No doubt the press will lambaste us and drag our name through the mud if we strike during a war. |
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Critics lambaste such payouts for health-care executives, calling them offensive when millions of Americans can't even afford coverage. |
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The clerics lambaste popular newspapers for running pictures of scantily clad women. |
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The confirmation hearings for Ms Burwell will give them yet another opportunity to lambaste the law. |
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How can an environmental group lambaste us as farmers for using pesticides when we know and they know there are better products out there? |
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As an example, the Prime Minister stands on one of our naval ships in front of our Canadian Forces and proceeds to lambaste the opposition. |
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It's a perfect opportunity to lambaste some of my least favourite members of the committee. |
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He predicted, correctly, that The New York Times would jump all over the ad and lambaste McCain. |
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But the truth is that while Republicans will undoubtedly continue to lambaste Obamacare and campaign on the need to repeal it, it will be surprising if, in the end, they do much more than talk. |
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No broadcaster is going to invite me to come and lambaste its programming. |
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