Instead of admonishing or praising Allen, we should ask why there is such a weight of expectation upon something so small, and what we can do to rectify that.
Although propaganda officials have long discussed the need to steer online content along the party's desired path, they have usually tried to achieve this by censoring, admonishing and punishing.
Broadband is brimming with videos of frightened hostages and unsympathetic citizens admonishing the aid workers for not heeding the government's travel warning.
The report quiets naysayers who would suggest this is natural climate variation, admonishing that "the signal is clear".As with the whole of the globe, though, there will be regional winners and losers.
Yet even if the next big attack is not the doing of Pakistan's government, India may feel that its credibility depends on punishing, rather than merely admonishing, Pakistan.
Sometimes this is done in co-operation with a government (as happened this year with Colombia's Los Katios park, threatened with deforestation); and sometimes such a listing is a way of admonishing a government.
Ministers used to be in denial on this subject, routinely admonishing those who dared to suggest that there was any link between the change in the structure of student finance and the class profile of the university intake.
In a televised speech he told the country's judges it was their duty to find a solution to the crisis.Besides admonishing the judges, King Bhumibol had some stern words for the country's squabbling politicians though, as is customary, none was named.
Yet even if the next big attack is not the doing of Pakistan's government, India may feel that its credibility depends on punishing, rather than merely admonishing, Pakistan.A gap remains between what India demands and what General Musharraf says he will do.
The leadership has been assiduous in trying to open up the church, admonishing Mormons against the dangers of clannishness.
With the public esteem gained in this economic contest, the Big Man is sought out for giving advice, adjudicating quarrels, planning ceremonies, and admonishing and conciliating.
