, told off governesses, hid and wouldn't come out, and climbed trees and wouldn't come down.
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The line is almost as priceless as the look on Spratt's face when he sees Denker get told off.
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Did you get told off by Eillie Goulding for taking a photo of her at the Elle Style Awards?
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We're told off-duty KC police officers working the event responded and arrested both the man and the woman.
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They kept being told off by the ushers on the first night as they were getting all over the place.
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While Brown's iteration of the character adds some laughs to the movie, she still gets told off in the end.
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My family ate rice for dinner and I, like Mulan, also got told off for chewing with my mouth open!
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You get told off by your mom fairly often for eating family packs of snacks she's bought for the week.
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I remember getting told off for giggling [during the surgery], and I was asked to sing rhymes and tell fairy tales.
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In fact, her mother eventually became her full-time trainer, after Bonaly was told off by her coach for trying such moves.
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EBA TOLD OFF OVER DANSKE The plan to enhance the bloc's defenses against money laundering was adopted in December by EU finance ministers.
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Simone Biles stuck a completely different kind of landing this past Tuesday when she told off a couple of internet trolls via Twitter.
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He had the attitude of an irate toddler with his arms crossed and I felt like I was about to be told off.
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"None of us are being told off in this exhibition about how much we choose to reveal," said the curator-in-residence Charlotte Cotton.
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Arsenault is a retired photographer, and six months ago, he opened his own water taxi company called Bay to Bay Charters, he told Off.
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A television presenter was even told off by the Daily Mail, a zealous enforcer of poppy-wearing, for sporting one that was deemed too big.
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When I ask a question he doesn't like (such as how much money he made from "Chocolate Rain") I'm told off for asking unoriginal questions.
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Arnason heads the ball away near goal to give Nigeria a corner, then gets told off by keeper Halldorsson who could have just caught it.
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Not since President Billy Bob Thornton got told off in Love Actually has a world leader received such a devastating public dressing down from Hugh Grant.
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He told off Prime Minister Theresa May on Twitter, after she objected to his exploitation of anti-Muslim propaganda from a far-right group in Britain.
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The man who was told off by Meghan Markle's security team for trying to take her picture at Wimbledon said he didn't even realize the royal was there.
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Last night at the premiere of "The Cher Show," Kanye West became the latest theater audience member to be told off for using a phone during a Broadway performance.
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I have been told off by my wife for thinking of yoga as a competitive sport, but sometimes yoga instructors remind me of the drill sergeants of my youth.
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In fact under traditional Muay Thai rules Saencahi is often told off for using the technique as it is illegal for the fighter to place his hands on the mat.
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I was also glad I was able to fill my thermos up with coffee from the breakfast buffets at some of the hotels; again, I was not told off once.
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The MEE has already told off the mayors of six cities after they failed to meet their smog targets over winter, saying one city in Hebei had "significantly reduced its focus".
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When I saw doctors about my difficulties, I was told off for wasting their time or misdiagnosed with a host of things, including generalized anxiety disorder and (my favorite) bad luck.
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Meanwhile, Lega has been told off by the European institutions for blaming the incident on the lack of funding from the EU, which the institution has proven to be factually incorrect.
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When Billy Martin ordered catcher Thurman Munson to signal a fastball to Lyle on one memorable occasion, the pitcher stepped off the rubber and told off his manager in colorful fashion.
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These subjects in a University of Chicago study on body language and lying were asked several general questions — and then told off camera to lie or tell the truth when answering.
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I got told off like a petulant child for using the bathroom for ten minutes in the morning 'when [they] wanted it,' and for putting food in the (enormous, half-empty) fridge.
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"That will keep me grounded, to continue having to pay my employees, do payslips, get told off by clients, it's important," he said as parliament staff walked with him to sign administrative forms.
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Emmanuel Macron, the French president, publicly told off Putin in a highly anticipated meeting that further brought France and Germany together while calling new and unwelcome attention to Trump's continuing pro-Russian statements.
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I've already been told off for taking liberties with getting things delivered to the office to protect my personal address, and I didn't think the staff here would appreciate a mattress arriving on their doorstep.
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Call him erratic: Tesla CEO Elon Musk eagerly told analysts he's on the right path, refused to answer questions he called "boring," and told off a broker whose clients, he said, can't tolerate market volatility.
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Arsenault told Off on "As It Happens" that when members of a Japanese television company — the name of which he did not disclose — requested to book a water taxi ride, he wasn&apost initially suspicious.
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"Mothers, if your daughter is able to come and talk to you about it, they have to know they won't be told off, it's not their fault they're not guilty, the other person is," she said.
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When I studied abroad in Europe, I tipped when I didn't have to, until I was told off for doing so, all while I was pinching pennies just to survive the whole time I was there.
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" Whenever Fallon asked him to come up with something "simpler," Torres shrugged and suggested yet more existential options like, "Turtle who just told off another turtle and now has to turn away and storm off very slowly.
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Arsenault added in the "As It Happens" interview that he thinks locals would welcome Prince Harry and Markle to Canada"They hope to rub elbows with them in the line in the grocery store," Arsenault told Off.
