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The greatest punishment we could invent for her was to keep her separate from him: yet she got chided more than any of us on his account.

Mexican President chided President Bush for trying to build a wall between the two countries.

"Your dad is not a child, " Margaret chided, adding, "The odds have always been against him, and he has never sugarcoated anything. "

The Supreme Court has chided Mr Singh for dragging his feet over a scam at the telecoms ministry costing probably billions of dollars.

He also chided Western nations for hectoring Myanmar, and acting as if its political system should mirror their own.

"You should have texted, " he chided me the next morning, when he finally heard the voice mail I'd left. "You know that's the fastest way. "

Ramming home the point on December 13th, India's foreign secretary, Nirupama Rao, chided China's ambassador at a public meeting in Delhi.

Both men chided General McChrystal when he looked in danger of taking his quarrel with Mr Obama public.

She chided him for his laziness.

He was chided by the superior because he had violated the company's bylaws.

The head of the IHA once publicly chided the crown prince for not visiting his parents more frequently.

It also chided the Israelis for the blockade of Gaza, resulting in severe shortages of food and medicine for the civilian population.

In his last public appearance, during the 1972World Series, he chided major league baseball for not having a black manager.

What stupidity, Teacher Fei chided himself, after he had gulped down a can of ice-cold soda water at a roadside stand.

The researchers apparently "chided" those who let stereotypes come into play in their decision-making process.

Gray matter , the stuff between your ears your teachers chided you about, is where mental computation takes place and memories are stored.

"It is not sad" , Radiant chided the lesser angel. "It is right. Every society must have its outcasts . "

He chided corporate boards for lack of attention, but argued against any government interference.

"Come now, Greatfather Drek'Thar, it is only a dream, " the young orc chided.

"You're a nurse, " She chided herself, her voice reverberating against the tiled walls.

Pelosi chided House Republicans for scheduling a vote next week on a bill to repeal the new health care law.

"A U. S. ambassador becoming a political star in China cannot be interpreted as U. S. respect for China, " a September editorial chided.

To a large extent these five countries could be chided for reaping what they have sown.

She chided herself for not mixing up the box some more.

teacher chided me for being late.

But he chided his disciples when they strained themselves in spiritual endeavor.

Top administration officials have recently both praised and chided the Chinese over the North.

"Dear, the colonies are now called America, " her husband chided gently.

When raids followed, many local software sellers chided the government in the local press, saying it bowed to Microsoft's will.

"Because the stationing sites are getting closer to Russia, one should have talked with Russia first, " he chided.

In the past, he has chided Mavericks owner Mark Cuban for sending tapes of referees' calls to the league office.

She says that Sellers later chided her for being timid.

'Isn't that a bit selfish? ' he chided.

chided the boy for his sloppiness.

You're being childish , I chided myself.

He chided her for carelessness.

He chided, and the duels started up again.

boy was chided for being late.

But he twice chided bank donors for their own lapses.

And the Chinese government, barely raising an eyebrow, has chided Hon Hai for not paying enough attention to safety.

"What is certain is that, for some years, you have strangely abused the advantages given to you by God, " he chided.

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