Clinton upbraided Mr. Burr for failing to reject Mr. Trump.
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Last night Bernie Sanders upbraided Trump's position on the minimum wage.
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Yet he also upbraided a questioner when asked about his origins.
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Omar was indeed quickly upbraided by members of her own party.
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Erdogan has upbraided Western leaders for not visiting Turkey since the coup.
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Clinton was upbraided by the F.B.I. director over her private email server.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro upbraided him on immigration.
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Of course Republicans have upbraided Trump before, only to hug him anew.
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Republicans upbraided Democrats for that failure ahead of their midterm election victories.
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He upbraided President Jimmy Carter for not delivering more aid to the city.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has upbraided NATO member states for not reaching the target sooner.
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Early in his training, he was upbraided for failing to follow the chain of command.
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Beijing upbraided the United States for the Thursday's operation -- the third reported under the Trump administration.
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He upbraided Mr. Trump for boasting about his marital affairs and lacing his speeches with vulgarities.
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The special counsel publicly upbraided the attorney general for his sketchy summary of the Trump investigation.
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Mr. Chang delayed informing Mr. Walsh, and the mayor later upbraided him during a news conference.
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Ms Choi, he claims, arrogantly upbraided him for heading off to play golf, leaving the puppy alone.
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IMPASSE He has previously upbraided European powers for not standing up to Trump and circumventing his sanctions noose.
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Kamala Harris upbraided former Vice President Joe Biden over his past opposition to school busing for racial integration.
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In the course of stormy meetings, Ganna was upbraided for the immoral and unbusinesslike nature of the situation.
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On one occasion, fresh from his first presidential victory, he bewilderingly upbraided his constituency supporters as idle drunkards.
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" She upbraided acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke, who described the federal response as "a good news story.
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VOLTEFACE obviously stopped me for a bit; UPBRAIDED, PILASTERS, IRATER and ABBESS are all classic, more challenging fill.
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Rather than counting me out, she offered profuse apologies and upbraided her husband for snatching yet another guest.
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Trump upbraided McMaster on Twitter recently and the White House is thought to be looking for a replacement.
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" (How's it going, Manu?) during a ceremony in northern France last week, Macron upbraided him, saying: "No, no, no.
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After the backstroke, Hosszu avoided making eye contact with Tusup, who upbraided her while swimmers from other teams stared.
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The managers were upbraided over instances in which sexual assault allegations against drivers were not reported to the police.
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As Trump upbraided Clinton for having Mateen in the stands behind her, Foley smiled, applauded and even waved at Trump.
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And if it didn't meet those expectations, Gigicos would get upbraided by Trump, sources familiar with the Trump campaign said.
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The normally genteel chairman, long-commended for seeking out bipartisan alliances with the likes of Ted Kennedy, upbraided Democratic Sen.
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The petition and essays he wrote in which he upbraided and mocked the Chinese government were cited in the verdict.
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Trump has repeatedly upbraided the last generation of Washington politicians for the Iraq War, which he sees as an expensive disaster.
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Obama underscored the shift in strategy this week when he upbraided these Republicans for sticking with Trump through disgrace after disgrace.
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Consumers were outraged, lawmakers upbraided the chief executive and Equifax ultimately reached a settlement with regulators for up to $700 million.
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Corker upbraided fellow senators for their subservience to the president, even though most publicly fretted that tariffs will wound the nation economically.
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IRAN FUMES OVER EU INACTION He has previously upbraided European powers for not standing up to Trump and circumventing his sanctions noose.
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Mexico's next presidential election takes place on July 1, and the main candidates have all upbraided Trump for his digs against the country.
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He came back shaken: Apparently Khrushchev sort of upbraided him for being a young, inexperienced rich kid, and Kennedy was sort of taken aback.
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The Tennessee Republican upbraided fellow senators for their subservience to the President, even though most publicly fretted that tariffs will wound the nation economically.
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The set's effectiveness lay in its intellectual vividness, the way it not only evoked Hamlet's mentality but upbraided the moral faculties of the audience.
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The WTO Appellate Body upbraided the panel for making several wrong decisions about the U.S. methodologies, and said Washington, not Seoul, was in the wrong.