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Belgium, which has the EU's fifth highest public debt at 102% of GDP, was also told off for not having sufficiently reduced it, but the Commission concluded that it lacked a sufficient basis for launching a disciplinary procedure.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. We've been told off for trying to make Twitter a safe little echo chamber—a blue port in this howling shit storm we call life—but that's exactly what makes Instagram so great.
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He told off an older man with a fancier degree, who clearly was not used to being talked back to, and relieved me of the source of my pain until the chemicals in my bloodstream would take the edge off it.
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Some burly men follow Nureyev as he frequents cafés and bars, and he gets told off by the Kirov's management for flouting the curfew, but there is little sense of a tangible threat, or the horror of the punishment that might await back home.
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he was told "off the record" by Foxconn chairman Terry Gou that the company plans to spend $30 billion on a new U.S. plant — which would be three times the amount of money the company has previously pledged.
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Moments such as when Mr Macron told off a teenager for not calling him "Monsieur" in 2018, or when he said in 2017 that railway stations were places where "one crosses people who succeed, and people who are nothing", have added to this impression that he is arrogant and removed.
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Read more: The man who was told off by Meghan Markle's security at Wimbledon says he was 'much more interested in getting a video of Roger Federer'"I honestly couldn't really care less about taking a picture of Meghan, Harry or any of the royals — and, if I did, I'd ask first," he said about the incident.
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Tony meets a succession of people who deserve to be told off, and then he tells them: slovenly and batty co-workers; sanctimonious charity solicitors; unhelpful servers; a schoolyard bully; a parade of overweight characters (a favorite target of Gervais' standup); his oafish therapist; the dim townspeople he profiles for the paper; a lazy postman; and lazy store clerks.
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"Take your money and get off my property" Peter, #comedinewithme 2016 — Chris Stark (@Chris_Stark) January 5, 2016 @gemmaminty_ they all look like they're being told off by a teacher — Alex Smith (@alexsmith43_) January 4, 2016 Mouth just fell open at Peter's tantrum at the end of #comedinewithme — Tracy (@TracyA_C) January 4, 2016 Even two of the contestants, Charlotte and Adam, ended up wading in.
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Read more:Serena Williams said she 'didn't know there was negative media' surrounding Meghan Markle's Wimbledon appearanceThe man who was told off by Meghan Markle's security at Wimbledon says he was 'much more interested in getting a video of Roger Federer'A man got in trouble for taking a photo of Meghan Markle at Wimbledon, but he was actually just taking a selfieMeghan Markle appeared to break Wimbledon's strict dress code just 2 days after Kate Middleton followed it perfectly
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France, the second-largest economy in Europe, received a letter from Brussels last week, warning that its planned debt reduction in 2126.7 does not respect the proposals that Paris had agreed previously with the EU. Spain, Belgium, Portugal and Slovenia were also effectively told off by the EU. In the case of France, the 22021 budget plan sees its structural deficit (the difference between spending and revenues, excluding one-off items) falling 260 percent this year and 21995 percent in 2100.
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That was the year Bieber—newly off-the-rails, still cherubically beautiful before the 2015 yeah-alright-he's-cool high, before the 2017 guys-have-you-heard-of-God—and Smith—in his would-actually-go-to-the-MTV-Awards days, before he became the perfect crystalline intersection between streetwear and art—started pulling this face in every photo, as if their eyebrows are trying to rise off their face through a hole in the exact center of their forehead, as if they are trying to impersonate a dog being told off.
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Read more:A 21-year-old tennis player was told off by an umpire at the Australian Open after he asked a ball girl to peel his banana for himGrigor Dimitrov&aposs tracksuit has been called the &aposhighlight&apos of the Australian Open so far, but fans are undecided on whether they like itCoco Gauff, 15, just beat Venus Williams for the second time in a year, taking her to the second round of the Australian OpenA Canadian tennis player called Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer &aposa little bit selfish&apos for not speaking out about the poor air quality at the Australian Open
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Read more:Nick Kyrgios hit an outrageous lob between the legs during Australian Open, then mocked Alexander Zverev on Twitter to continue their off-court spatAn American tennis player swore at an umpire and called him &apospathetic&apos in a foul-mouthed rant at the Australian OpenGrigor Dimitrov Grigor Dimitrov&aposs tracksuit has been called the &aposhighlight&apos of the Australian Open so far, but fans are undecided on whether they like itA 21-year-old tennis player was told off by an umpire at the Australian Open after he asked a ball girl to peel his banana for him
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The nation is again being told off for its profligacy, economic wowsers merrily predicting a scuttling.
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Scott was left a sizable fortune by his father who invested in Detroit real estate.Austin, Dan. According to contemporaries, Scott gambled and told off-color stories. He was described by twentieth-century author W. Hawkins Ferry as a "vindictive, scurrilous misanthrope" P. 44.
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He changes into some women's trousers. James wants Olly to be his best man and write a funny speech. Olly feels out of place at the party. He is told off by Becka, the rightful owner of his trousers, and to Sarah without knowing she is James's girlfriend.
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Wallace, David R (1999). The Bonehunters' Revenge. New York: Houghton Mifflin. Some conversations, due to their private nature, were fictionalized; Ottaviani makes up Marsh's lobby to Congress and what happened during his meeting with President Grant, and P.T. Barnum never told off Marsh the way he did in the novel.
