Please follow instructions," and continues with admonitions, delivered in Mr. Paik's heavily accented English, to "close your eyes," and then "three-quarters close your eyes".
Those admonitions continue to carry an eerie relevance today.
But thousands of Copts ignored their patriarch's admonition and continued to rally into Sunday night.
After years of stalemate, the very fact that the talks are continuing — and, perhaps even more important, that the participants have adhered to Mr. Kerry's admonition not to disclose their content — is something of an achievement, especially in light of the turmoil raging in the region.
But the announcement's admonition to "avoid political rallies and street demonstrations" has been incorporated in the standard travel warning (available on the Web at travel.state.gov/travel _warnings.html), and the continuing occupations of white-owned farms, the sporadic violence, demonstrations and chronic fuel shortages will continue to hamper tourism efforts.
Senator Obama is articulating policies that permit faithful Catholics to follow the church's admonition that we continue to explore ways to give greater protection to human life.
For Republicans, these facts are meaningless as long as they continue to follow William Kristol's 1993 admonition to block any health care proposal in order to prevent the revival of the Democrats reputation as "the generous protector of middle-class interests".
The ban was not merely punitive; brotherly admonition and discipline were to continue, with the hope that the wayward could be rescued.
The local paper, The Groesbeck Journal, ends virtually every water-related article with the admonition "Continue to pray for rain!" Other cities in Limestone County do not face as dire a situation as Groesbeck, the county seat, because they rely on different sources of water, like groundwater wells.
As Dobbs continued to air the conspiracy theory, Klein backed off his admonition of the host, telling the Los Angeles Times that Dobbs had handled the issue in a "legitimate" manner and "if there are future news pegs, then we have to take that story as it comes".
Did the once-frequent practice of shuffling priests accused of molesting minors from parish to parish, with little more than an admonition, become an exception after 1993 or has it continued pretty much unabated until now?
