He purged rival leaders and generals thought disloyal, vanquished leftist opposition to his pro-capitalist policies, and once shrilly scolded and threatened inquisitive Hong Kong reporters _ before television cameras.
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Critics shrilly condemn Blair as an American " poodle " who is blindly backing American plans for a war that is really a plot to grab Iraq's oil fields.
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Daffney was notable for her constantly changing hair color, wide selection of T-Shirts with slogans on them, and her propensity to scream loudly and shrilly for no apparent reason.
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Henry Mietkiewicz of the " Toronto Star " said that Annie " crowed gracelessly " during her scenes and opined that Buxton had a tendency to " shrilly overplay " Annie.
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Mr . Forbes'flat-tax proposal, the key to his candidacy, may be as loony as his detractors, with ever-increasing nervousness, try so shrilly to suggest.
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Arthur, who died four years ago this month, walked softly and carried a big shtick, an important agenda of many causes that he fought for intelligently, firmly but never shrilly.
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They have also been shrilly denouncing the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan leader, as a wicked proponent of serfdom and a " scum " who wants to split the motherland.
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In captivity they vocalize when they are displaced or scuffle with other animals in their cage, twittering shrilly if disturbed while eating or in a confrontation over food ( such as a worm ).
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In the title role, Alexandrina Pendatchanska wobbled shrilly through the first act, but after the intermission she settled into the role sufficiently to give an admirably ornamented account of Hermione's final scenes.
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These guys argue so much, and so shrilly, that they often seem to be fighting their own separate war with one another ( and by the film's climactic battle they are ).
