"I absolutely repudiate such comments, " Mr. McCain declared, and the press corps tut-tutted its approval.
Any longer and passengers behind you start to tut or even push past.
And then, of course, came the usual chorus of carping, tut-tutting and deep regretting.
The hypothesis came after extensive analysis of high resolution images published online last year by Factum Arte, a Madrid-based art restoration specialist who helped create a facsimile of King Tut's burial chamber in Luxor.
Some Singaporeans were tut-tutting as the song went viral.
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In these instances, anxious tut-tutting from the Kremlin may not be entirely sincere.
Catholics and evangelicals tut-tut, and the middle-aged try to avoid it all.
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Undocumented immigrant is not only not pejorative, it implies a moral judgement an implicit tut-tut for misplacing some papers of failing to dot ever i and cross every t.
And soon the greying gamers will start tut-tutting about some new evil threatening to destroy the younger generation's moral fibre.
But competitors, including the publicly held Tut Systems and Copper Mountain, are ahead in customer counts and have more cash to burn.
Sorkin would tut-tut that Jobs never used the symbolic position of the President to speak out on various pet issues.
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