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He also upbraided a teenager for not addressing him politely and caused a diplomatic spat with the Italian government after accusing its leaders of cynicism.
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The drivers were severely upbraided by team officials, however, after they rammed into each other at the Belgian Grand Prix in 2014, forcing Hamilton out.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) recently upbraided the Congressional Budget Office for suggesting the economic impact of climate change would be "small" or "modest" in coming decades.
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But some inside Breitbart chafed at Mr. Bannon's outspoken style of management, complaining that he upbraided staff members and seemed to embrace outright advocacy over journalistic principles.
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But when a bout of bronchitis forced Maria Callas to cut short a 1958 performance of "Norma," the press upbraided her as an ungrateful and unreliable diva.
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In one video that went viral on social media in October, she upbraided Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg for failing to stop political misinformation on his platform.
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Pandering to indigenous voters, the two rivals upbraided each other for having sold off indigenous land to develop tourist resorts and for incurring too much debt to China.
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The 21-year-old firebrand withdrew himself from consideration for the Rio tennis tournament after being publicly upbraided about his conduct by team chef de mission Kitty Chiller.
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" And when Mr. King made the cantaloupe calves remark, in 2013, Mr. Ryan's predecessor, John A. Boehner, upbraided the Iowa congressman, calling the comments "deeply offensive and wrong.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron upbraided a French teenager on Monday after the boy addressed the president informally as "Manu" and sang the socialist anthem in front of him.
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Fatah spokesman Osama al-Qawasme upbraided Hamas for taking decades to join Fatah in accepting a Palestinian state within the 1967 borders, a position Hamas used to criticize Fatah for.
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Yesterday was another bad day for President Trump, as a federal judge upbraided his former adviser Michael Flynn and the Trump family shut down its foundation amid a separate investigation.
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Mr. Mueller's report included a memorable scene in which the president upbraided his first White House counsel, Donald F. McGahn II, who was writing down what was said in meetings.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions vowed to stay in his job "as long as that is appropriate," a day after President Trump upbraided him for recusing himself from the Russia investigation.
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He failed to do so in a previous European tour, to the dismay of longtime European allies, which he instead upbraided as not paying their fair share for the alliance.
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It has also upbraided the government for suggesting that the foreign shareholders had endorsed the change of management, when in fact important decisions were being taken without their "knowledge or consent".
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But the chief operating office at London's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has upbraided workers in an open letter on the organization's intranet for their bad behavior, according to British media reports.
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In 2009, she had clashed with Tim Geithner over the bailouts, and, after winning election to the Senate, in 2012, upbraided banking regulators in her first appearance with the Banking Committee.
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" The American Civil Liberties Union also upbraided the legislation, saying in a statement that "the Senate chose politics over the Constitution and trampled on the First Amendment rights of all Americans.
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And in a rather remarkable speech yesterday, Neil, Some Corker basically upbraided his colleagues, said, we&aposre afraid to poke the bear, just because we&aposre afraid to make the president upset.
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First, there was the photograph of Ms. Pelosi in sunglasses and swinging rust-colored coat, after she upbraided Mr. Trump in an Oval Office meeting in December, even before she became speaker.
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" After a memorial service for her old friend Ian Gow, at which Howe had delivered the eulogy, she upbraided him in front of Gow's grieving sons: "Why don't you speak up, Geoffrey?
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While listening to an audio guide on a visit to the Egyptian collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, in Boston, she upbraided her grandparents when they tried to get her attention.
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Mr Schulz criticised the government for failing to process asylum applications fast enough and upbraided the chancellor about social justice: "Germany is a prosperous country but that doesn't mean all Germans are prosperous".
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NATO ally Turkey has meanwhile, upbraided the United States for supporting Syrian Kurdish PYD rebels, saying Washington's inability to understand the group's true nature had turned the region into a "sea of blood".
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At another meeting, Obama upbraided King Salman for arresting dissident bloggers and for executing Shiite protesters, complaining that these practices made it difficult for him to defend the Saudis in the United States.
