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• The vote - 322 against, 291 for - was a devastating rebuff .
• Even recent approaches by the US were rebuffed or sidetracked by the Indonesian government.
• You know, I can say in response to this column, that for 20 years the Democrats have been rebuffing one part of the progressive agenda after another.
• Values that embrace social solidarity and participation were indignantly rebuffed by the new culture.
• The one attempt he makes to talk to her is rebuffed yet he's still stricken to learn she committed suicide.
• For the next two hours, the bold captain stayed below, eating and drinking, rebuffing nervous passengers and becoming more and more brusque and abusive to anyone who remonstrated with him.
• Cooley appeared in person in May to appeal that decision, but his entreaty was rebuffed .
• Sensitive to the alleged and often real rebuffs of friends, but also to the demands of ecclesiastical authority, he was often at its mercy.
• The first attempt to storm the parliament was rebuffed by a volley of police tear gas.
• We tried desperately to obtain such an electoral pact with the Greens before the election, but we were rebuffed on every occasion.
• At times, the nightclub singer doesn't seem to like it much either, rebuffing the painter, only to fall back into her arms.
• He said the party represented a threat to the country and urged people to reclaim the Republic by rebuffing the party in the elections.
• After rebuffing him, Gregory alleged, the pundit retaliated by reducing his pay and subsequently firing him.
• Clay's efforts to locate and fix her image are rebuffed in a weary kind of manner.
• According to Apter, the mother-in-law is genuinely bewildered by her daughter-in-law's rebuffs of friendship.
• On a still and empty stage three men appear at the mercy of constant rebuffs .
• In fact, in a speech spanning an entire four sentences, she dedicated half of it to rebuffing the cynics.
• A draft Department of Defence letter rebuffing the president was never sent.
• Such an attitude expects no rebuffs and overlooks those it provokes.
• However the department has rebuffed calls to criminalise those who refuse to obey the law.
• After several rebuffs , Yeda offered to pay for the cost of localization.
• Rejecting businesses associated with poor human rights and unfair labour practices lost it £847,000 and rebuffing organisations involved in the production of problematic chemicals cost £688,000.
• It takes effort to refuse, and besides, there's always the danger that the refusal will be interpreted as a rebuff , a betrayal of religion, and a calloused disregard for people in need.
• his reserve was not intended as a rebuff
• However even he had given up hope after Ferguson had rebuffed his many attempts at getting him to postpone his retirement.
• This denial was an embarrassing rebuff for the Australian government.
• callers phoning a chatline need have no fear of rebuff
• Their joint assertion was a rebuff to the imperialists.
• It could have been a rebuff to what may have been perceived as the BBC's audacious judicial stance, but several of those organisations who refused have since had athletes banned or under suspicion.
• General readers who have stayed this far will not be surprised that, in the face of such a blatant rebuff , the Reserve Bank did nothing.
• In an ironic rebuff to communications technologies, the bill passed the Senate by unanimous, oral vote.
• In what will be seen as a clear rebuff to the second request, Mr Kenny said that delaying the €176 million project until after Christmas was simply not an option.
• The attempts by some shortsighted commanders to confine themselves to training and to leave education to officers of educational structures have met with a resolute rebuff .
• Despite my polite rebuff , Adam returned to my cell door a week later and eagerly divulged his deplorable obsession.
• This rebuff spurred them to think of an alternative.
• It might have helped if the person who fielded all our claims had been slightly less triumphant in the tone of her standard rebuff .
• As a rebuff to those who think today's teenagers are too narrow-minded, Umay's concerns are notably wide-ranging.
• He just laughs and makes a joke out of an intended rebuff .
• Its wrath, had it been rebuffed , was potentially catastrophic.
• Menzies' amendment was seen by some as a rebuff to the ‘non-aligned’ states.