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It was in Captain S-'s tradition rather to reprove his officers for not carrying on quite enough - in his phrase "for not taking every ounce of advantage of a fair wind." But there was also a psychological motive that made him extremely difficult to deal with on board that iron clipper.

Sometimes, the worthy gentleman would reprove my mother for being over-indulgent to her sons, with a reference to old Eli, or David and Absalom, which was particularly galling to her feelings; and, very highly as she respected him, and all his sayings, I once heard her exclaim, 'I wish to goodness he had a son himself!

In his speech, Bersamin said the new lawyers must 'always detest and reprove a fellow lawyer who joins a public demand for disrespecting the courts and their rulings.'

He noted that as lawyers tasked to uphold the rule of law, they should 'always detest and reprove a fellow lawyer who joins a public demand for disrespecting the courts and their rulings.'

That he refrains from doing so reminds us of the need to be patient, following Christ's command: "If your brother does something wrong, reprove him and, if he is sorry, forgive him.

According to the company, the multicentre, randomized double-blind REPROVE study demonstrated the non-inferiority of AVYCAZ to meropenem with regard to the US FDA primary endpoint, 28-day all-cause mortality in the ITT (intent-to-treat) population and AVYCAZ was non-inferior to meropenem with respect to the key secondary endpoint, clinical cure at the test of cure (TOC) visit in the ITT population.

This VAL-083 REPROVe Trial is an open label, multi-centre, Phase 1/2 clinical trial to evaluate the safety and efficacy of VAL-083 in patients with recurrent adenocarcinoma of the ovary, who have been previously treated with a minimum of two courses of platinum-based chemotherapy and whose cancer has recurred within six months of the most recent platinum-based chemotherapy, according to the company.

The researchers also noted that the sample size was small, so future studies should be conducted in order to reprove the correlation they found.

This sunny morning, when the sky's so blue, The freckled light glints on the waves like love, No promises to keep, no deeds to do, The sturdy bridges soaring high above, Like something lasting past the world's reprove, An unseen music tingles down my spine, A song cooed sweetly by some mourning dove, Some brand new words to The Water of Tyne: "Though all your old friends are departed now There's plenty left to live for anyhow."