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admonishing

adjective as in cautionary

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Redstone, speaking Wednesday at a previously scheduled event for Advertising Week in New York, said the Paramount Global’s news division leadership “made a mistake” in admonishing “CBS Mornings” co-host Tony Dokoupil for his aggressive questioning of Coates.

But she also wagged an admonishing finger as she complained of continuing captivity and the Israeli government’s failure to act to free her and the others.

Notably, a 2018 video of Walz admonishing Ford over a low-quality headlight harness has resurfaced to the delight of gearheads.

The stunt went viral, accruing millions of views and thousands of comments, many of them admonishing Fuerza Regida for bringing traffic to a standstill while others praised the members for their ingenuity.

I wonder why people who champion maximum fluidity in sexual identity keep locking us into ethno-racial categories, admonishing deviants to “stay in your lane” instead of learning from and joining one another as tens of millions of Americans are doing.

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