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Jody is a spoiled brat who, after being told off by Jimmy, begins to change. She even starts to slowly accept David's preaching. The same cannot be said of Linda, who is too rational a scientist to accept David's faith. But Linda is actually evidence of divine providence, because her scientific specialty is radiation.
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She is a military fan and has several airsoft weapons in her workspace. ; : :A game director with a strong interest in cute girls, hence why her department is entirely female. She is often told off by Umiko for sneaking from her workstation and making impulsive changes to the game design. She owns a cat named Mozuku.
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N. Rădulescu, pp. 10, 57–58, 60, 166 At the Writers' Society, he notes, Crevedia acted as a person of importance, but was told off by other writers.N. Rădulescu, pp. 190, 194–195, 214–215, 219–220, 222 As he moved up in his career, Crevedia built a modern home in his village, which he donated to his sister.
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She sees a young man smoking marijuana behind her, partakes herself, and eventually gives him a hand job. She returns to her office to see Ginsberg arguing with his father. After being told off by Ginsberg for eavesdropping, she falls asleep in Don's office. She awakens to a call from Don, who seems alarmed for incomprehensible reasons.
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This group of swine, whose pen is adjacent to the sheep-field, are bullies to Shaun and his flock, always trying to antagonize them and get them into trouble. They are, however, scared of Bitzer (though they still take the chance to bully him whenever possible), and they get told off by the Farmer in "Pig Trouble".
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The Bear stated that he was chained up by his nose and once tried to escape and ripped half his nose off and had to have it stitched up. The Bear's only seen friend was a red squirrel named Steven. Steven would communicate via squeaks and would usually say something rude, to which he would be told off by the Bear.
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After some personnel changes, they recorded their second album, Power of Love, released in March 1968. It contained more original songs by Allman, though they still felt constricted by its process. The band broke up when Duane explicitly told off executives at Liberty. They threatened to freeze the band, so they would be unable to record for any other label for seven years.
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Choudhury was born in St Albans, Hertfordshire, England. His parents are Dabirul Islam Choudhury and Khaleda Choudhury. When Choudhury was young he set up and run a tuck shop at school that rivalled the school canteen. He built it up and then got told off for being too good at it, since it was taking business away from the school canteen.
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While rescuing Parvathi from Durairaj, Kannan decides to bring Gowri back too. Then, Gowri's family members come to take her forcefully, but they are stopped by Kannan. When told off by SP for doing so, he tells Mayil that he will sponsor the girl that loves SP like how SP sponsors the girl that he loves. That is when SP asks Parvathi to move to his house.
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The experience with rule by committee intensified his antipathy towards Communism.Pujol (1985). p. 29 "I was not prepared to keep being told off while they did nothing to put the business on a sounder economic footing." He re-joined the Republican military using his false papers, with the intention to desert as soon as possible, volunteering to lay telegraph cables near the front lines.
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He tells her the truth, which didn't work out well and then gets told off by Linda. At the same time, Adam threatens the son to bury him alive for eavesdropping. Man is at his breaking point, he burns his suit out of despair. As he walks close to a wall, he sees a wanted poster of the same man from the photo with Adam.
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Once he calms down, he begins running, but then gets hit in the face by flying dirt while racing, causing Channing to fall off. Though she is uninjured, Nolan chastises and blames her. Then, Dalrymple sarcastically signs Stripes up to compete in the Kentucky Open competition. Meanwhile, Stripes realizes he is a zebra after being told off by Sir Trenton, which severely discourages him.
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Many of Winehouse's maternal uncles were professional jazz musicians. Amy's paternal grandmother, Cynthia, was a singer and dated the English jazz saxophonist Ronnie Scott. She and Amy's parents influenced Amy's interest in jazz. Her father, Mitch, often sang Frank Sinatra songs to her, and whenever she got chastised at school, she would sing "Fly Me to the Moon" before going up to the headmistress to be told off.
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To do this, she lies and is shown up by her own mother, who accidentally finds them together. Next morning, Jerry feels disgraced. Mabel has been given an extra line for the show "I am the spirit of the ages and the progress of civilisation", but cannot get the words right. Lucas is told off for singing poor songs and sings another "What will I do without you".
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Teja reluctantly accepts, and the man claims he is a writer, presenting Teja with four books ready to be published. He implies the books contain classified information and says they were bound in secret by his daughter. They're interrupted by Jovan, who tries to get Teja to meet with the striking workers. He gets told off by Teja for brutishly yelling at Marta, and proudly admits to beating his wife.
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Indeed, the character's violent behaviour evoked concern from viewers in October 2002. A scene in which Phil beat his godson Jamie was criticised for being too realistic by TV watchdogs. The Broadcasting Standards Commission upheld 31 complaints from viewers, saying that the scenes were too strong for a programme shown before the 9 pm watershed."EastEnders told off for Phil and Jamie scrap", CBBC Newsround. Retrieved 2 March 2007.
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The movie ends with another infomercial, this time featuring Dupre, Larry and Rico. Back at the apartment, two new stoners (Jaleel White and Paulo Costanzo) are being told off by Lance for being late on rent, when Larry and Rico appear on the TV telling of their new fortunes. The new tenants hail them as brilliant, yelling "Nicaragua!" victoriously. In complete disbelief, Lance decides to hit their joint.
