Mr Paisley has had a field-day, jeering that the Ulster Unionist leader had been duped by Mr Adams.

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If this were happening in any other industry, the Journal would probably be jeering, not cheering, the wanna-be monopolists.

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About a dozen people walked out of the meeting in protest at English being used, but many more had joined in the jeering.

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But Wales justifiably reached half-time on level terms, and the home fans gave the visitors a huge compliment by jeering their own team off the field.

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As the group, the African Youth Initiative Network, did a live translation of the film narrative into the local Luo dialect, an estimated 35, 000 people began jeering.

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The former England captain attempted to jump over a barrier as he left the field at half-time into a section of the crowd that had been jeering him.

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Both teams left the pitch to a frustrated chorus of jeering at the interval, with Chelsea coach Ray Wilkins clearly angry at the events of the first half.

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Far away from the jeering supporters at London's Stamford Bridge, Benitez completed his brief but productive reign with a 5-3 loss to Manchester City in a season-ending exhibition game Saturday night.

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Can South Africa escape this sort of snide jeering?

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With the crowd jeering him and his knee barking at him, Anthony had one of his worst games ever at the Pepsi Center, his home for the first eight seasons of his NBA career.

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