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Toward the end of the episode, the Soviet operative played by Margo Martindale ate yet another stew and upbraided Keri Russell's Elizabeth for thwarting hard-line plans to effect the ouster of Mikhail Gorbachev.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan upbraided the United States for its support of Syrian Kurdish rebels on Wednesday, saying Washington's inability to grasp their true nature had turned the region into a "sea of blood".
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The legislator, Mette Abildgaard, 30, revealed the episode in a post on Facebook, writing that Denmark's first female speaker of Parliament, Pia Kjaersgaard, 72, upbraided her on Tuesday, saying that her daughter was "unwanted" in Parliament.
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Before his fatal encounter with Mr. Carson in May 2013, Mr. Morales stormed the Annisa restaurant on Barrow Street shouting antigay slurs and brandishing a weapon, after an employee there upbraided him for urinating on the sidewalk.
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Jackie Speier upbraided a reporter for The Hill and ripped the outlet's publication of columns by John Solomon, the conservative journalist whose work is at the center of what Yovanovitch described as a "smear campaign" against her.
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Mr. Paul (who is an ophthalmologist, not a lawyer) then left the chamber to hold a quick, huffy news conference at which he upbraided the chief justice over his "incorrect finding" and then read aloud the rejected question.
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It put me in mind of important remarks that the commentator Van Jones, a prominent Democrat, made just six days beforehand at the University of Chicago, where he upbraided students for insisting on being swaddled in Bubble Wrap.
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In May the chief justice of the Supreme Court lost her job, ostensibly for failing to file some asset-disclosure forms, after she upbraided the president for infringing on the independence of the judiciary in his anti-drugs campaign.
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He battled on his wife's behalf after she was upbraided for tiny infractions of sexist palace protocol, from speaking marginally longer than he did at their first joint press conference, to walking—gasp—a step ahead of her husband in public.
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Attorney General William Barr, above, declared that a deadly shooting last month at a naval air station in Florida was an act of terrorism, and he publicly upbraided Apple for refusing to provide access to two phones used by the gunman.
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In an unsigned 6-page "per curiam" ruling this week, the Supreme Court, without dissent, upbraided the Alabama Supreme Court for failing to honour a neighbour state's adoption order that gave V.L. and E.L. joint custody of their children 9 years ago.
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On the night of Friday, September 21984, Rajneesh leader Ma Anand Sheela held a mass meeting with the street people during which she upbraided them for actions ranging from putting their shoes in the toilets to poking the eyes out of Bhagwan posters.
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I waited to be either upbraided by him or taken from the scene the way he'd removed an enforcer whom he'd found sitting on son Marty's back during an Houston Aeros melee: two fingers up both nostrils, pulled screaming from the ice.
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With the leaders of America's NATO partners standing like school children behind him, Trump upbraided them for not spending more on defense and repeated the charge that some members owed "massive amounts of money" from past years - even though allied contributions are voluntary.
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President Trump upbraided the health and human services secretary on Thursday over his administration's ban on most flavored e-cigarettes, a proposal that Mr. Trump had vacillated over for months but ultimately endorsed, according to three people familiar with what took place.
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Mr. de Blasio addressed the board's ruling at a two-hour news conference in Long Island City, Queens, taking unfettered questions for the first time since he upbraided reporters last week for asking about issues outside his selected topic of the day.
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It's hard to find out the truth about, say, what really killed a border patrol agent in Texas when one of the administration's top officials has upbraided the press for not "defaulting" to the answers given by rank and file agents in the past.
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After a militant upbraided him for displaying a poster with an image of a baby on the wall of his pharmacy, Abu Osama blotted out its eyes with a black marker pen and then did the same to every label featuring a human being.
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Then, McConnell dutifully kept that Supreme Court seat open, soaking with pleasure in the bilious, disbelieving rhetoric of the process-and-norms–oriented political analysts, historians, and pundits who uniformly upbraided him for the brazen way he was breaking the institution he claimed to love.