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He carefully constructed an apparently extemporary, conversational, style making his stories seem like anecdotes concerning strange events that had happened to him. The endings were whimsical and unexpected. Contrary to the common belief that his stories were told "off the cuff", Lambert took immense care over his broadcasts which were, of course, live. He used cards rather than papers to avoid rustling noises and kept a candle lit in case the lights failed.
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Sonia Tamano, or known as Amasonang Itim (Black Amazon), used to be a colleague of Carmela in a security agency. Seeing Gallian save her from a hostage-taker made her readily fall for him. However, after making advances on him, she was rejected by Gallian and was told off by Carmela. Adding the fact that she was cheated upon by her former boyfriend, she was pushed to the brink which made her join KUMA.
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"Vernon and the Vibrations" supposedly ended their career. Vernon is also told off by his father who claims that he should wake up, becoming a singer was impossible for him. Gavin's sadism and extreme life gets on Gwen's nerves, who then resigns being the Kosmos team manager, telling off Sonny. Sonny himself, like his son becomes a sadist, even going so far to being harsh on Tai Po when Tai Po was previously his best worker.
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Mercedes kidnaps Bobby and brings him to the village. She gives him to Cleo McQueen (Nadine Mulkerrin) and tells her to hide him and reveals that Carl is an alcoholic and that Mitzeee has left him. The McQueens realise what has happened when Carl makes a national television appeal to bring Bobby home. Carl returns to the village to reclaim Bobby and tries to force his way into the McQueen's but is told off by Sylver McQueen (David Tag).
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He wakes up again to find Speccy is at the foot of his bed, talking about maths and triangles. Angry Kid calls his nightmare nonsense, and Speccy dryly retorts that the real nightmare is when he wakes up. Angry Kid then realises that he is at school wearing a dress. Angry Kid is promptly told off by his teacher before Speccy keeps saying, "There's no place like home" 3 times (a reference to The Wizard of Oz).
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A version of his show 'Urban Trauma', which ran in the West End at the Duchess Theatre and toured the UK and Australia, was shown on BBC One in 1998. In 2012, Davies planned a new tour called "Life is Pain".The Graham Norton Show, BBC One, 27 January 2012. The title for this show came from a story he heard about a six- year-old girl being told off by her mother and responding "Life is pain".
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For example, in one episode where a first aid training exercise is taking place, Elvis is told off by Steele for dancing with the dummy that is being used. At the same time, Steele is not afraid to unleash the child within him, showing an interest in kite flying and paper planes. He also occasionally causes emergencies himself and often gasps when an emergency comes in. Also, Station Officer Steele's name has changed to Station Officer Norris Steele.
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Beavis lets the rat work in the kitchen with him, and takes it out on the tray when a woman orders. She is shocked and calls the manager, who is angry with Beavis and Butt-Head. As the rat went missing while they were being told off, they search around for it. Later, it turns out that the rat was pregnant and it gives birth to a litter of babies in the restaurant, possibly leading to an infestation.
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He served throughout the war in the Peninsula, always showing himself "a clever fellow," as Lord Wellington described him (in a letter to Lord Liverpool, 19 December 1809). At the Siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, his effort and ability from the commencement of the siege were very conspicuous. He reconnoitred the breaches before the assault, and guided a column which was told off, at his suggestion, to make a demonstration on the right of the main breach.
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Safee was rested for the second leg, reportedly due to injury. Following the victory over Vietnam, he posted an Instagram photo of himself celebrating, with the caption (translated): "To the fans who swapped flags after being told off last time, don't hide your faces behind pillows ok..just wipe them with tissues". One of the photo's hashtags said "#amikkau", which means "take that" in Malay. This outraged Malaysian fans further, and Safee was booed by home supporters during the final game against Thailand.
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Eventually, Kate Kelly's horse tripped and she fell to the ground, breaking her neck in the process. She was left behind, and half and hour later, the vigilantes caught up with Bill and Kit, but William managed to escape. Upon capture, Kit began pleading for mercy, only to be told off by her brother for being as complicit in the murders as he was. Two ropes were procured and the duo were prepared to be hanged on a nearby tree.
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Kyle later tells Xanthe that she is not wanted, but he realises that he is damaging their relationship and they have their first proper conversation. Sheila enrols Xanthe at Erinsborough High, but she worries that she will come across as stupid. Xanthe is told off for wearing too much make-up and she struggles with a reading exercise, leading to fellow student Alison Gore (Madeleine Andreopoulos) teasing her. Xanthe befriends Piper Willis (Mavournee Hazel) after she stands up for her.
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When the innovative councilors criticized the way of governing health nursing in Aomori prefectural assembly, the false rumor that Hanada stirred them to do it flew. Hanada herself was severely told off by her boss even though she knew nothing. She also clashed with her boss when tackling on the health nursing in remote areas, which made her write resignation letters several times. It is said that she endured these hardships remembering the encouragement across the border by Grace Elizabeth Alt in GHQ.
