Asquith publicly repudiated the " peccant paragraphs " ( 25 March ).
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Margot thought Morley added the peccant paragraphs out of vanity.
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They hope for government action to help working families _ but remain deeply disillusioned with Washington's peccant revue.
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Asquith publicly repudiated the peccant paragraphs ( 25 March ), forcing French to resign, and also insisted Seely resign.
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It was recommended not only for easing extreme pain, but for assisting in discharging the " peccant " matter that occurred with the pain.
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Asquith countermanded Churchill s order to deploy the Third Battle Squadron and on 27 March made a firm statement to the House disavowing the peccant paragraphs .
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Asquith ( 25 March ) publicly repudiated the " peccant paragraphs " which had been added to the Cabinet statement, and French, the Adjutant-General Spencer Ewart and Seely had to resign.
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Elena Poniatowska, a prolific Mexican writer, said Labastida's admission to an out-of-wedlock child represents " a minor peccant, coming after the Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky scandal ."
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Heading to the nearest town, he finds it is under the control of the goblin-like " Brownshirts ", who fly their " peccant, yet strangely attractive banner " in the center of the town.
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Asquith publicly repudiated the amendments to the Cabinet document ( the " peccant paragraphs " ) ( 25 March ), but at first refused to accept the resignations of French and Ewart, although Wilson advised French ( mid-afternoon on 26 March ) that he must resign " unless they were in a position to justify their remaining on in the eyes of officers ".
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liable to sin; "a frail and peccable mortal"- Sir Walter Scott पर्याय: peccable,
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