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• No admonishing, no complaining, no arguing, no sadness.
• And Moyer repeatedly admonishing him to follow procedure and ask permaking.
• Abdul Qayoon said, admonishing the 200 men sitting before him.
• In The Far Side cartoon, a master is admonishing his pet.
• Harding asked, implicitly admonishing the Democrats for not having done so.
• You don't see him up hounding officials or admonishing players.
• Audiences would regularly find admonishing notes printed in their programmes:
• The last comment was from user WikiCats again warning and admonishing Carlaude.
• Owners were firm but tolerant, admonishing and encouraging with small rewards.
• Overall, the piece has a foreboding and admonishing tone.
• On 4 October, Nelson wrote back, admonishing Shaw.
• Or the committee can issue a letter admonishing Gingrich.
• Even Lakers coach Phil Jackson admitted to admonishing O'Neal at halftime.
• And Moyer repeatedly admonishing him to follow procedure and ask permission before speaking.
• The 8, 000 leks could be an admonishing spank or a disabling clobber.
• If a member is lifting too quickly, a prompt appears admonishing a slowdown.
• They didn't show Brinkman admonishing Gooden.
• _Admonishing jurors that their notes are only an aid and are not evidence.
• Bush's report adopts a tone that is by turns admonishing and encouraging.
• I must admit, after publicly admonishing her, I felt a little remorseful.