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— only to receive the same rebuff.

Indeed, such debates survive even between Britain's overmighty central government and its enfeebled local authorities.The case for devolution and the decentralisation of political power in Britain will receive an unexpected rebuff if voters in Scotland and Wales turn down the proposals on offer this month.

This is why the Turks received the European rebuff as such a deep insult.

The far right Front National (FR) party receives a firm rebuff in French regional elections.

I inquired if I might visit and received a surly rebuff.

He received a humiliating rebuff on May 21st when the Federation Council, the upper house of parliament, composed of regional leaders, voted to keep in office the country's top prosecutor, Yuri Skuratov, whom Mr Yeltsin wants sacked.

Capital punishment has been restored, and executions have again been taking place this year, in spite of opposition by the church (which had earlier helped to get the death penalty abolished).But it is in attempts to preserve the 1987 constitution that the bishops have received their biggest rebuff.

Bush received the same rebuff in April 2005, when oil was selling for $54 a barrel.

In January 1437, Atholl received yet another rebuff in his own heartlands when James overturned the chapter of Dunkeld Cathedral whose nominee was replaced by the king's nephew and firm supporter, James Kennedy.

Malraux emerged from the war wreathed in glory — he received the Croix de Guerre — but Death seems to have rebuffed his showing off by maliciously choosing nearly anyone else named Malraux for the team.