We're trapped in this constant cycle of: events, condemnation; events, condemnation.
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Greed antedated capitalism by millennia, and its condemnation by Old Testament prophets likewise well antedated its condemnation by Teddy Roosevelt.
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Weeks after a white supremacist murdered a peaceful counter-protester in Charlottesville, Virginia, public condemnation of far-right violence has shifted to condemnation of anti-fascist protesters, or antifa.
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The condemnation marks only the second time those countries have jointly accused a country of malicious cyber activity, following a similar condemnation of Russia this year for creating the NotPetya malware.
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Condemnation The 1995 execution of Nigerian playwright Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight other human rights activists (including Kiobel's husband) campaigning against environmental degradation of their native Ogoni land caused worldwide condemnation.
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Over time, the Church walked back its condemnation, and in October 1992 the pope closed a decade-long investigation into the condemnation and published a formal acknowledgment of the Church's error.
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The crescendo of condemnation was ... It was a crescendo.
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A trickle of Republicans came out in condemnation -- Sens.
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Trump's harsh (and unfounded) condemnation of vaccines greatly outweighs his condemnation of groups like the National Policy Institute, whose president used the term "Lügenpresse" to refer to the mainstream media on Nov. 21.
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Darrell Issa released a scathing condemnation of the draft legislation.
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Despite widespread public condemnation, Zuckerberg held firm to his position.
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Goldman Sachs issued the boldest condemnation of Mr. Trump's order.
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Trump's son, Eric Trump, balked at the Correspondents' Association's condemnation.
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It's all either political or a rote condemnation of Obamacare.
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Nancy Pelosi put out a milquetoast condemnation of Maxine Waters.
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Quick condemnation Canada's leaders condemned the attack on social media.
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Instead, these actions may trigger condemnation quickly followed by silence.
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Condemnation South Korean officials were quick to condemn the movements.
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Department of Commerce secretary Wilbur Ross added to the condemnation.
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Reactions to the device have varied from enthusiasm to condemnation.
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The warrant immediately drew condemnation from some privacy law experts.
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The warrant has already drawn condemnation from some legal commentators.
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Leaving out Breitbart might earn Facebook condemnation from these quarters.
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It's more a condemnation of how we present cancer screening.
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King's admission earlier this month was met with widespread condemnation.
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The Republican condemnation of one of their own never came.
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The move provoked condemnation from Venezuelan Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez.
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Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago was blunter in his condemnation.
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The episode became a focus of international scrutiny and condemnation.
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Violent protests and international condemnation have already followed Trump's move.
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News of those plans drew international condemnation at the time.
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Johnson has been particularly outspoken in his condemnation of Corbyn.
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Khashoggi's disappearance has resulted in widespread condemnation of Saudi Arabia.
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The condemnation included previously unsupportive countries like Egypt and Russia.
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So short homilies and analyses are added to the condemnation.
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The report has prompted widespread condemnation from the international community.
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International condemnation Leaders around the world condemned the mosque attack.
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But its tactics against the protests have drawn international condemnation.
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What Wright composed was less a review than a condemnation.
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Condemnation The US State Department spoke out against the arrests.
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The killing of Khashoggi has sparked international condemnation and outrage.
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Joyce Short wants us to go further than moral condemnation.
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The chorus of condemnation among Democrats and Republicans was swift.
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News of the massacre prompted condemnation from around the world.
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Once again, Mr. Orban's actions were met with widespread condemnation.
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The past promotion of plans there have prompted international condemnation.
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The remarks quickly generated condemnation from lawmakers in both parties.
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This has not stopped the onslaught of attention and condemnation.
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The move drew such widespread condemnation that Mr. Videgaray resigned.
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In Berlin, the film has won both praise and condemnation.
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Lawmakers, regulators and pilots responded with swift condemnation on Friday.
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The Twitter ratio was swift and the condemnation was thorough.
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Mr. Corbyn issued his own strong condemnation of the attacks.
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Several are likely to draw condemnation from housing advocacy groups.
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Democratic members of Congress joined the chorus of condemnation — Rep.
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The subsequent military operation has drawn almost universal condemnation internationally.
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Bigotry is not a perspective that deserves engagement beyond condemnation.
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The board's decision had drawn condemnation internationally and in Malaysia.
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That case drew widespread condemnation from advocates for undocumented immigrants.
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The swift political broadsides drew condemnation from Ms. Pelosi's team.
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"It's something to make a serious condemnation of this system."
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Worldwide condemnation forced the administration to quickly ditch the policy.
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"Crimes of Grindelwald" likely won't fall victim to that same condemnation.
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And there's the usual flood of CEOs issuing statements of condemnation.
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Animal rights advocates expressed grief and condemnation on Twitter and Facebook.
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The move has drawn condemnation from religious, humanitarian and political leaders.
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Might this lead to real violence and where is the condemnation?
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In a Medium post, Abrams opted for a much stronger condemnation.
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Politicians and religious leaders were united in their shock and condemnation.
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Those comments drew condemnation from lawmakers, including from Republicans like Rep.
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The Saudi government has bristled at international condemnation of its actions.
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His loud condemnation of the atrocities he witnessed earned him enemies.
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The announcement of the resolution followed Videgaray's condemnation of the policy.
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And I was glad to hear his condemnation of this practice.
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They also broke with the administration in their condemnation of Russia.
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It's a sweeping condemnation of one of America's two major parties.
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Video He has faced condemnation from state Democrats for the comments.
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International condemnation Pope Francis is scheduled to visit Cairo this month.
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A 2015 case involving unauthorized videotaping produced a strong judicial condemnation.
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Israel's deadly tactics in confronting the protests have drawn international condemnation.
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Messages of condemnation have been flooding in from across the country.
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Condemnation has rained down from every corner of the Republican Party.
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There has been widespread international condemnation of Maduro's Constituent Assembly plan.
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"There's this confusion of condemnation for comprehension in journalism," Oppenheimer says.
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Almost immediately after reporting his findings, He was met with condemnation.
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But the move drew swift condemnation and calls for additional sanctions.
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Intensified protests and international condemnation forced him to retract the pardons.
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The changes at the CSIRO have been met with international condemnation.
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The gross oversight drew swift condemnation from the South African Parliament.
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Other reviewers, likely fearful of social condemnation, turned a blind eye.
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Sanders was joined in his condemnation of Morales's resignation by Reps.
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The Trump administration's high-level condemnation is unprecedented for two reasons.
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The inclusion of this provision has drawn significant condemnation from Rep.
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Condemnation poured in from Democrats and — slowly — a selection of Republicans.
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But the condemnation kept pouring in over Twitter, Facebook and WhatsApp.
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Saudi Arabia joined in the condemnation, but it was lip service.
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Its calibrated approach has helped contain international condemnation of Israel's crackdown.
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The president echoed Vice President Pence's condemnation of the attempted attack.
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Russia in 85033 annexed Crimea from Ukraine, eliciting widespread international condemnation.
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The Associated Press: Trump to battle investigations with condemnation and lawyers.
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On Twitter, the incident prompted condemnation and accusations of racial profiling.
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International condemnation after the deaths on the border was relatively muted.
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Each poem recounts Jesus' journey from condemnation to death and burial.
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The decision on Friday drew immediate condemnation from gun control advocates.
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If we have already lost Jamal, then condemnation is not enough.
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Outside the camps, they weren't free of social condemnation and abuse.
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Each move has been greeted with international condemnation and angry demonstrations.
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But Trump's comments drew swift condemnation elsewhere, particularly from U.S. Democrats.
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Moral condemnation, DeScioli wrote, is a prime suspect behind partisan hostility.
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Faced with widespread condemnation, Ms. Bradley apologized and retracted her comments.
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Trump's comments prompted widespread condemnation from Democrats Tuesday, including from Sen.
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It should bring European allies in behind its condemnation and warnings.
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The level of condemnation on Ms. Omar has been really intense.
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Meanwhile, from the right, ESPN faced condemnation for not punishing Hill.
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The pocket of resistance has often faced skepticism, condemnation and indifference.
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Bipartisan condemnationThere has been bipartisan condemnation of Trump's response to date.
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That, in itself, should evoke universal condemnation of Republican congressional behavior.
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North Korea has long faced international condemnation for its nuclear ambitions.
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Monday's announcement was met with swift condemnation from refugee resettlement organizations.
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He also offered only a tepid condemnation of post-election abuses.
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So you get a buildup of scapegoating, shaming and Manichaean condemnation.
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Morey's initial tweet also drew condemnation from the Chinese Basketball Association.
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The comments drew swift condemnation from both sides of the aisle.
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Michelet was a master of moral condemnation, and C.L.R. James, likewise.
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The move drew condemnation from other journalists and press rights groups.
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The same lukewarm condemnation has been reflected in the music industry.
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The footage also sparked international condemnation and protests around the world.
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Turner's six-month sentence for the crime has drawn widespread condemnation.
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Widespread condemnation The apparent circumstances of Khashoggi's disappearance caused worldwide revulsion.
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For many Americans, any condemnation of radical Islamic ideology is racism.
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But he swiftly faced condemnation for his actions, which stunned him.
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Hunt, speaking to BBC radio, reiterated his condemnation of the violence.
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The country's hardline stance toward refugees continues to draw international condemnation.
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The legislation had drawn anger from the Palestinians and international condemnation.
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International sanctions and condemnation have not appeared to slow his momentum.
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Donald Trump's condemnation of the practice has only made it more widespread.
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The innocence of their kiss is gone, replaced with innuendo and condemnation.
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The announcement has received widespread condemnation by the scientific community and activists.
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This was the first concerted international condemnation of Chinese actions in Xinjiang.
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But she&aposs always sent crazy tweets that are deserving of condemnation.
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Their condemnation, of course, ultimately functioning as both advertisement and recruitment tool.
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International condemnation came thick and fast, including at the UN Security Council.
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Democratic senators were swift to issue their condemnation of Trump's withdrawal announcement.
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In no way, shape, or form is any of this a condemnation.
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There are signs that Iran is feeling the strain of international condemnation.
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Flake said President Trump's condemnation of Blankenship did not go far enough.
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The news was met with nearly universal condemnation from the world's scientists.
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The decision drew such public condemnation that the plan was ultimately scrapped.
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The humiliating spotlight of national condemnation came as a shock to him.
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The decision drew approval from one side and condemnation from the other.