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These drew up in a V-shaped line with the tip farthest from the Muslim battle array. From left to right, the divisions were commanded by Robert of St. Lo, Prince Roger, Guy de Frenelle, Geoffrey the Monk and Peter. Meanwhile, Roger told off a sixth division under Renaud Mansoer to protect the Antiochene rear.Smail, p 179 As the Muslim army waited, the qadi Abu al-Fadl ibn al-Khashshab, wearing his lawyer's turban but brandishing a lance, rode out in front of the troopers.
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The High Level Bridge during the fire of 24 June 1866On 24 June 1866 there was a serious fire in a corn mill close to the line on the Newcastle shore. The fire grew and became a total conflagration, and the timber decking of the High Level Bridge caught fire. It appeared this might engulf the entire bridge. > Under the superintendence of the engineers, workmen were told off to cut > through the carriage and foot roads, that being the only way of preventing > the flames from spreading along the bridge.
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From the kick off, Saints' forwards took turns at testing Mossop's injury with opposing prop Harry Bath giving him particular attention. For most of the match the Manly forward copped a hammering until in frustration, Mossop retaliated by standing on Bath's head. A brawl broke out between the two and the referee Darcy Lawler sent both off. Mossop later recalled how after both he and Bath had left the league judiciary the following week, that they got talking and both got a laugh about being told off like naughty school boys.
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The episode is set in the City of Bath, and Gillian Magwilde and her team have been called out to a building site, after builders found Arabian dirhems buried in the site. After being told off briefly by Ben Ergha, Vivian Davis is revealed to be the student archaeologist studying with the team. Gillian has a cold, snubbing attitude towards Viv in the beginning, telling her to simply get on with some cataloguing. But after further inspection of the computerised earth scanner, Viv notices that there is more to the dig site.
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On their journey back to the hospital, Leo starts to suffer pain and upon their arrival in the hospital, he is straight away sent to resus. Meanwhile, Lofty is told off by Charlie Fairhead and Tess but is let off because he swapped his shifts with Robyn Miller. Dixie, however, is told by Zoe that she will be sanctioned for her actions. The following week, Dixie is seen discussing her upcoming meeting which decides her future as a paramedic with Jeff, Max, Louise Tyler, Noel Garcia & Big Mac.
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Prevention of Terrorism Act 2015 (POTA) is a law to prevent the spreading of terrorist ideologies to Malaysia.However, it has been criticised by groups such as the Malaysian Bar as a repressive legislation, likened to the repealed Internal Security Act (ISA).DAP parliamentary leader Lim Kit Siang have been noted to have told off Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi for failing to consult Pakatan Rakyat (PR) and civil society regarding POTA. On 7 April 2015, after 12 hours of debating, POTA were passed by the Parliament without any amendment.
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The following day, Gavin finds himself humiliated at his job, harassed, and told off by an angry Patricia; to make matters worse, he is then struck and gravely injured by an oncoming truck. While the others wait to hear the status of his condition, a tearful and regretful Patricia instructs the wives to fix their marriages (such as Mike suggested to the husbands), and everyone makes up. Gavin's doctor shows up and informs them that he has died. The couples decided to have a memorial service for Gavin in the Bahamas.
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Daffyd Thomas has a horrible-looking thumb. He used to suck it frequently when he was younger and it now looks shrivelled and cannot grow fingernails. It seems that due to the lack of "affection", the thumb has "controlled" the hands into becoming fidgety and Daffyd is constantly told off by his parents for sticking his fingers in different places, regardless of sanitation. Exhausted by their son's behaviour, Daffyd's parents announce that they are going on holiday for a week, leaving their son with his 93-year-old, deaf grandmother, Gwenyth.
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By 23 June, Foy collected about 3,000 soldiers at Bergara and with these he confronted Longa's division while waiting for the garrison of Bilbao and Vertigier Saint Paul's Italian brigade to reach him. The Army of Galicia arrived at noon, but since the soldiers were in a state of exhaustion, Girón planned to attack Foy the following day. As soon as the missing French units reached Bergara in the afternoon, Foy marched east to Villareal de Álava. Both Girón's Spanish Army of Galicia and Graham's column were told off to intercept the retreat of Foy's forces.
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In January 2014, a handwritten letter to Lego from a seven-year-old American girl, Charlotte Benjamin, received widespread attention in the media. In it the young author complained that there were "more Lego boy people and barely any Lego girls" and observed that "all the girls did was sit at home, go to the beach, and shop, and they had no jobs, but the boys went on adventures, worked, saved people … even swam with sharks".Gander, Kashmira (2014). "LEGO told off by 7-year-old girl for promoting gender stereotypes", The Independent, 3 February 2014.
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Peacock lives in Darfield near Barnsley in South Yorkshire. In 2013 it was reported that Peacock was in a relationship with Tom Watson MP, then Deputy Chair of the National Executive Committee. In November 2018 Peacock, alongside fellow Women's Parliamentary Football teammates, Alison McGovern, Tracey Crouch, Louise Haigh and Hannah Bardell, was told-off by the then Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, for having a kick-about in the Chamber after Parliamentary business. The team had been due to play their first match, but the game was cancelled because they had to be in parliament for a vote.
