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Little wonder that Madonna's attempt to save face after her scolding by rehashing the stereotype of the corrupt African leader rings hollow, and a bit desperate.

Heading to their crowded dormitory after a night shift, several workers said pressure and the frequent scolding by management might be factors.

This followed continued failure to improve internal controls, despite regulatory warnings going back three years and a scolding by the FSA in May.In this section The $300 billion bonanza Up a notch Russian doll Weak or strong?

He briefly focussed on the suicide, in 1993, of Vince Foster, an Arkansas friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton and a deputy White House counsel, but may have retreated after getting an informed scolding by CNN's Jake Tapper.

Yet Filipino officials have balked at distributing any of the money collected from the Marcoses and their cronies, despite a scolding by the United Nations Human Rights Commission and a bill pending in the Philippine Senate, where many lawmakers are themselves victims of Marcos-era abuses.

On Sunday, USC posted an apologetic statement from Sarkisian and a scolding by Athletic Director Pat Haden.

He is scolded by the young Karamakate, played by Nilbio Torres, also indigenous.

To be scolded by critics and embraced by ordinary readers was a familiar experience for him.

The line forms on the right for team owners willing to be scolded by the speaker.

She turned the loan down, she says, only to be scolded by her supervisor.

As a candidate for sheriff, she was scolded by a local newspaper for unfair campaign tactics.