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His declaration drew universal condemnation from Arab leaders and widespread criticism elsewhere.
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But DiSanto's not the first official to draw condemnation over the meme.
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It's difficult to see how similar condemnation could be aimed at T2.
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The "drought selfies," as they came to be known, drew widespread condemnation.
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News of the child bride loophole evoked condemnation across the political spectrum.
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McCain delivered a full and complete condemnation of Trumpism on Monday night.
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The tweet has gone viral and has drawn both condemnation and praise.
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Lyra's killers have succeeded only in uniting the entire community in condemnation.
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With Dan's condemnation of same-sex marriage, smoldering concerns exploded into rage.
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The church should be unequivocal and vocal in its condemnation and repentance.
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"Such acts are beyond condemnation," the European Union mission to Afghanistan said.
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Mr. Trump has faced widespread condemnation for this stance from both Mrs.
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Surely that is worthy of some sort of condemnation given his promise.
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By the end of the afternoon, the attack has drawn international condemnation.
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That move drew widespread condemnation, including from Republican U.S. President Donald Trump.
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You wake up, and check your phone, and see a new condemnation.
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Nightclubs are wicked, evil places that deserve our eternal condemnation and damnation.
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The comments sparked widespread condemnation from Democratic lawmakers and Puerto Rican officials.
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But President Trump pushed back forcefully against condemnation of the crown prince.
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My profile received a great deal of rejection, vituperation, condemnation and accusation.
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China denied the existence of the camps, even as international condemnation mounted.
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That comment prompted a slew of condemnation from across the political spectrum.
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Tuesday's comments about Hussein quickly drew condemnation from members of both parties.
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The words of Western condemnation this fall have only worsened Russia's behavior.
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That stance brought her threats and condemnation, even from her own family.
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It drew widespread attention on social media, and condemnation from the left.
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Equally troubling, they said, was Mr. Trump's lack of condemnation of it.
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It was later deleted after widespread condemnation and an apology was issued.
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As a group, the play's adults form a righteous chorus of condemnation.
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On Friday, facing condemnation from liberals and conservatives alike, Mr. Whelan apologized.
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Some in the party later resented Gillibrand's outspoken condemnation of her colleague.
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The country's crackdown on Rohingya Muslims, meanwhile, continues to draw global condemnation.
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The central activity became moral condemnation, with vindication as the ultimate goal.
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This has rightly drawn attention and condemnation — and some reversals in court.
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"The condemnation of violence in Virginia unites the entire world," he said.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has supported Assad throughout years of international condemnation.
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The idea of arming school staff has been met with sharp condemnation.
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And yet, condemnation of Obama was swift and brutal from some quarters.
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The photo drew quick condemnation from people online and the company itself.
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The violence brought widespread condemnation and appeals for calm across the city.
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Since then, he has faced international condemnation for chipping away at democracy.
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Chung's suspension has become an international incident drawing condemnation from U.S. Senators.
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What better way than to cooperatively stage a condemnation of Russian actions?
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The ruling provoked international condemnation and sent shock waves across the region.
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Mr. Reeves's condemnation of "private" education, however, deserves a more nuanced approach.
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In fact, neither the anonymous author nor the literary sleuths deserve condemnation.
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Cory Gardner echoed his colleagues' condemnation of Russian President Vladimir Putin's actions.
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The Hill's Morgan Chalfant has more on Trump's searing condemnation of China.
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Protests and international condemnation have grown, with Peru taking the hardest line.
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Ivanka Trump made a specific reference to Muslim communities in her condemnation.
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The Twitter messages drew widespread condemnation from both sides of the aisle.
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The response drew widespread condemnation from members of Mr. Trump's own party.
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But don't sensationalize his story with a blanket condemnation of public defenders.
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Instead D'Souza sometimes slips into reproof that is just shy of condemnation.
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"I hear (from Europe) voices of condemnation over President Trump's historic announcement, but I have not heard any condemnation for the rocket firing against Israel that has come (after the announcement) and the awful incitement against us," Netanyahu said.
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"I hear (from Europe) voices of condemnation over President Trump's historic announcement but I have not heard any condemnation for the rocket firing against Israel that has come (after the announcement) and the awful incitement against us," Netanyahu said.
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It followed widespread condemnation by artists and human rights groups around the world.
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Palestinians see the barrier, which has drawn international condemnation, as a land grab.
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Israel's deadly tactics in confronting the weekly Friday protests have drawn international condemnation.
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They were met with condemnation and serious threats of war from the north.
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The administration abandoned family separations in June in the face of widespread condemnation.
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" Valls also stressed his condemnation of that "intolerable rejection of Islam and Muslims.
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The final rule drew immediate condemnation from several civil and reproductive rights groups.
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The tariff proposal has drawn sharp condemnation from Republican lawmakers and business groups.
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Overseas, however, the launch drew condemnation as a ballistic missile test in disguise.
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If that's not a direct condemnation of Jews, I don't know what is.
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Since then, however, the US has joined in the international condemnation of Russia.
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In a case that has provoked international condemnation, the two were arrested Dec.
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His words move from effervescent praise of Res's mother to 140-character condemnation.
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The wave of air strikes, rocket fire and shelling has sparked international condemnation.
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The global condemnation that would follow is enough of a deterrent (so far).
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Russia, the Assad regime's most important overseas ally, predictably issued a swift condemnation.
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Four MPs spent a decade in prison, sparking condemnation from Turkey's Western partners.
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But amid the international condemnation, it appears to be taking a firmer stance.
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The footage drew condemnation from the American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico.
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Blizzard drew widespread condemnation in the wake of its decision to suspend Chung.
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Condemnation on social media was swift and aggressive, as it should have been.
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" Ultimately, the suit alleges, the plaintiffs "were met with threats, condemnation, and termination.
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The episode prompted widespread condemnation from Democrats, including those vying to replace Trump.
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PG&E challenged inverse condemnation in California's Supreme Court unsuccessfully late last year.
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It was met with an international outcry, including condemnation from politicians across Canada.
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ISIS atrocities surely deserve every form of condemnation the international community can muster.
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He smirked through questioning and condemnation from lawmakers, drawing their ire on occasion.
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And, for now, the migrants who have been rescued deserve compassion, not condemnation.
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Activist groups, including the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), welcomed the experts' "condemnation".
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The narrowly focused condemnation from the right thus targeted Trump's coddling of bigotry.
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They know that failure is feedback, and not a condemnation of their abilities.
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Most have been held for years without charge or trial, drawing international condemnation.
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Friends and strangers began emailing me about it, both with praise and condemnation.
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None of the countries that signed the condemnation were from the Islamic world.
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Omar met with Hunegs last month, after her initial remarks received widespread condemnation.
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The second is that, despite near universal condemnation, Trump is not backing down.
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The remark sparked condemnation across the world, including from all 55 African nations.
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The newspaper's condemnation came minutes after Trump joked that he thought Montana Rep.
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There was widespread condemnation from the Arab world after Trump's decision was announced.
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Democrats aren't buying Trump's condemnation of white supremacy, writes The Hill's Niall Stanage.
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Already, the tariff proposal has drawn condemnation from Republican lawmakers and business groups.
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It drew harsh condemnation from conservatives, who labeled it a Wall Street bailout.
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Donegan remembers the response as "universal condemnation," though the reality was more complicated.
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Even so, no movie this welcoming to silly hats deserves our complete condemnation.
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The move drew swift condemnation from advocacy groups and the wider international community.
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The comments drew swift condemnation from Democratic lawmakers, including multiple presidential candidates. Sens.
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The lawmakers' condemnation also comes amid backlash over a fundraising letter dated Aug.
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THE TOPLINE: A bloody weekend in Syria brought condemnation from lawmakers on Monday.
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Some of them reacted with condemnation over the weekend to Ms. Chen's appointment.
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Condemnation rose as well, usually after bad things happened to D&D gamers.
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Heavily sanctioned North Korea drew condemnation for its fourth nuclear test on Jan.
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Feminist activists across the nation reacted to his remarks with outrage and condemnation.
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Private entrepreneurs are loath to speak out for fear of attracting official condemnation.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, delivered a steadily escalating condemnation of the Trump administration.
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Pope Francis's condemnation of capital punishment is simple and unambiguous: It is inadmissible.
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But President Trump avoided any public condemnation of Russia's role in the attack.
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Speaking of progressives, Trump's condemnation of socialism was an underhanded swipe at Sen.
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Explicit condemnation came mostly from analysts and lawmakers without formal positions in government.
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Looking fwd to yr condemnation Trump still has not tweeted on the matter.
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Neither can it be the liberal counsel of feckless condemnation followed by inaction.
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Our hasty condemnation of these teenagers reveals the cold truth about hot takes.
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A profoundly polarizing and finally tragic figure, Mr. Hume opens himself for condemnation.
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It drew condemnation from Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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Despite international condemnation, public support for the death penalty remains high in Japan.
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We need national prevention action, not more condemnation of the women at risk.
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It is a low-key but damning condemnation of how Palestinians are dehumanized.
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Wills believed that Baldwin went too far in his condemnation of the West.
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But Biblical condemnation of the rich and the accumulation of wealth is unequivocal.
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They will receive the condemnation of the people and the punishment of history.
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She said "the dire situation" demanded "clear and strong condemnation" of Russia's actions.
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The president made his first public condemnation of the incidents five days later.
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" Mr. O'Rourke was unequivocal in his condemnation of Mr. Trump, calling him "racist.
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But the condemnation did not stop LGBTQ-free zones from expanding in Poland.
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The killings immediately drew condemnation from authorities in Mexico and the United States.
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The commission's request for information has been met with condemnation by Democratic lawmakers.
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He later tweeted an endorsement of Johnson and condemnation of NBC's Chuck Todd.
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It has sparked a tide of condemnation from Western nations and celebrities alike.
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And even his break is mild — an open mind, not an outright condemnation.
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There will be official statements of condemnation, but that will have to suffice.
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Hanson joined the condemnation, telling the Senate she was appalled by Anning's speech.
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" Mr. O'Rourke was unequivocal in his condemnation of Mr. Trump, calling him "racist.
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The Louisiana governor wrote a letter of condemnation to N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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That prompted Trump to run with his condemnation of NFL players Tuesday morning:
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Trump's earlier decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital also drew Arab condemnation.