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The group was told off by the ACT Party in 1996 after vandalising a Labour candidate's billboards. When then-leader and sole ACT MP John Banks decided to vote against keeping the drinking age at 18, its president said the decision was "shortsighted, and goes against the ACT Party principles of choice and personal responsibility". The group said they would pull support at the next election campaign if he did not vote to keep the drinking age at 18. Young ACT also disagreed with the ACT Party on the GCSB Bill and the Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) or "TICS" Bill.
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Brian and Stewie attempt to learn how to use the toilet, but fail. They buy a toilet training video presented by actor Roy Scheider, which nearly traumatizes them. Lois forces Brian to wear Stewie's diapers to prevent him from defecating in the garden; after that, she deals with Peter for the duration of the story. During the end credits, Brian pretends to be using the toilet as not to be told off by Lois, and begins to leave his feces at Mayor Adam West's house, which he believes is sausage that he planted in the ground.
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Anwar declines and begins his day by being told off by his father for missing prayer, and having to put up with his annoying uncle from Sutton Coldfield. In the meantime, Tony sadly watches his sister Effy head off to her new school, local independent school with fellow pupils such as shallow, unstable Abigail Stock for company. Chris is put-out, too, when his girlfriend (and psychology teacher), Angie's fiancé, an Australian weatherman named Merve, turns up. Chris is furious at Angie for her infidelity, and something strikes him about Merve, but he can't quite put his finger on it.
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Dio came back onstage, told the audience what had happened, and told off whoever threw the projectile. Sabbath's road manager then announced that the show was cancelled and berated the audience, which angered them. When the audience of approximately 7,000 to 9,000 saw the crew beginning to remove the band's equipment from the stage, they began destroying windows, doors and furniture inside the venue, doing $10,000 worth of damage. After the venue was cleared by police, fighting continued outside the venue and up to two blocks away, and it took police over an hour to clear the area.
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The CIA provided $500,000 in cash on 17 January, which was rejected in favour of a wire transfer via Switzerland. Hashemi later returned $290,000 to Cogan, via the office of John Stanley Pottinger, after Cogan had determined that less than $100,000 had been spent for its intended purpose.Jim Drinkard, Associated Press, 24 November 1992, Probe of 1980 GOP Hostage Dealings Reveals Covert CIA Operation Madani later testified to the House October Surprise Task Force that he had told off Hashemi for attempting to collaborate with the Republicans behind Carter's back; he said Hashemi had offered to bring Casey to a meeting to discuss a hostage deal.
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Scene 1: Catfish Row, the next night A group of women mourn Clara, Jake, and all of those who have been killed in the storm ("Clara, Clara, don't you be downhearted"). When they begin to mourn for Crown as well, Sportin' Life laughs at them and is told off by Maria. He insinuates that Crown may not be dead, and observes that when a woman has a man, maybe she's got him for keeps, but if she has two men, then it's highly likely she'll end up with none. Bess is heard singing Clara's lullaby to her baby, whom she is now taking care of.
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Before getting involved with Catherine, Dereham was having an affair with Joan Bulmer, who lived in the same household. Dereham's relationship with Catherine came to an end when her music master, Henry Mannox, sent an anonymous letter to the Dowager Duchess. Mannox, who had started a sexual relationship with Catherine and molested her when she was only thirteen, suggested that the Duchess should visit Catherine's bedroom "half an hour after" going to bed, adding that "you shall see that which shall displease you". As a result, Dereham was sent away and Catherine was told off for her "banqueting by night" because the Duchess feared "it would hurt her beauty".
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Tai Po and Vernon try looking for him, but after told off by the foreman (Jack Neo) about how a drunkard Sammy was, Tai Po resigns to fate as failure, but then the two notice Adriano and Vernato, who are both hired into the team. Later while they are tried out, Handsome eventually joins, becoming their goalkeeper. The team fails even to a female soccer team, who are challenged straight by the Kosmos, Sonny's company team and Gavin is a player in it. The team, known as the Durians (suggested by Ah Huat who "sponsored") lost badly, getting laughed at by a drunkard field cleaner, who turns out to be Sammy himself.
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He along with the Wesleyan group suffered persecution because they refused to join the Free Church of Tonga. He described how he was "accused of speaking against the king" and "of rebelling and persuading the people of the island to come over to my side". In August 1886 he was found guilty of libelling the king, sentenced to five years imprisonment and fined $100 with $50 costs. He was sentenced to further five years "for saying that the thing that the king wishes was wrong". Sioeli was transferred from prison in Tongatapu to Vava’u in January 1887 along with other Wesleyan prisoners where they "were at once ‘told off’ to join the pontoon gangs (procuring stone for building piles)".
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Hoyle was elected Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons and Chairman of Ways and Means on 8 June 2010, the first time this appointment had been made by ballot of MPs, rather than by nomination of the Leader of the House. He was appointed to the Privy Council in January 2013. On 20 March 2013, Hoyle won wide public acclaim for his handling of the Budget proceedings, which were frequently interrupted by jeering MPs. In February 2017, Hoyle told off SNP MPs for singing the European Anthem during the vote for the Brexit Bill in the House of Commons, stating that he does not want parliament to turn into a sing-off.
