| 41. | An award to the latter would certainly reprove the French bureaucrats who relieved him of his post last year.
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| 42. | While not denying the need for volunteers, McJilton reproves them for their indifference to laborers'own feelings.
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| 43. | My larger friends and relatives have told me about the reproving or disgusted looks they get from the thin.
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| 44. | Miami has displayed the same persistence and brilliant collaboration in its comebacks but finds itself reproved instead of embraced.
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| 45. | Rabbi Johanan said that one should reprove only until the one reproved " rebukes " the reprover.
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| 46. | Rabbi Johanan said that one should reprove only until the one reproved " rebukes " the reprover.
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| 47. | Rabbi Nathan cautioned, however, that one should not reprove another about a fault that one has oneself.
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| 48. | He was even reproved by the pope for accepting and advising clauses contrary to the wishes of the church.
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| 49. | If I've failed to maintain courtesy, GTBacchus, then you're right to reprove me.
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| 50. | In a fit of rage, the old man tears the gypsy from his daughter and reproves him wildly.
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