Fowles offers a retrospective collection of pieces encompassing travels in Greece ( rapturous encomium ) and Margaret Thatcher ( vigorous castigation ).
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In this tiresomely moralizing book, George Stephanopoulos proves that self-castigation can be a device for avoiding self-examination.
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Liang Qichao's 1902 biography of Li blamed him for China's woes and set the tone for further castigation.
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A subsequent Congressional investigation resulted in a scorching castigation of the event, Colonel John Chivington, and the 1st Colorado Cavalry.
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I am Grateful for the experience of being exposed to . . . and enduring . . . world-wide Castigation.
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It boggles my mind that this problem isn't in headlines somewhere in all the Wikipedia Reasons For Self-Castigation articles.
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There were private, one-on-one meetings with O'Neal and Bryant, and occasional public castigations of both players.
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Gorton says the situation reflects the unfairness of the environmental movement's repeated castigation of him as a raper and pillager of Mother Earth.
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The media's attention shifted from a fascination with the persona of JT LeRoy and the writing, to a castigation of Laura Albert.
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She accepts without resentment Blake's children and she is frequently called on to ameliorate his patriarchal harshness and his castigation of himself ."
