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• This is a mayor who excoriated his predecessors for political patronage,
• The film could excoriate these manifestations but instead finds them amusing.
• Ignoring Mossadegh, rather than excoriating him, became the rule.
• He lauded President John F . Kennedy and excoriated Southern segregationists.
• In fact, conscientious objectors have long been excoriated and persecuted.
• But, recently, he excoriated what he called American hypocrisy.
• But he excoriates what he calls a foreign invasion and occupation.
• The press excoriated Johnson badly for his disastrous appearances and speeches.
• The audit excoriated HANO for inept management and recommended privatizing the operation.
• The opera's subject and style were both excoriated.
• She was excoriated in the press mostly for style, not content.
• Madison Square Garden embraces him one night and excoriates him the next.
• London newspapers had a good time excoriating our exported presumption.
• Adams was swiftly excoriated for doing what men had done for centuries.
• "We were excoriated, " she sighs.
• He excoriates the international community but makes no excuses for the killers.
• Despite the Army's findings, Korman excoriated the colonel Thursday.
• He has favored school vouchers _ for which Gore excoriated Bill Bradley.
• Geologists, too, excoriate lay writers with rocks in their heads.
• As usual, Iraqi newspapers excoriated Butler in their editorials on Monday.