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And Hollywood's and Chapman's swift condemnation of Weinstein is certainly compelling evidence of that.
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Following Ben Affleck's condemnation of Weinstein, Rose McGowan called the actor out on Twitter.
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Monday's attack has drawn international condemnation, including from United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres.
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International condemnation and aggressive sanctions have done little to impede the regime's nuclear ambitions.
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First is the traditional Republican response to Russian foreign policy moves -- aggressive condemnation. Sen.
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So why is his legacy treated with fascination and twisted admiration rather than condemnation?
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And a day later it conducted a failed missile test, which drew international condemnation.
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He's also facing international condemnation from Monday's killings of Palestinians at the Gaza border.
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John McCain and Lindsey Graham have been vocal in their condemnation of Russia's interference.
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The movements of several suspect Russian craft have recently received plenty of international condemnation.
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U.S. allies including Britain, Germany, Australia, Canada and Japan will reportedly join that condemnation.
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EU Council President Donald Tusk tweeted his condemnation of Russia's "use of force" Monday.
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But Todd noted that "there has been virtually no condemnation" from the Republican Party.
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At the Security Council, only U.S. vetoes have spared Israel draconian, one-sided condemnation.
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In the past, similar moves were met with automatic condemnation as obstacles to peace.
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There was indeed media vilification, and cultural condemnation as well; Cosby became a pariah.
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Swift condemnation from Democrats Trump's statement on Tuesday drew a swift rebuke from Democrats.
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The attack drew widespread condemnation and incited anti-immigrant protests in Ibarra shortly after.
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Maduro himself stood for reelection last year to widespread condemnation from the international community.
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To issue a blanket condemnation of the network as 'fake news' is also unfair.
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Visibly absent from the initial outpouring of support and condemnation was President Bolsonaro himself.
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However, we shouldn't avoid connecting the two out of fear of anti-sex condemnation.
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The for-profit company has drawn condemnation, fines and lawsuits from coast to coast.
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Details of the cash delivery drew fresh condemnation of the Iran deal from Republicans.
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The authorities, seeking to avoid a shootout, have responded only with statements of condemnation.
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Prominent British Muslims were joined in condemnation by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby.
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Several refused to recognize the results, while Spain and Canada joined in the condemnation.
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The incident has drawn condemnation from the community's residents who spoke with the station.
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Well, as Wyoming Area administrators might be surprised to hear, it wasn't more condemnation.
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It is tempting to see in this categorical condemnation a necessary rebuke of Trumpism.
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The condemnation of Comey in Inspector General Horowitz's report should have been much harsher.
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For North Korea, the launch brought about condemnation from the international community at large.
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After a lot of public condemnation they turned a number of strikes against ISIL.
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North Korea's testing of an intermediate-range ballistic missile drew international condemnation last week.
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Those tweets drew wide condemnation from across the political spectrum in Washington and beyond.
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Key Iranian officials joined Rouhani's condemnation, including the judiciary chief and Revolutionary Guard commanders.
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The broad and sweeping condemnation from the left thus targeted Trump's millions of supporters.
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Many are sick and tired of only hearing words of condemnation from international figures.
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They have been assaulting people and blocking speeches for years with relatively little condemnation.
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The footage also sparked international condemnation and a backlash of protests around the world.
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Trump's tweets sparked immediate condemnation from Democratic leaders and some members of the GOP.
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The pivot of the administration from condemnation to openness and praise has been deliberate.
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And more recently, Democratic leadership gave a strongly worded condemnation of Minnesota progressive Rep.
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Don't misunderstand me — the March for Life is not one of condemnation or judgment.
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International reaction Condemnation poured in from around the world over Israel's use of force.
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Pictures of the haircut posted on Facebook drew a mixture of praise and condemnation.
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The international community and some U.S. lawmakers have responded with pointed condemnation of Russia.
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Leaked photographs — medieval in their appearance, viscerally brutal — sparked public outrage and immediate condemnation.
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But it brought swift condemnation from several nations and sparked clashes around the world.
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Sean Spicer's appearance at this year's Emmys has already attracted a lot of condemnation.
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The idea rightly drew widespread condemnation and Trump finally said he disagreed with it.
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The condemnation and shunning of traditional Christians and other religious adherents is profoundly illiberal.
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The foreigners included a citizen of the Netherlands, which increased condemnation from Western nations.
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Its takeover of the Crimean Peninsula has brought sanctions and condemnation from the West.
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The rehearsed statements of condemnation from the international community feel very hollow from here.
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Donald Trump, Jr. : The commissioner says that the department is preparing a condemnation order.
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The Jesuits, who were at the forefront of European education, issued a robust condemnation.
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The move is likely to draw swift condemnation from immigration advocates and legal challenges.
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Trump is worthy of condemnation for his conduct in seeking to end the investigation.
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The speech left the stunned public gasping with praise and condemnation in its wake.
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Condemnation from around the hemisphere, Europe and the United States has had little effect.
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Speaking here this week, Mr. Bach couched his condemnation on the condition of evidence.
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But those incidents did not prompt the same kind of widespread and intense condemnation.
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Nationally, the conviction rate was more than 99.9 percent last year, drawing international condemnation.
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The situation remains so bad, it attracted condemnation from the United Nations last week.
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After Ms. Steinle's death, that decision drew condemnation from political leaders in both parties.
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Facing international condemnation, Mr. Trump signed an executive order in June ending the policy.
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But condemnation isn't going to help Somalia battle the Shabab and its bomb makers.
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That was clear on Monday in his virulent condemnation of the International Criminal Court.
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But those steps were seen as limited and in response to overwhelming international condemnation.
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Before the 70s, few queer subjects were depicted in art without condemnation or sensationalism.
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Trump's scapegoating of the caravan drew widespread condemnation from human rights groups and Democrats.
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To be sure, Mr. Trump's choice of words drew condemnation from around the world.
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The Kremlin viewed the condemnation as a geopolitical insult driven by the American government.
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Japan: The country announced it would resume commercial whaling in July, despite international condemnation.
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But even if all a person does is donate, does that deserve our condemnation?
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It is especially curious considering Pope Francis's recent unequivocal condemnation of the death penalty.
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China will reap a whirlwind of condemnation if it sends tanks into our city.
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The prospect of a rescission package has drawn bipartisan backlash and condemnation from advocates.
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Despite the international condemnation of Myanmar, efforts to punish its government have been limited.
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Mr. French's unequivocal condemnation of the verdict is notable for its unique rightward viewpoint.
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For starters, it can cease the obsessive condemnation of Israel at the United Nations.
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His case is likely to reignite global condemnation of how Beijing treats its critics.
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But just before that condemnation, Feingold's campaign chided Johnson for not speaking out sooner.
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The condemnation measure, which passed 14-0, drew swift backlash from Republicans including Trump.
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On the left, writers were skeptical about Republican leaders' condemnation of President Trump's equivocation.
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But delicacy is not easier than condemnation; and as a fallback, I prefer it.
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Sajid Javid, the minister for communities and local government, posted a condemnation on Twitter.
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This is why the international community has been universal in its condemnation of India.
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Among the commentators I follow, condemnation of Facebook's move was more or less universal.
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The council's voting system must be reformed, and others deserve more condemnation than Israel.
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Erdogan also made clear Turkey would not halt its offensive despite the widespread condemnation.
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Lawmakers take offense Kelly's comments drew condemnation from both sides of the aisle Tuesday.
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In July, a Kyrgyz court ruled to uphold the term despite persistent international condemnation.
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There's too much personal condemnation in this contest and not enough consideration of ideas.
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President Trump's willingness to call for rethinking trade policy has drawn condemnation from elites.
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The move was welcomed by Israel but drew condemnation from Palestinians and Arab leaders.
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The strike drew immediate condemnation from Democrats and some Republicans, and it prompted Sen.
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Garrett was immediately ejected from the game for his actions, which garnered widespread condemnation.
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But the catharsis of condemnation has overwhelmed the specifics of what Cruz actually said.
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A handful of players protests as the preseason begins, drawing more condemnation from Trump.
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Criticism of Israel, including harsh condemnation, is not the same thing as anti-Semitism.
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Scientific research into the consequences of such religious condemnation remains at an early stage.
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Kim's sprint to nuclear capability, and each test along the way, drew international condemnation.
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Earlier this year, he issued a strong condemnation of Democrats' past negotiations with Trump.
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But in the abstract, this sort of condemnation makes a certain kind of sense.
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That exposes Republican legislators who break from the party consensus to greater threats than Democrats face, from condemnation by the powerful conservative information system led by Fox News to primary challenges from the right and, more recently, to tweets of condemnation from Trump.
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Politically, we may be witnessing a historic truce between Protestants and Catholics in the region: Evangelicals agree to embrace the Catholic Church's strong condemnation of abortion, the Catholic Church embraces evangelicals' strong condemnation of sexual diversity, and together, they can confront rising secularism.
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The first six months of Trump's candidacy drew plenty of condemnation within the United States.
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Following public condemnation, Gayle appeared at a 95-second press conference at Melbourne Airport Tuesday.
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Condemnation from Paris and Berlin followed a day of statements of support from EU officials.
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Presidential candidates responded to the photo with a mix of horror and condemnation for Trump.
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His comments immediately led to broad condemnation from U.S. professional athletes, players' associations, and teams.
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The killing of one of Honduras' best-known activists drew swift condemnation from government officials.
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In that context, a statement that even hints at such an association merits only condemnation.
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But the emergency declaration has drawn bipartisan condemnation from members of the House and Senate.
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Israel has drawn international condemnation for its use of deadly force during the mass demonstrations.
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But it didn't take long for him to walk back his stronger condemnation once again.
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The disappearances sparked widespread international condemnation of the state of law and order in Mexico.
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She took specific aim at his condemnation of an Indiana-born judge of Mexican heritage.
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Human rights activists circulated a video of the incident, prompting wide condemnation from Israeli leaders.
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And it introduces Nader Hasan, a cousin, whose condemnation of his relative's crime is unsparing.
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Since then, he has become something of a media pariah, drawing widespread mockery and condemnation.
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It's not cute to approach our sexuality and autonomy with fear, mistrust, disgust, or condemnation.
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Historians, journalists, and Native Americans responded to Trump's latest jab at Warren with forceful condemnation.
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Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council expressed its stern protest and condemnation of the move to China.
