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In the third act, however, the tone grows more earnest as the players are excoriated for their indulgences.
en.wikipedia.org Union leaders were excoriated by the press, and were denounced from altar and pulpit.
en.wikipedia.org But most of all, he excoriated the churchmen.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk After being excoriated by two committees, the networks scrambled to expunge violence from their programming.
en.wikipedia.org They insisted, those educated women and men, that gifted and talented programs excoriated the self-confidence of children who couldn't or didn't get into those programs.
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