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Some analysts say that foreign governments whip up anti-Americanism to divert attention from their own shortcomings; others call negative attitudes abroad a fitting rebuke for American policies that defy or divide world opinion, ranging from our overuse of natural resources to our role in the Middle East.

But perhaps the most surprising thing to many was the undeniable power of the often overlooked and ignored residents of areas maligned as "flyover states". Trump's win was a fitting rebuke to champions and evangelists of globalization.

"The state will give a fitting response to such cowardly acts of terror.

The seventh soldier was given a lesser rebuke.

Gove lamented the "instant-hit hedonism" of Zoo, but did he give a similar rebuke to Attitude for encouraging promiscuity?

We'd given her a fitting name, for she had been perfect.

The US ambassador to Turkey, John Bass, gave a rare public rebuke last week after the attack on the academics.

When the president gave a speech Monday rebuking climate-change "deniers," the state party tweeted, "This president is really a downer".

It is also conductor Ian McCrorie's last concert, so give him a fitting send-off.

But I feel that the rest of the family gave her a fitting send-off".

This gave it a fitting symmetry: dollars raised from depleting one natural resource would protect another.