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The act got her arrested and imprisoned but also captured the world's attention and condemnation.
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Her voice wavers but never cracks, swelling into a powerful condemnation of the status quo.
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Already her comments have earned widespread condemnation from her political opponents, historians and Jewish groups.
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Council diplomats said they expected it to issue a unanimous statement of condemnation on Sunday.
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Its powerful condemnation of slavery fueled the human rights debate in the mid-19th century.
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"We must meet this belligerence with unequivocal condemnation and with clear, unequivocal consequences," he said.
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Remember that when considering all of the condemnation being issued of Trump's latest major mistake.
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The court's move to assume Congress' responsibilities has sparked international condemnation and protests across Caracas.
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His previous endorsement of these tactics had drawn condemnation from former defense and intelligence officials.
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The North Korean test sparked condemnation from the United States, China, Japan and South Korea.
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The severity of criticism directed at Trump has ranged from full-throated condemnation by Sen.
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McCain braved ill health to voice his condemnation of "spurious nationalism" reminiscent of the 1930s.
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It has become incredibly clear that Democrats have allowed anti-Semitism to exist without condemnation.
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Snipes, a Democrat, was the subject of widespread condemnation from Republicans during Florida's statewide recount.
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His revival of civil asset forfeiture drew near-universal condemnation from liberals and conservatives alike.
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But the meeting just for Nunes and Gowdy sparked condemnation from Democrats in Congress. Rep.
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Russia annexed Crimea in March 2014, garnering condemnation from various members of the international community.
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O'Reilly references former First Lady's Laura Bush's strong condemnation of the policy in his tweet.
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A mix of tributes and condemnation poured in from allies and foes around the world.
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Trump's comments have drawn condemnation from Puerto Rican officials, Democrats and a handful of Republicans.
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The tweets prompted condemnation both among US and British officials, including Prime Minister Theresa May.
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"A Prophet" is a condemnation of the French prison system as an institution of reform.
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The post, shared widely on Twitter, drew swift condemnation and comparisons to white supremacist memes.
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This isn't the first time, however, that the facility has been the subject of condemnation.
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The comments ignited a firestorm in Washington and received condemnation from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Trump's announcement spurred swift condemnation from foreign governments, including in the United Kingdom and Canada.
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His killing sparked shock and condemnation, but the perpetrator's identity and motives remain a mystery.
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A senior IVRCL manager drew national condemnation for calling the disaster "an act of God".
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Amnesty International and the African Bar Association issued statements of condemnation for the government's actions.
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His embrace of violence has shocked other countries and brought condemnation from human rights groups.
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But what became clear was that "the current predicament" was precisely this condemnation of detail.
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Their case has brought international condemnation and raised concerns about freedom of expression in Turkey.
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Their condemnation of WikiLeaks differed sharply from President Donald Trump's past praise of the organization.
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People have delicate egos, and even a slight word of condemnation can wound someone's pride.
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And he rejected the idea that the Democrats' resolution will single her out for condemnation.
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"Despite international condemnation, the Burmese authorities incredibly continue to deny the atrocities," said the letter.
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Nobody should be looking to her for condemnation of whatever monstrosity Trump conjures up next.
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Although not a direct condemnation, industry insiders took the message as a warning for Facebook.
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The reclusive regime had previously fired two intercontinental ballistic missiles in July, prompting international condemnation.
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The policy's hard-line stance drew condemnation from long-time critics of President Donald Trump.
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But the dispute prompted an outburst of condemnation toward American policy from hawkish Chinese commentators.
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Footage of thousands of spring breakers packed together on Florida's beaches has sparked widespread condemnation.
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But three years ago, Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a speech that won him near-universal condemnation.
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The policy drew widespread condemnation, prompting the president to halt the practice in late June.
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" For this group, "moral condemnation of promiscuity in others has a long and deep history.
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Russia's theft of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula commanded condemnation and economic sanctions from around the world.
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There's one Democrat, however, who may receive the bulk of the condemnation in coming days.
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"There's been no unanimous condemnation of Ongwen and no unanimous call for forgiveness," he said.
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Unionist and nationalist leaders issued joint statements of condemnation, and made joint appearances in Londonderry.
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But that new level of expression has led to both praise and condemnation for Sanders.
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Numerous Arabic language comedy shows and talk shows on YouTube reacted with mockery and condemnation.
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READ: How the Trump-Netanyahu bromance could backfire on Israel Unsurprisingly, it sparked widespread condemnation.
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The administration received widespread, bipartisan condemnation for not immediately rejecting the idea out of hand.
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But there has been no robust united condemnation by the West or by Muslim countries.
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It shouldn't be 'politically correct' to extend kindness to the hurting, condemnation to the wrongdoers.
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We have the opportunity to restore families and help people find redemption instead of condemnation.
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That drew widespread condemnation, prompting global powers to seek toughened sanctions against the isolated country.
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The move drew condemnation from world leaders as detrimental to achieving a lasting peace accord.
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The notion of choosing loyalty between Hispanics and the country drew immediate condemnation from Democrats.
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Steve Stivers issued a stern condemnation of King's comments to the Times, and Iowa Gov.
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In July, a Kyrgyz court ruled to uphold the term despite persistent international condemnation. 6.
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Why would anyone continue to use recreational drugs despite the medical consequences and social condemnation?
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In recent months, Duque has faced condemnation over rising unemployment, economic reforms and deteriorating security.
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But the reports and condemnation haven't provoked any public back-down from the Chinese government.
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It essentially places a marker of condemnation pending a further possibility of bringing an impeachment.
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The vote was met with triumph in the Senate but anger and condemnation from China.
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Their largest political organization, J Street, welcomed the United Nations Security Council condemnation of settlements.
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China appreciates Ecuador's steps to bring the situation under control, Geng said, noting Correa's condemnation.
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Science academies worldwide formed an oversight commission in March, following widespread condemnation of the experiments.
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The president's rough comments on his adversaries have earned him condemnation from grieving families before.
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Hosts addressed the news with their usual comedic wit, mixed with condemnation for President Trump.
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The press watchdog received a number of complaints about the image, which drew international condemnation.
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He began with a mention of Black History Month and a condemnation of hate crimes.
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And secondly, the strongest possible condemnation of the ideology of the people who did this.
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Rough week It was not the first time this week that Kelly had attracted condemnation.
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Under pressure, the language of the resolution was changed to include condemnation of all hate.
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His arrest two years ago led to U.S. tariffs against Turkey and condemnation from Trump.
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It deserves praise for what it has done, not condemnation for what it could not.
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They remain a valuable expression of collective condemnation and reassert the goal of nuclear nonproliferation.
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But Indigenous leaders across the country view her departure from his cabinet as a condemnation.
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This is not because Trump has somehow become less racist or less worthy of condemnation.
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But members of Congress would be well advised to write their condemnation in their own words.
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A senior IVRCL manager has drawn national condemnation for calling the disaster an "act of God".
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After voting to significantly weaken the office, Republicans -- facing fierce public outcry and condemnation -- reversed course.
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"We understand an investigation is underway and join the condemnation of the publication of these images."
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Is that brave storytelling or wrongful condemnation of a family already cleared of their daughter's murder?
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The case has drawn international condemnation and revived concern about press freedom under President Tayyip Erdogan.
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" The comic also drew wide condemnation for suggesting that the #MeToo movement is somehow "slowed down.
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Condemnation of Trump's action poured in from abroad, including from traditional allies of the United States.
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Despite the outrage and condemnation, however, Republicans did not suggest they'd do anything beyond issue statements.
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His threat to withhold grants as punishment drew swift condemnation from California and New York officials.
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And now everyone is alive with condemnation, but pressed for an alternative, they&aposve got nothing.
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Where is the condemnation of Democrats in sanctuary cities that release violent criminals into our communities?
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For those who were grossed out by Fallon's Trump-hugging, "Best Friends" was a cathartic condemnation.
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Any direct condemnation would have meant a confrontation with the regime and repercussions for the church.
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On the other hand, the Arab League condemnation shows the very real limits to Israeli progress.
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His comment, made late on Wednesday, has since drawn universal condemnation, including from the prime minister.
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Condemnation of the order poured in from abroad, including from traditional allies of the United States.
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Blizzard's actions drew condemnation from international human rights groups, other players, and high-profile American politicians.
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The protest brought swift condemnation from Turkey, which said Germany was allowing open support for terrorism.
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His remarks drew condemnation from several charter school groups, which have strong supporters in the Senate.
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It also helps explain why Republican leaders have offered no fulsome condemnation of Mr Gianforte's thuggery.
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It has drawn a flurry of condemnation from civil liberties groups, LGBT advocates and major businesses.
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Brigadier General Mohsen Kazemeini, the top Revolutionary Guards commander in Tehran, joined the condemnation on Tuesday.
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The implementation of the law prompted a crackdown on gays and increased violence despite international condemnation.
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It's since been put in place in numerous other resort towns but has attracted widespread condemnation.
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Cummings was also aggressive in his condemnation of groups that he saw as threatening this right.
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There was consternation and condemnation from the usual quarters, but when has that dissuaded the North?
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The move comes after international condemnation of the "whale jail," where the mammals were being held.
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His condemnation of the audience is also an acknowledgement of his awareness that an audience exists.
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In the face of widespread condemnation, Sky Sports reports that AIBA has now dropped several officials.
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Amid a wave of controversy and condemnation over his comments, Neeson spoke to GMA on Tuesday.
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Trump's missive drew widespread condemnation for its opportunism and insensitivity, particularly in the context of Chicago.
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Nor expect the dampening of my condemnation of Comey because Trump World seeks to defame him.
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Their votes will determine whether Trump gets a bipartisan acquittal, a bipartisan condemnation — or, perhaps, both.
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Such selective condemnation and rush to judgment, especially when he becomes president, could inflame tensions worldwide.
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The event comes amidst international condemnation over leader Kim Jong Un's continuous pursuit of nuclear arms.
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Most notable was Trump's open condemnation of Iran as a nation that funds and harbors terrorists.
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Iran test-fired ballistic missiles this month, drawing international condemnation and prompting calls for more sanctions.
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That reflects condemnation of his truthfulness by virtually all Democrats and a solid majority of independents.
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Trump's move fulfilled a major campaign pledge but drew condemnation from U.S. allies and business leaders.
