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It is also the sort of interference in other countries' internal affairs they rail against when directed towards Asia.

Yet, many American policymakers continue to rail against China as if there has been little change.

All day long my enemies taunt me; those who rail against me use my name as a curse.

Snow did not rail against religion, but ignorance.

'I'm no hippy and used to rail against the exploitation of desperate women by anyone giving false hope, ' she says.

As in southern Europe, the unions may rail against reform, but they will not be able to prevent it.

All of these rising parties rail against "elites" , whether in Brussels, Wall Street or their own governments.

Conservationists would rail against any resumption of commercial whaling. So would Australia.

Nationalist intellectuals use the language of the 1930s to rail against foreign capital and "cosmopolitan" influences.

Conservationists would rail against any resumption of commercial whaling.

It's hard to rail against interests so often bathed with the best intentions.

For while Europe's leaders rail against profits and wealth, its firms stride into new markets and rack up giant profits.

You might support laws that restrict the movements of convicted sex-offenders; you might rail against them.

Mr Schumer and many other members of Congress also rail against China's currency, the yuan, which they believe is artificially cheap.

It also likes to rail against U. S. support for authoritarian regimes in the Islamic world.

Then again, he also likes to rail against high prices with populist fervour.

I couldn't rail against my own country like that on enemy's short wave.

Readers are transported to provincial protests in China where local farmers rail against communist officials.