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"[A senate was created] in the reign of king Theopompus, who, when his queen upbraided him that he would leave the regal power to his children less than he had received it from his ancestors, said, in answer, "No, greater; for it will last longer.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday upbraided Arizona Senator John McCain for disappointing the voters of his state, saying the senator 'let Arizona down' by opposing the GOP's latest effort to reform health care, imperiling the Republicans' drive to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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When DAPA (Deferred Action for Parents of Americans) was still a work in progress (months before it was officially unveiled, along with detailed legal justification) prominent conservatives upbraided Obama as a modern Caesar, and inveighed against the propriety of deferring deportation for certain immigrants with hysterical certainty.
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As far back as 2005, the second-in-command of Al Qaeda upbraided the affiliate in a 6,500-word letter, saying the group should focus on expelling American troops, and hold off on attacking Shiites in Iraq and neighboring Arab countries until that first goal was accomplished.
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" Trump had upbraided Germany for being "bad, very bad" about its trade surpluses and berated NATO leaders about defense spending without reaffirming the core principle of mutual defense -- after telling the autocratic leader of Saudi Arabia on an earlier stop that he was not "here to lecture.
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He had been a holdout on Obamacare over the question of undocumented immigrants not receiving benefits and over the administration's deferral of immigration reform — to the point of being upbraided at a meeting by Valerie Jarrett, Obama's consigliere, who asked him why he wasn't falling in line.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's leading presidential hopeful, Jair Bolsonaro, publicly upbraided his son on Monday for threatening to shut down the Supreme Court in comments that set off a storm of criticism and prompted his main opponent to call the far-right candidate a threat to democracy.
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In the past its neighbours isolated and upbraided Austria for its flirtations with nationalist extremism: like when in 1986 it elected as president Kurt Waldheim, whose wartime Wehrmacht unit had been involved in war crimes; and when, on the formation of the 2000 coalition, other EU member states imposed sanctions.
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But in Europe two weeks ago, he upbraided U.S. allies in public and—to the surprise of national security advisor H.R. McMaster, Defense Secretary James Mattis, and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson—unilaterally stripped from his prepared remarks a reaffirmation of America's commitment to the joint defense of all NATO signatories.
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Trump has upbraided special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into possible collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign, with which Cohen and other former Trump associates are cooperating.
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It happened last week, when Kimbo Slice and Dada 5000—before their fight manifested into its full horror and nearly killed one of them in the process—upbraided each other and threatened to unzip their pants and make testicular bookends for the trio of Royce Gracie, Scott Coker, and Ken Shamrock between them.
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Here's how it happened: One of the moderators upbraided Marco Rubio (rightly) for abandoning incessant pledges of a positive campaign, answering Trump's schoolyard taunts with adolescent jokes and jabs of his own, and even going so far as to claim that Trump had wet his pants under the pressure at the prior debate.
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Ms. DeVos this week upbraided state education chiefs, telling them that while she was obligated to approve their federally mandated state education plans, she was not happy about the way they have used their freedom under the new federal law that governs elementary and secondary education, known as the Every Student Succeeds Act.
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But everything we know about the president indicates that's not the case, and that this is a blow to his ego — he reportedly upbraided congressional Republicans this week for not supporting it, claiming they "owed" him for his support for the tax bill and his nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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They did so when Bill Clinton granted a visa to Gerry Adams (a militant Irish Republican) in 1994, when George W. Bush ignored Mr Blair's entreaties about Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 2006 and when Mr Obama upbraided David Cameron about the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico during a visit to Washington in 2013.
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Hours after Mitt Romney, a onetime political ally and Republican standard-bearer who is about to join the U.S. Senate, upbraided President Donald Trump for his lack of character and leadership, Trump dismissed the criticism in a characteristic tweet: "I won big, and he didn't," the president wrote Wednesday morning in response to a column Romney published Tuesday in the Washington Post.
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When Trump invited reporters into the Oval Office on Tuesday while he upbraided Schumer and Pelosi -- he calls them Chuck and Nancy -- about the need for his wall and border security money, they gave as good as they got, and by the end of the appearance they had Trump proudly taunting them with the possibility of a partial government shutdown.
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In addition to the fines and audit, the Times reported, Uber essentially agreed to all allegations and promised to make changes: Uber had agreed to install new leadership in London, adopt rules to report incidents to the police, keep tired drivers off the road and share traffic data with the city....The managers were upbraided over instances in which sexual assault allegations against drivers were not reported to the police.
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