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And while the condemnation has been widespread elsewhere, the response from Republican lawmakers has been crickets.
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The decision to oust Damore received a lot of praise — and also a lot of condemnation.
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The group has provoked international condemnation with its brutality and mass kidnappings of women and girls.
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The prospect of hundreds of people being left behind has fueled condemnation of Australia's immigration law.
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Worldwide corporate behemoths such as McDonald's and Dow Chemical joined the condemnation of the Russian laws.
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The law was such a poorly veiled justification for racial targeting that it drew international condemnation.
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That shows where the USGA really stands, despite the lip-service-only condemnation a year ago.
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Any Russian incursion on the North's territory would immediately incur Chinese condemnation and even military resistance.
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That's kind of what Imperator feels like, and I don't necessarily mean that as a condemnation.
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His proposal has drawn widespread condemnation from critics at home and abroad who call it discriminatory.
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Rush, the lone dissenter, said the measure was not specific enough in its condemnation of King.
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Most have been held without charge or trial for more than a decade, drawing international condemnation.
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Humayun Khan, delivered a forceful condemnation of Trump in a speech at the Democratic National Convention.
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Personal turmoil congeals into a sweeping condemnation of the forces that both plague and unify them.
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Two U.S. B-1 bombers flew over South Korea on Tuesday, drawing condemnation from the North.
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Their venture is viewed by some as unseemly, and it has drawn condemnation from Buddhist leaders.
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Condemnation poured in from U.S. allies, with the EU and Mexico saying they would introduce countermeasures.
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The proposal drew widespread condemnation from immigrant-rights groups when it was first floated last year.
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The article drew widespread condemnation, and its removal led to the resignation of two top editors.
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On Thursday, the site received its biggest billing yet — in the form of a scathing condemnation.
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The Bundys, as it turns out, are uniters, not dividers: Their actions drew near-universal condemnation.
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"'Unequivocal Condemnation': Pelosi Denounces Antifa Violence… Before GOP's Ryan, Rubio, Romney,'" reads the Breitbart lead headline.
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"What we are trying to go for is reconciliation not condemnation," Suu Kyi told the BBC.
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He made no mention of the women specifically and offered no general condemnation of domestic violence.
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Land condemnation cases are known to take time because property owners have the right to sue.
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Some speculated that necessity resulted in Gillespie's tepid initial condemnation of this weekend's violence in Charlottesville.
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She noted that Sessions' announcement drew condemnation from Congress on Monday, including from some Republican lawmakers.
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Taking Mosul Aleppo-style would provoke international condemnation and threaten to crack the U.S.-led coalition.
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That is more a condemnation of politics writ large than a complimentary statement about the president.
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If Trump opts for withdrawal, he's likely to face all sorts of international condemnation and blowback.
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" At this point, Thomas continues, it's important "to hear a ringing condemnation on behavior like this.
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Israel drew international condemnation for its use of deadly force against mass demonstrations by Gaza Palestinians.
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"They called this an emergency condemnation of the building," Adam Holofcener tells me over the phone.
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Don't get me wrong: this isn't a condemnation of people who work in the sex industry.
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Obama's announcement drew swift condemnation from rights groups, which said it forfeited leverage on Myanmar's military.
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There was just no way that Franken could realistically stay on amid that depth of condemnation.
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Condemnation of the remarks was swift on social media and among elected officials around the state.
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This is not a celebration of an American eatery nor a condemnation of poor dietary habits.
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The wedding became a public relations disaster and international condemnation of the police violence inevitably followed.
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A 2015 Oslo exhibition juxtaposing his works with those of Munch's spurred condemnation from some critics.
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But his earlier comments, and those of the president, drew condemnation from scientists and environmental groups.
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His condemnation of the Iranian government is as ringing as his denunciations of Stalin and Hitler.
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What they're saying: The Israeli government's decision has prompted swift condemnation from Democrats and Palestinian leadership.
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But so far there has been no condemnation from Mr. Trump and, most important, no action.
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In search of praise he is continually doing things that will end up bringing him condemnation.
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Unfortunately, stories like the condemnation of Morey occur every day, and the stakes are much higher.
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Dr. Nakamura's murder was particularly brutal, sending shocks of grief around Afghanistan and drawing widespread condemnation.
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North Korea's rapidly increasing nuclear aggression spurred international condemnation and fresh United Nations Security Council sanctions.
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Yet not a whisper of condemnation of the agreement was uttered by Canada's major political parties.
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The White House also issued a condemnation of what it called a "horrific" and "despicable" act.
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But they add to a flood of condemnation on Capitol Hill of Trump's shift in policy.
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Four months of daily protests have left more than 120 dead and brought on international condemnation.
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Some likened the controversy to one in October, when the N.B.A. was the target of condemnation.
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Other writers would have backed down in the face of such condemnation, but Handke has not.
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North Korea has pursued its missile and nuclear programs in defiance of international condemnation and sanctions.
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White House officials repeatedly criticize the media for not giving his statements of condemnation sufficient coverage.
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By avoiding the condemnation, Trump ignored the advice of his own policy aides, the Post reported.
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International condemnation Governments and activists around the world are now urging Brunei to reverse its decision.
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But even after that decision, Trump has not offered any public condemnation of Russia's alleged actions.
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The president's tweets were subsequently met with condemnation from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Even now, two years after the atrocities, the world has responded with condemnation but scant action.
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The Obama administration reacted with feeble and unconvincing statements of condemnation, and imposed sanctions on Russia.
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They fired live (not rubber bullet) ammunition and made a number of arrests, bringing international condemnation.
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We ought to speak in positive positions and avoid condemnation, which inherently cuts the conversation short.
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The interview with Sinwar, released in full on Friday, drew condemnation from both Hamas and Israel.
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The Vatican said the pope expressed the "deepest feelings of horror and condemnation" about the attack.
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Trump initially refused to identify white supremacists in his condemnation of the violence, drawing massive backlash.
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" It included a condemnation of abortion, and the statement "Two fathers will never replace a mother.
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Despite persistent international condemnation, a Kyrgyz court ruled to uphold his life sentence in July. 9.
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The idea has sparked condemnation from civil-rights advocates who have raised concerns about racial profiling.
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Honduras was one of nine countries to vote against the UNGA's condemnation of Trump's Jerusalem decision.
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The revelation of his past writings also drew the condemnation of consumer advocates and agency employees.
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Burns lamented a lack of strong condemnation of Russian bombing of the Syrian province of Idlib.
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He died in prison after being beaten and denied medical care, earning the Kremlin widespread condemnation.
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Emet-Selch's defeat by the end of Shadowbringers marks a condemnation of the Ascians' nativist philosophy.
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Like so much else involving him over the previous two years, it draws praise and condemnation.
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Since the report was unearthed, advertisers began to flee the network as condemnation of O'Reilly grew.
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The burning of the aid last month has led to broad condemnation of the Venezuelan government.
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But the Bell Foundry condemnation is about much more than affordable housing for artists, Abide said.
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Duterte's comments came in response to the Philippine Catholic Church's condemnation of his war on drugs.
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His comments drew a chorus of condemnation inside the United States and internationally, especially in Africa.
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But Branson went beyond that and issued the day's most full-throated condemnation of his peers.
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There was widespread condemnation for the white nationalists involved in the violence in Charlottesville in 2017.
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The so-called "zero-tolerance" policy was suspended by executive order following worldwide outcry and condemnation.
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International condemnation has been distinctly muted — thanks in no small part to President Biya's powerful allies.
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Charges possible in Space Needle drone crash 'Strong condemnation' from drone maker A statement from Shenzhen-based drone maker DJI, China's leading drone maker, the manufacturer of the Mavic Pro drone determined to have been used in the incident, expressing its "strong condemnation" of the illegal filming.
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"These findings should not be interpreted as a condemnation of individual exercise," they write in the study.
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A formal mark of condemnation by the House of Representatives through impeachment would only heighten that perception.
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Brunei was the first East Asian country to adopt Shariah law, which drew condemnation at the time.
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Peter King added his condemnation to the fray, telling CNN on Friday that Reid was a disgrace.
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What I&aposm asking about is why is it the condemnation seems to only go one way?
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Needless to say, Russia's actions provoked international condemnation and a range of sanctions were imposed on it.
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The United States has led international condemnation of the government for failing to halt corruption and violence.
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The latest outburst from the often-intemperate Waters drew mild condemnation from Democratic Party congressional leaders Sen.
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Needless to say, most Western nations were unequivocal in their support for Ukraine and condemnation of Russia.
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It's possible that Perry's obsession with the depths of Black women's darkest emotions isn't necessarily a condemnation.
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Russia invaded and then annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, leading to widespread international condemnation and sanctions.
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More surprising was the condemnation from Gingrich, who has transparently jockeyed for a spot on Trump's ticket.
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The USA Swimming reaction is the latest example of a wave of national condemnation of the sentence.
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Word of his comments spread rapidly on social media, drawing swift condemnation from authorities hours later. Gov.
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Weld's comparison drew sharp condemnation from Poland's ambassador to the U.S., Ryszard Schnepf, in a statement Monday.
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He also said the widespread condemnation of the attack from across the political spectrum was "very encouraging."
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Amid growing global condemnation, Bolsonaro said on Friday he may mobilize the army to combat the wildfires.
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Throughout the United Nations' history, terror attacks have received harsh and unequivocal condemnation from its secretaries general.
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Condemnation of America's actions by the rest of the G7 on June 2nd was a first step.
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The Communist Party of Vietnam even issued a condemnation of consuming wildlife ahead of last year's Tet.
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Condemnation for "the evil of anti-Semitism and hate" and condolences for the California synagogue shooting victims.
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The death of Rafael Acosta Arevalo, a 49-year-old officer, sparked a wave of international condemnation.
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The exodus of the Rohingya has become a major humanitarian crisis and sparked international condemnation of Myanmar.
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Boycotters say Mr Falcón is giving legitimacy to a fraudulent election and undermining international condemnation of it.
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Those who trade in antagonism, in manipulation, in symbolic violence and physical violence, warrant special, unflinching condemnation.
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Outrage and condemnation immediately followed from the left, the center, and the vast majority of elected Republicans.
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These infringements include the Pope's stance on abortion and "sacred condemnation" of contraception, the Femen statement said.
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Prosecutors, in particular, are expected to refrain from statements that might heighten public condemnation of the accused.
