- - Rebuke or reprimand formally
- - Official reprimand
- - Rebuke
- - Public rebuke
- - Official rebuke
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- - Reprimanding, rebuking formally
- - a hundred making certain of handing out blame
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- - rebuke, blame, reprimand
- - Rebuke for breaking into range
- - Blame; censure
- - Rebuke, censure
- - Rebuke
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- - A reprimand, rebuke
- - agent on top of building gets reprimand
- - A rebuke or reprimand
- - a rebuke about uncorrected copy
- - Castigation about a demonstration
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- - Reprimand, rebuke
- - Briefly show this is true in Brazilian capital as a result of the blame game
- - Criticism for interrupting retired tennis player mounting
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- - Rebuke formally
- - rebuke for novel in red pram
- - Rebuke
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- - Rebuked formally
- - Harshly rebuked
- - Denounced creditor openly provided a guarantee
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- - Rebuke maybe
- - Sarcastic rebuke
- - Response to impertinence, maybe
- - Response to a rude remark, maybe
- - Response to a nasty insult, maybe
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- - Twice invite a rebuke
- - Phrase of reassurance, to a Brit
- - 'Tut-tut'
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