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The duo started working together when Vic Davies (copywriter) and Mal Lees (then the afternoon announcer, music director) met at radio station, 2KA, Katoomba in the mid-1970s. Both were fans of the Beatles, Monty Python and thinking outside the box – and being told off for it. They then worked at 2WS, Sydney; writing and producing comedy for Mad Mel but realised that they had a great comedy partnership and could write better for themselves than for others. Armed with some tapes from 2WS, Lees called Marius Webb at Triple J and introduced Webb to a new form of radio comedy. It resulted in them being hired – they started with The Morning After Show in 1984.
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Robert Johnston died of old age with a funeral taking place at Annandale on a Sunday afternoon, which was attended by about 150 friends and family, and viewed by a large gathering of people from the surrounding neighbourhood, who watched the proceedings with respectful interest. He was buried at the grounds attached to the State residence of the deceased, and not far from the Camperdown and Petersham road (Parramatta Road). Under the command of a lieutenant from a party of blue jackets, formed a firing party to pay the last tribute of respect accorded at naval and military funerals, with a portion of the men being told off to carry the coffin to the grave.
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The Illyrians, now reinforced by seven decked ships sent by the Acarnanians in compliance with the terms of their treaty, encountered the Achaean fleet off the island of Paxos. The Acarnanians and those Achaean ships which were told off to engage them fought with no advantage on either side, remaining undamaged in their encounter except for wounds inflicted on some of the crew.Polybius (II, 10, 1-2) The Illyrians lashed their ships in batches of four and thus engaged the enemy. They sacrificed their own ships, presenting them broadside to their adversaries in a position favouring their charge, but when the enemy's ships had charged and struck them and getting fixed in them found themselves in difficulty.
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Kim tries to pacify him, also inspiring herself to be what she wants. In a party Gavin held, he is revealed to be keeping a Barbie doll, showing his extreme sadism he tries to hide from others. Tai Po's daughter Chun Huey is told off by her teacher, and Tai Po goes angry, trying to teach his children a lesson that he is a failure, but his children then tell him that he is in fact a great father, even with their deceased mother who Tai Po thought he had failed to take care of. Vernon is soon fired by his uncle at the KTV they work in, as Vernon's concerts scared customers away, resulting in the Karaoke machines replacing him.
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Bill feeling bitter that Papa was nagging him over both the affair with Maggie and his alcoholism actually bitterly told off his father, as he had never done before, and Papa decided to temporarily move with Meta and Bruce to New York City. Unfortunately, when Papa came back to Springfield and again moved into the efficiency apartment and only told Ed this, Ed would go and gloat over this to Bill which set Bill to drinking again. Meanwhile, at the same time, Paul found out about Papa's living situation and was livid and suggested that Papa speak to Bert. And when Bert found out from Ed what he had said to Bill about Papa's living situation she was livid at him.
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She returns home to her roommate and best friend Suze, while Luke remains in New York, and their relationship comes to an apparent end. Becky and Suze go to Becky's new bank manager to ask for a bigger overdraft, but are met with nothing but hostility and disgust. A woman who worked for her former employers Morning Coffee contacts her and asks her to lunch, Becky becomes hopeful, but it turns out she only wants her to come on and be told off by Clare for TV. She becomes depressed and Suze tries to comfort her. On a trip to Luke's office to collect a package for her delivered there, Becky decides that she will see Mel, Luke's secretary, for a bit because she missed her.
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The final video was released within the release of the single early September 2003. The video follows the domestic and social problems faced during a day in the life of an unpopular outcast young female student (portrayed by Briana Evigan). The girl apparently spends much of her time drawing pictures, revealing that she probably has dreams of becoming an artist. She is largely shunned and ridiculed at school, considering that when she is told off by the lecturer for drawing in class everybody laughs at her and teases her, when she trips on the stairs nobody stops to help her up, and that when she tries to join a group of girls at a lunch table they immediately get up and leave.
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The plot centers on Gang, a gang of four boys who play War, led by "the Best Father". All boys envy Andrew for having such a nice dad, while Paul's father is considered "the worst father", a reputation he was never able to shake off, after having told off Andrew's father for neglecting an accident that involved Matthew falling out of a tree. However, their revenge on Paul's father has to make way quickly for a much more serious operation. When Matthew dies of meningitis, and Andrew's father mentions the fact that Matthew's grandparents did not take him to the doctor's in time, the three boys decide to take revenge on them, blaming them for the death of their gang member.
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On 18 May 2010, the OJC issued a statement reporting that, following investigation, the Lord Chief Justice had given His Honour Judge Trigger 'formal advice'OJC Investigation Statement - HH Judge Trigger, Office for Judicial Complaints, 18 May 2010 following comments he made whilst passing sentence in a case in July 2009. He had said to the defendant that "your case illustrates all too clearly the completely lax immigration policy that exists and has existed over recent years in this country. People like you, and there are literally hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people like you, come to these shores from foreign countries to avail themselves of the generous welfare benefits that exist here."Judge told off for migrant remarks, BBC News, 18 May 2010 The comments were found to be an "inappropriate judicial intervention in the political process".