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This request is intended as condemnation of Warren Kanders' continued presence as Vice Chair of the Board.
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All were unequivocal about the ongoing threat from Russia, offering some of the strongest condemnation to date.
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The lifelong confusion, the fear, the embarrassed family members, the threats of condemnation, violence, even eternal damnation.
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And Secretary of State Rex Tillerson issued a statement repeating America's condemnation of the chemical weapons attack.
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Democrats have been united in their condemnation of the President over his attacks on the progressive lawmakers.
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The stunt grabbed headlines around the world — and soon triggered a wave of condemnation from fellow journalists.
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And reports that Awda would face the death penalty were met with condemnation by international rights groups.
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The president-elect has drawn repeated criticism for being slow to offer his condemnation of white supremacists.
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What was required was a simple formula: Sympathy for the victims, condemnation for the attackers, the end.
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During campaigning, the now President tweeted his condemnation of human rights abuses conducted by Cuba's totalitarian government.
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Ultimately, though, the crash isn't a condemnation of automated driving, which has real potential to save lives.
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That led to international condemnation, even from China which has been a stalwart ally of North Korea.
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The museum later rehung the works after facing global condemnation, an open petition, and banana-wielding activists.
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Saudi Arabia returned the slap, summoning the Iranian ambassador in Riyadh to vehemently object to Iran's condemnation.
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This punishment of damnatio memoriae, Latin for "condemnation of memory," was considered a fate worse than death.
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The app has also faced condemnation from human rights advocacy groups Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.
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That might explain why his endorsement is so saturated with disdain that it reads like a condemnation.
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The chief executive of Starbucks has also added his voice the international condemnation of Trump's travel ban.
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But the Air Force's tweet received widespread condemnation for using a playful meme to promote its operation.
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Elijah Cummings (Md.), senior Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, delivered a similar condemnation.
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North Korea is pursuing nuclear and missile weapons programmes in defiance of U.N. sanctions and international condemnation.
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Moreover, his moves to silence journalists, academics, and certain speech on social media have drawn international condemnation.
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The events in Charlottesville sparked national outrage after President Donald Trump equivocated his condemnation of white supremacists.
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The bloody campaign has drawn condemnation from organizations like the United Nations, which calls the killings unlawful.
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Trump's decision to reinstitute and so drastically expand the rule received widespread condemnation from the international community.
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Trump's condemnation comes a year after he ordered a missile strike against Syria for a similar attack.
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The incident sparked widespread condemnation among media outlets, lawmakers on Capitol Hill and in the White House.
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The president's demeaning tweets have prompted outrage across the US and led to condemnation from world leaders.
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The American chapters are full of harrowing scenes — gruesome whippings, torture, condemnation to the Alabama coal mines.
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Trump's tweets have spurred condemnation from lawmakers in both parties, some of whom described it as racist.
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North Korea apparently passed on a chance to hear President Trump's condemnation of its behavior up close.
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The change in posture on ZTE set off a firestorm of condemnation by members of both parties.
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The bloody campaign in the Phillipines has drawn condemnation from the international community, including the United Nations.
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Both outbursts drew widespread condemnation throughout the U.K. and beyond, and raised the question: Are U.S.-U.
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The attack Friday sparked condemnation from around the world, including from the White House and Capitol Hill.
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Omar's move provoked bipartisan condemnation and accusations of hypocrisy, including from some members of Minnesota's Armenian community.
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The public condemnation of such tactics as the basest violations of law and morality was equally resounding.
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In 2012 he was exposed, and an avalanche of shame and condemnation came down on his head.
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Condemnation of Russian adventurism and action to curb or fence military support for Saudi Arabia could follow.
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To enforce its claims, China has reclaimed land and turned reefs into military bases despite international condemnation.
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If the Trump administration wants to separate children from their mothers and fathers, they deserve public condemnation.
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Trump's words drew widespread condemnation on Twitter, from journalists, liberals, conservatives and those in the entertainment industry.
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Mr. Modi was forceful in his condemnation of global terrorism, a subject he dwelt on at length.
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His decision drew condemnation from rights groups and some lawmakers in both parties as politically motivated discrimination.
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The hard-line policy has produced howls of condemnation from long-time critics of President Donald Trump.
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In Asia, decades of U.S. condemnation and efforts to contain the rise of Chinese power have failed.
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The move immediately attracted international condemnation, with critics saying it would bring more conflict to the region.
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But the kind of explicit condemnation that has been delivered by Trump toward Sessions has no parallel.
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On the day of publication an implicated politician wrote a self-interested condemnation in the mainstream press.
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Instead he took a page from Trump's playbook and went on offense, singling out Wilson for condemnation.
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Even in Putin's Russia, where masculinity and fighting prowess are revered, condemnation of the fights was swift.
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The disturbing allegation and Spacey's bizarre attempt at an apology have gotten widespread attention and condemnation, respectively.
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When pressed to take a position at a press conference, she repeatedly refused to make any condemnation.
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All they needed was a stinging condemnation from Mueller of Trump's behavior to give their probes liftoff.
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It will require Trump and other Republican leaders' consistent, full-throated condemnation of racism and its advocates.
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So let's try to pivot from outrage at gross words to condemnation of unconscionable behavior and policies.
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He referred to the British national as a "pedo guy" — which drew widespread condemnation on Social media.
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Advisors close to Prince Mohammed said he was shocked by the universal condemnation after Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance.
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She and a D.U.P. colleague also issued an immediate condemnation of last month's threats to Catholic residents.
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This past summer civil society organizations united in condemnation of a worrying new law regulating their work.
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He drew condemnation in January for using a vulgar term to describe Haiti and some African countries.
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It's perhaps the strongest condemnation yet of Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
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There are suspicions that the government once again used chemical weapons, in the face of international condemnation.
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His performance was met with near-universal condemnation, and was roundly criticized by Cherokee scholar Adrienne Keene.
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The extrajudicial killings have met with condemnation from the international community and public anger in the Philippines.
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He delivers a harsh condemnation of … well, everything that isn't directly related to paying homage to God.
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The bill has caused a diplomatic crisis with Israeli and also drawn condemnation from the United States.
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Last year's reckoning with sexual misconduct followed a pattern: accusations of misbehavior, then rightful condemnation, then excommunication.
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Here is a look at his powers, his background and the international condemnation of Brunei's new laws.
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Understanding is something of a watchword here, as are kindness, respect and a complete lack of condemnation.
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He insisted that his Republican opponent had essentially no platform, except his condemnation of the income tax.
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Equifax's public response to the breach — "ham-handed" and "unacceptable," in Mr. Walden's words — drew heavy condemnation.
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For now, though, Hamas appears keen to capitalize on a wave of international condemnation of Israel's tactics.
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Mr. Lance's comments, which were met with swift condemnation from Democratic officials across the state, including Gov.
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After President Trump mocked Dr. Blasey's testimony, three Republicans who are crucial to the vote expressed condemnation.
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But within days, the Royal Astronomer of England, Martin Ryle, released a thunderous condemnation of Drake's stunt.
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The North has been steadily pursuing missile tests in defiance of United Nations sanctions and international condemnation.
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After more than a decade, the painful questions from others and my self-condemnation are mostly gone.
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There's definitely no attempt to censure the president or propose some other formal condemnation short of impeachment.
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Wednesday, the House overwhelmingly passed a condemnation of the troop withdrawal supported by GOP and Democratic leaders.
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Beyond the door of Fred's office, however, where even Serena Joy isn't allowed to go, isn't condemnation.
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Vice President Mike Pence participated in an anti-gay church service, drawing condemnation from LGBTQ advocacy groups.
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The move fulfilled a major Trump campaign pledge, but drew condemnation from U.S. allies and business leaders.
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A portion of the ordeal was broadcast on the Facebook Live service, drawing widespread shock and condemnation.
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Al Sharpton, the Vermont progressive received applause from the group's members for his condemnation of the president.
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When it began in January, the Sputnik broadcast on KCXL was met with strong condemnation from locals.
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Currency issues will remain a key focus in trade negotiations even if Treasury reverses China's formal condemnation.
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Grim speculated that Sanders was particularly strident in his condemnation of Netanyahu because of a personal connection.
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And it is a rare day when Beijing backs down -- even in the face of global condemnation.
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He faces international condemnation for permitting, if not ordering, the Hong Kong police to shoot at demonstrators.
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Legislation that was adopted last week has drawn condemnation from European Union politicians and from Poland's opposition.
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The language of moral condemnation and destructive routine, these are arguments and disagreements that have to stop.
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The test drew widespread international condemnation, including from allies of North Korea such as China and Russia.
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There was widespread condemnation of the order, from religious leaders, business executives, academics, political leaders and others.
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The move immediately attracted international condemnation, with critics concerned it could ignite further conflict in the region.
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Trump, a day before the press briefing, had offered a measured condemnation of racism and hate groups.
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It's about the core question of politics: the choice we face, every day, between condemnation and compromise.
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It will likely spawn another round of inquiries heavy on approbation, sharp on condemnation, light on facts.
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His speech drew condemnation from Frauke Petry, who is a leader of the Alternative for Germany nationally.
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He reiterated Saudi Arabia's condemnation of the United States recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
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Now, if Trump opts for withdrawal, he's likely to face all sorts of international condemnation and blowback.
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Photos of the two women with bloody faces went viral and sparked widespread condemnation on social media.
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Comey's abrupt firing drew unanimous condemnation from Democrats, who questioned Trump's timing and justification for his decision.
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None of that matters, however, because heresy demands condemnation, whether or not it is based in reality.
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His tweet drew condemnation from rights groups and some lawmakers in both parties as politically motivated discrimination.
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In October 1916, the pair published a shocking condemnation of sharks in the Brooklyn Museum Science Bulletin.
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They have been imprisoned for 16 months, drawing international condemnation by human rights groups and media organizations.
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Despite international condemnation, Assad has been waging a war for the past six years against rebel groups.
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Sometimes that means explicit condemnation of black America; sometimes it means not bringing race up at all.
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While outside the state, the allegations have earned the candidate widespread condemnation, in Alabama, there's more skepticism.
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North Korea is pursuing nuclear and missile weapons programs in defiance of U.N. sanctions and international condemnation.
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The party may be gambling that a stauncher defence of its activities will help deflect growing international condemnation.
