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Welsh Labour MP Steve Witherden has apologised after being reproached for drinking milk from a carton in the House of Commons last week.

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Although she reproached herself for being “blind,” some critics found fault with her unapologetic stand.

In remarks published Friday, Erdogan accused the Constitutional Court — Turkey’s highest court — of making “many mistakes one after the other” and reproached members of his own party who criticized the appeals court.

I reproached him for telling people that the medical and scientific profession was lying to them while he, a proven fraud, was not.

In conclusion, the judge reproached DeSantis and Florida officials for casting doubt on medical science for their own partisan purposes.

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