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Chip Sterling (Michael Bellisario) first appears in the episode "The Voyeur's Web", as a new lab assistant working alongside Abby Sciuto, whom new NCIS Director Jenny Shepard has hired for her much to the displeasure of Abby, who continues to insist she prefers to work alone. As with most newbies, Chip ends up being the butt of Tony's jokes and is told off by Gibbs for lack of concentration on several occasions. Chip, having sinister motives, after being fired from his last job, attempts to frame Tony for murder (in which he almost succeeds) in the episode "Frame Up". In a last-ditch effort, he also attempts to attack Abby with a knife after being discovered, but she quickly subdues and hog-ties him with duct tape before asking Gibbs if she can now work alone.
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Peter is so annoyed by his friend Mort Goldman constantly borrowing his personal belongings that he creates a "Scare-Jew" (an effigy of Adolf Hitler) using his best suit to scare Mort away, which works (even though he was merely coming to return Peter's hedge clippers, which he drops anyway due to being frightened). Frustrated, Lois takes him to a thrift store to get a new suit, where Peter finds some flannel pajamas. He decides to wear them even to work; and after being told off by Lois, he suddenly notices that he can shock people with static electricity by rubbing his feet on the carpet. He enjoys using this as a prank opportunity so much, an annoyed Lois completely removes the carpet (with Quagmire's assistance), which leads the family to find an antique 18th century Rhode Island ship token, hidden under the carpet, which the family sells for $50,000.
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Back at the Byrnes's house, Jack attempts to convince Pam that Greg was lying to her about everything. He claims to be unable to find records of anyone named "Greg Focker" ever taking the Medical College Admission Test which Greg claimed he had passed with the initial intention of becoming a doctor. Upon learning that Greg's real name is Gaylord (when his suitcase finally arrives), and being presented with proof from Pam that he did in fact pass the test, being told off by Dina over his consistent picking apart of any man Pam brings home (and that he didn't even like Pam's previous fiancé, Kevin, until after they broke up), and hearing Pam make a heartfelt call to Greg, Jack realizes that Pam truly loves Greg. He rushes to the airport, convinces airport security to release Greg, and brings him back to the Byrnes's house.
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When he does that, Bluff catches Doug and Skeeter in front of Crystal Lake after Herman escapes into it and starts to enslave them, promising to make their lives a living nightmare, but is silenced and told off by his own daughter Beebe, who defends her friends, before then being confronted by Mrs. Dink, who hints at Bluff facing a massive lawsuit from the federal government for polluting Lucky Duck Lake that could bankrupt him and Bluffco unless he agrees to clean up the lake. With little choice, Bluff concedes to clean up the lake to save his own neck, and is left crawling on his knees after Beebe, begging for her forgiveness. Doug then finds Patti in front of the woods and Doug tries to tell her he is in love with her but is interrupted by Herman, who proves that Doug had been telling the truth and Guy lied to Patti, leading to Patti dumping Guy in fury for his deception.
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But the institute has been already informed about his father's arrest, and Uvarov, being an excellent student, activist, a member of the bureau and best friend of the Party Secretary of the institute, is happy to take advantage of the opportunity and destroy his accuser. Student Vohmintsev is severely told off during the party committee, where everything gets recalled at once: the suspicious case with the loss of the safe with documents after the regiment where his father was the Party commissary got out of the besiegement, the hooliganism in a public place, the refusal to drink for the health of the leader. To crown it, Uvarov, using his authority, cynically accuses Sergei of the crime he himself has committed: after all, the war did not leave any other witnesses. This results in the decision to expel Vohmintsev from the Communist Party after which the maligned student submits the letter of resignation from the institute.
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McMillan made his film debut at age 41 with a small role in Sidney Lumet's police drama Serpico. The actor played a borough commander in The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, but often was cast as characters such as a cowardly small town sheriff in Tobe Hooper's 1979 TV mini-series Salem's Lot, a similar law enforcement officer in the 1987 Burt Reynolds film Malone, William Hurt's bitter paraplegic father in Eyewitness, a wily safe cracker in The Pope of Greenwich Village, and a racist fire chief in Ragtime who is memorably told off by the New York City police commissioner, James Cagney. In 1985, he played this city's newly appointed police commissioner in the short lived television crime drama Our Family Honor. Kenneth McMillan as Vladimir Harkonnen in Dune (1984) He portrayed the grotesquely obese and gleefully psychotic Baron Vladimir Harkonnen in Dune, the pathetic drunken pop of Aidan Quinn in Reckless and a sleazy high roller gambler in "The Ledge," a segment of the horror anthology film Cat's Eye.
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The men were recruited to provide their own rations, and two men for fatigue were told off with each guard, whose duty it was to look after the provisions; as a rule the families of the men sent their meals ready cooked to the guard rooms. The companies were ordered to parade in full marching order with great coats, blankets and canteen: The Greys and Halifax Rifles (2nd Company) to proceed to McNab's Island, under command of Major Mackinlay; the Scottish Rifles, under Captain McLean, to George's Island; the remainder of the battalion to remain under arms at headquarters, ready to proceed to whatever post they were required at. The battalion showed a good spirit in this the first serious call for duty, the men mustered promptly, and although no inroad actually took place at that time, the authorities were satisfied that the battalion could be relied on should its services be required. In March an action at law, for libel, was entered into by the companies against the Rev.
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