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It's not exactly strong on its condemnation but at least we have an idea of where they stand.
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The final HHS rule drew immediate condemnation from several civil and reproductive rights groups when it was issued.
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And there are still a whole lot of big names choosing silence or ambiguity rather than outright condemnation.
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The pledge had followed international condemnation of the caning last year of two men for consensual gay sex.
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Instead, he unleashed waves of condemnation, even from some nominal allies, that won&apost be receding anytime soon.
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Violence has flared during the recent protests after Hernandez put soldiers on the streets, leading to widespread condemnation.
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"Reactions by Hamas officials to terror attacks against Israelis have been particularly reprehensible and deserve condemnation," Mladenov said.
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On Wednesday, she said the administration respects the fraternities' decision to disband and their condemnation of the documents.
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The launch drew swift condemnation from Japan, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe saying further provocative action was possible.
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The disarray also fell against a backdrop of swift condemnation from human rights groups and national security experts.
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New Delhi's action also provoked condemnation in Pakistan, which has disputed sovereignty over Kashmir with India for decades.
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The legal saga between tech behemoths Alphabet and Uber began with a bruising condemnation of Uber's former CEO.
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Unlike Ibsen's protagonist, Dr. Stockmann, Magdalena faces two-fold condemnation as a traditional healer and as a woman.
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Several stars have spoken out in condemnation of Trump's policy, including new moms Khloé Kardashian and Eva Longoria.
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Ilhan Omar for comments she made on Israel and Jewish Americans earlier this year that drew widespread condemnation.
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South Korean president Park Geun-hye's strong condemnation of the acts has sparked an escalating war of words.
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As Vox notes, it's also a condemnation of the stifling "positivity culture" found in segments of social media.
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But, it would be insane to say the last 11 games are a condemnation of Bradley's managerial abilities.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, for example, voiced his unqualified condemnation, along with Senators Bob Corker, Marco Rubio and others.
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For House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and many others, Trump's condemnation of racism on Monday comes too late.
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The launch announcement follows an outpouring of global condemnation over the North's fourth nuclear test on Jan. 6.
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This is not a self-righteous condemnation because I'm ashamed to say that I'm part of the problem.
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With profits soaring, a big company might not care about violating "norms" and having to face global condemnation.
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Cuba's allies and foes around the world have marked Castro's death with a mix of tributes and condemnation.
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The Taliban's destruction of the 1,500-year old Buddhas of Bamiyan in Afghanistan in 2001 also attracted condemnation.
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An analysis recently published in The British Medical Journal (BMJ) is not a condemnation of cancer screening itself.
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But in a dramatic about-face that drew international condemnation he then rejected the poll results last Friday.
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The change in Jerusalem's status last week sparked regional protests and was met with international condemnation outside Israel.
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Sunday's condemnation of US military action in Iraq comes on the heels of more scathing criticism from Moscow.
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Egyptian courts have held mass trials and handed down death sentences for hundreds of people, drawing international condemnation.
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Y., responded after George Soros criticized her for leading the barrage of condemnation that forced fellow Democratic Sen.
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However, the dire situation in eastern Ukraine is one that demands clear and strong condemnation of Russian actions.
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Her attorney, Kimberly Motley, said her client has received numerous threats from insurgents and condemnation from government officials.
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The heavy-handed police response drew swift condemnation from the United States, the European Union, and rights groups.
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Chris Murphy, who has been a vocal critic of America's involvement in Yemen, joined Paul in his condemnation.
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It's great that the politicians have been vocal in their condemnation for this attack, and for these groups.
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The acts of hatred and violence in Charlottesville are not eased by Trump's too-late condemnation of them.
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The lack of acknowledgement and condemnation of militant right-wing terrorism echoes another area of silence by Trump.
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This scenario allows the leaders to bypass the echoes of condemnation that follow brazen assassinations and mass disappearances.
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The decision drew condemnation and criticism from Assad's opponents in Lebanon including former prime minister Saad al-Hariri.
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Williamson is a low-polling long-shot, but generated buzz with her condemnation of "wonkiness" on racism. 4.
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The news drew swift condemnation from members of the Burns Paiute tribe, which considers the refuge sacred ground.
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Lebanon's first offshore oil and gas exploration tender drew condemnation last week from Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman.
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Condemnation from Japan Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe condemned the launch in a quick doorstep interview with reporters.
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It was an invitation for people to see the world in a different way; it wasn't a condemnation.
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Glaser, who is also a social psychologist, said the widespread condemnation of the videos is one positive outcome.
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He's pledged to prioritize Christian refugees, drawing condemnation from Christian leaders who rightly see the idea as discriminatory.
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Look at the White House silence in situations that under previous presidents would have elicited shame or condemnation.
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"That was the biggest f---ing mistake I've made," Trump reportedly told aides almost immediately after the condemnation.
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The State Department inspector general report last week was the first public official condemnation of Clinton's email arrangement.
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This is a stark change from their 2013 condemnation when the Supreme Court rejected Odinga's presidential election petition.
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The airlines' stances add to the mounting criticism and widespread condemnation of the Trump administration's zero tolerance policy.
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But Gabbard stood by her trip, which has drawn condemnation from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Some victims felt the lack of condemnation would leave hatred unchecked and raise the possibility of more violence.
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But it represents a condemnation of Trump's decision and exerts political pressure on him to reverse the move.
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Democratic strategist Don Calloway praised Stivers's condemnation, but said not enough GOP leaders have spoken out against King.
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The bi-partisan condemnation of Obama's abstention has ironically only confirmed that America really does stand with Israel.
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But the decision brought swift condemnation from Palestinian leaders and several nations and sparked clashes around the world.
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Her case drew widespread condemnation and anti-FGM groups in Somalia have been calling for justice for Deeqa.
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The secretary of health and human services had elicited bipartisan condemnation over the cost of his air travel.
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In the context of a film in the theatrical market, the condemnation can't help but carry reactionary implications.
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Trump's counterpunch inspired widespread condemnation given McCain spent six years as prisoner of war during the Vietnam conflict.
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The violent crackdown on protests against President Daniel Ortega, a former Marxist guerrilla leader, has drawn international condemnation.
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The ministry said on its website that the test was a defiance of international law and deserved condemnation.
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But the federation still faced condemnation over leaks, public smears and the very idea of a sex test.
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Monday's violence was met with condemnation from international leaders, who urged the protection of rights to peaceful protest.
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Becerra's lack of participation in the Google investigation drew condemnation from the other side of the political aisle.
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Conway defended Trump over his Charlottesville remarks, claiming that he was clear in his condemnation of hate groups.
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The comments drew widespread condemnation from Democrats, many of whom characterized them as racist and deliberately targeting Cummings.
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" In a tweet later during the day, Sanders clarifies that her condemnation "certainly includes threats made to CNN.
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Their arrests, along with tens of thousands of others since an abortive putsch in July, drew international condemnation.
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I don't mean to overstate her impact: Trump was going down before she joined the chorus of condemnation.
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He died in 2009 after having been denied essential medical care in prison, earning the Kremlin widespread condemnation.
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Those things, however, are equally the work of influential men who do not suffer comparable scrutiny and condemnation.
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Thousands of alleged offenders were subsequently killed by cops and vigilantes in a purge that drew international condemnation.
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And the CEO and co-founder of the cloud communications platform Twilio, Jeff Lawson, issued a scathing condemnation.
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Trump's announcement has drawn condemnation across the globe, with several countries threatening retaliation if he imposes the duties.
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Its mass abductions and attacks on soft targets, including schools, mosques and churches, have prompted stark international condemnation.
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The attack spurred calls of sympathy for the victims and condemnation of white supremacy from across the globe.
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Russia has also used its UN veto six times to prevent condemnation of Assad's use of chemical weapons.
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At that point, all partisanship should have receded, and the committee should have been unanimous in its condemnation.
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He defied the international condemnation, saying Brunei is a "fair" country that was "safe and harmonious" for visitors.
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While the rhetoric has drawn condemnation even from some GOP opponents of Trump, it has delighted his base.
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And the disdain dripping from every word of the editorial board's condemnation of the president is truly searing.
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The Pakistani foreign ministry expressed its "strong opposition and condemnation" of the announcement, in a statement on Wednesday.
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" Condemnation has also come from several religious leaders, including evangelical leader Franklin Graham, who called the practice "disgraceful.
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Her strongest moment among these voters came during her condemnation of Trump's racist "birther" attack on President Obama.
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But with the president seemingly committed to shielding those responsible for this appalling crime, condemnation is not enough.
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" 'A resounding condemnation of the regime' For Marie Colvin's sister, the ruling was "more than (she) hoped for.
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Beyond the family association, self-condemnation also creeps into our participation across exercise, hobbies, and non-profit involvement.
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They also should have been clearer in their condemnation of police violence against Catalan voters on Oct. 1.
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It's nursery-rhyme-like melody offers a tinkly condemnation of what used to be called middle-class conformity.
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But even as international condemnation poured in, the Polish Senate, took up the measure for debate late Wednesday.
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" She added, "I am appalled that there has been so little condemnation of his behavior from the industry.
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The restroom conditions have inspired plenty of condemnation on social media and at least one nationally televised rant.
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President Trump issued an executive order on June 20 halting the separations after bipartisan outcry and global condemnation.
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Further, his insinuation that a criminal record disqualifies one from the ability to excel deserves the strongest condemnation.
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The revelations quickly became a national scandal, drawing condemnation and reigniting debates about race and integration in France.
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Facing bitter, bipartisan condemnation of the policy, President Trump ended it with an executive order on June 20.
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Mr. Trump's tariff impositions and threats have drawn condemnation from top Republicans in Congress, but little legislative pushback.
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In his speeches he would praise his white audiences in one movement and thunder condemnation in the next.
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But as soon as the photographs were published, criticism, condemnation and laughs at the governor's expense rained down.
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Ultimately, a whopping 20 percent of the tracts necessary for the project were acquired by lengthy condemnation proceedings.
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Trump made no mention last week of the women specifically and offered no general condemnation of domestic violence.
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In 2015, she began supporting Trump because of his condemnation of radical Islam, despite his blatantly racist fearmongering.
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The incident drew widespread condemnation over the weekend, including from the Kentucky archdiocese that oversees the high school.
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The graffiti has prompted a wave of condemnation and calls to step up the fight against anti-Semitism.
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While condemnation has been strident across the administration, Trump has offered the meekest rhetoric of any senior official.
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Paul is the latest Republican to join the growing wave of condemnation of the FBI's decision on Tuesday.
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The Saudi government has faced wide condemnation from western nations over Khashoggi's killing and its apparent cover-up.
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The immigration orders drew furious condemnation from civil rights and religious groups as well as immigrant advocacy organizations.
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The piece, which was titled "Bailout Bank Blows Millions Partying in L.A.," sparked immediate condemnation of Northern Trust.
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So does the political violence committed in his name by people for whom he offers only tepid condemnation.
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Turkey launched airstrikes on northeastern Syria on Wednesday, prompting condemnation from European governments and both parties in Congress.
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McDonough notes Clemens von Galen's condemnation of euthanasia, but the cardinal never mentioned anti-Semitism publicly or privately.
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The move spurred international uproar, igniting protests among the Palestinians and drawing the condemnation of several political leaders.
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He supervised proceedings involving the condemnation of property in connection with the renovation of the old Yankee Stadium.
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He had used the service to issue a forthright condemnation of the abuse of women in modern society.
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Following the president's comments, Oliver Knox, the President of the White House Correspondents' Association, issued a condemnation of Trump.
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He tried to focus on empathy for the victims and condemnation of the killers, bigotry, racism and white supremacy.
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The practice drew widespread revulsion and condemnation after it was adopted by Nazi Germany as a justification for genocide.
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But the volume of condemnation on breaking up families, from inside and outside the White House, finally overwhelmed Trump.
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Whatever Trump actually meant by his condemnation of "thugs," white supremacists on Twitter heard an ally denouncing anti-fascists.
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Although he hasn't directly ruled on abortion rights, his pro-life views are apparent from his condemnation of euthanasia.
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It's a move that has drawn condemnation from rights groups and lawmakers, as well as from Google's own staff.
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His U-turn on Friday drew condemnation from the United Nations, African Union, European Union and the United States.
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The nation's latest mass shooting drew condemnation and expressions of sympathy from politicians and religious leaders of all stripes.
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"I understand why Republicans voted for Trump — this isn't a condemnation of a Republican vote for him," she said.
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The spike in killings drew condemnation from Vice President Leni Robredo, who belongs to a party opposed to Duterte.
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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski (of Morning Joe) helped the controversy proliferate when she tweeted her own condemnation of the jokes.
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Yet the lack of international condemnation may reflect compassion fatigue and dislike of Pakistan more than Delhi's diplomatic skill.
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" Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's hard-line defense minister, said, "The sniper deserves a commendation while the one filming deserves condemnation.
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But it was Rasmussen's letter that piqued public interest and led to the condemnation of her band, Good English.
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"We are united in our total condemnation of terrorism and our commitment to stamp out this evil," she added.
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Less than 24 hours later, after a hail of condemnation, they turned tail; even so their bungling was damning.
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Trump, as a presidential candidate, frequently came under scrutiny for being slow to offer his condemnation of white supremacists.
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Trump has changed U.S. policy to withdraw such objections and the prospect of Israeli annexations have drawn widespread condemnation.
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While not quite as lopsided as predicted beforehand, the final result was a clear condemnation of the Trump decision.
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The condemnation is just one part of the broader, albeit fruitless, criticism of the unstoppable President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Mueller's condemnation offered a moment of contrast from his mostly subdued, sometimes halting performance testifying before two House committees.
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" The voicemail at the center of the controversy contained profanity and threats of violence, and prompted quick condemnation. "Mr.
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Johnson has said he is pulling about evenly from both sides and been forceful in his condemnation of Trump.
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And earlier this month, Obama delivered an impassioned condemnation of Trump for his recently unveiled lewd comments about women.
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In April, at least 50 people were killed when a pediatric hospital in Aleppo was hit, drawing international condemnation.
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His words - particularly the reference to a suicide vest - drew condemnation from fellow members of the governing Conservative Party.
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In a striking rupture with past practice, the Obama administration refrained from vetoing the condemnation, opting instead to abstain.
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But they all exist along the same spectrum of entitlement and disregard, and they all deserve full-throated condemnation.
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There he faced charges under mysterious circumstances that provoked international condemnation and the involvement of the government of Sweden.
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Their reward, beyond a safer America, was investigations, grand juries, legal expenses and condemnation by some members of Congress.
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Such serious provocations deserves global condemnation and a show of determined resolve from the United States and our allies.
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I plucked out nine of the most high-profile instances in which Republican condemnation of Trump turned to acceptance.
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This month's murders of trans women caused little outcry or condemnation from society at large in Honduras, she said.
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Maduro has faced regional condemnation this week for violently driving back the opposition's attempts to bring in humanitarian aid.
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The high-profile killing of one of the country's most well-known activists drew swift condemnation from government officials.
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Hungarian President Janos Ader signed the legislation on Monday despite street protests against it in Budapest and condemnation abroad.
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The condemnation has had an impact on Yulin officials, who have taken measures to at least limit the controversy.
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It drew swift and widespread condemnation, including from some of Trump's fellow GOP rivals and the Muslim-American community.
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Schumer, a master of parliamentary procedures, has blocked or delayed dozens of confirmations, drawing condemnation from the White House.
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The rest of the world expressed disappointment and condemnation over a decision most found puzzling from a strategic perspective.
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Shrill condemnation of the Isaias government also risks alienating the Eritreans best positioned to push it toward sustainable change.
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Drug war defended The UN High Commissioner, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, issued strong a condemnation of the Bangladesh government.
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Omar, one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress, faced widespread condemnation from fellow Democrats for her comments.
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The tit-for-tat move by Iran drew condemnation from European signatories to Iran's nuclear accord with world powers.
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But I've never seen a better example of it than the Clinton campaign's shocked, toothless condemnation of a frog.
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The White House has not denounced the remark, which has drawn condemnation from prominent political figures, including Republican Sen.
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The latest Moscow provocation and its blatant disregard for international law must face unified international condemnation and punitive action.
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Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) says President Trump needs to be more clear in his condemnation of hate groups.
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The arrest of his main rival and a threat to ban the main opposition party have provoked Western condemnation.
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His arrest two years ago led to U.S. tariffs against Turkey and drew condemnation from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The policy drew widespread, bipartisan condemnation for resulting in the separation of thousands of migrant children from their parents.
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Nearly two decades ago, a terrorist group attacking the United States was met with swift bipartisan condemnation and action.
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The Israeli army has shot dead 32 Palestinian protesters since border clashes intensified on March 30, drawing international condemnation.
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"Today's Republican condemnation of Medicare for All continues a great Republican tradition of opposing Medicare for anyone," said Rep.
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Trump's responses to questions brought immense condemnation after he refused to denounce Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Duterte's policies and practices, including a war on drugs that has killed thousands of people, have drawn international condemnation.
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The committee investigation found that for 211 miles, 600 different tracts of property and 330 condemnation lawsuits were required.
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That vote in the House on a resolution of condemnation was carried live and blotted out all other news.
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The administration's policy of family separation had been widely criticized by both Democrats and Republicans and drawn worldwide condemnation.
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Their condemnation of Mr. Trump is coupled with their tacit or grudging respect for and acceptance of Hillary Clinton.
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Initially touted by the Trump administration as a policy to deter illegal immigration, the decision drew rare bipartisan condemnation.
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The Christian leadership's statements of condemnation and consolation have come through government-approved channels like Pakistan's Muslim Ulema Council.
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Of course, the aura of Suu Kyi and the heightened expectations of her are central in the global condemnation.
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And Trump's initial instinct to hold back criticism or condemnation is a move we've seen from the president before.
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But she objects to the politically uninvolved getting "condemnation for affiliation" just for associating with a certain supposed tribe.
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The e-commerce companies, naturally, expressed righteous condemnation of counterfeiting and pledged to work with policy makers on resolutions.
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The stupidity-of-high-school condemnation is a classic moment that only the most self-aware teen comedies contain.
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If studio officials take action -- firing, suspension, condemnation -- does that fit within the parameters of what they've done before?
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"There was no condemnation of the war on the part of the church leadership in Moscow," Mr. Gorshkov said.
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But the law has prompted vocal protests and legal challenges, as well as condemnation by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Mr. Trump said he believed Mr. Putin's denial, drawing widespread condemnation, even from some members of his own party.
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Mr. Griffin said that the movement struggled to attract more local support because of the promise of public condemnation.
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The sanctions case has strained relations between the United States and Turkey, and drawn repeated condemnation from Mr. Erdogan.
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But China and Russia, two permanent members of the United Nations body, have often shielded Myanmar from formal condemnation.
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Trump drew widespread condemnation after he posted tweets that insulted "Morning Joe" co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
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Joining the U.S. in issuing an unprecedented mass condemnation and sanctions were the U.K., Australia, Canada, Japan and Germany.
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The policy has sparked condemnation from Democrats, some of Trump's fellow Republicans, U.N. officials, medical professionals and rights activists.
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And yet they haven't inspired the sort of public condemnation of immigration that often occurs in the United States.
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Amnesty International accused the government of taking advantage of a world distracted by the coronavirus to dodge international condemnation.
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President Donald Trump equivocated his condemnation of neo-Nazis after the incident, prompting backlash from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Similar condemnation followed the recent announcement that Brunei would go ahead with the laws, which took effect on Wednesday.
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But on the heels of Pope Francis' condemnation of capital punishment, opponents are clamoring to delay the execution. Gov.
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These Democratic leaders, admired by many young women and men, should make clear that Mr. Weinstein also deserves condemnation.
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The remarks, made during a "60 Minutes" interview last weekend, have drawn widespread condemnation from Republicans and some Democrats.
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Goldman Sachs has become politically toxic, drawing condemnation from liberals and conservatives as a symbol of Wall Street greed.
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After bipartisan condemnation back home, Mr. Trump said he misspoke and did not mean to undercut the agencies' conclusion.
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Its report singling out the kingdom's prominent online critics drew widespread condemnation when The Times revealed it last month.
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The television station never broadcast the performance, but posted it on YouTube, drawing widespread condemnation from conservative quarters here.
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The move came after condemnation over his decision to withdraw U.S. forces from the area, endangering America's Kurdish allies.
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In July, a Kyrgyz court upheld the life sentence of award-winning journalist Azimjon Askarov, despite persistent international condemnation.
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