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Such activities used to be forbidden by Vietnam's dour Communist ideologues, who railed against "backward superstitions" .

He campaigned as a man-of-the-people and railed against the country's biggest bank.

It railed against the Federal Reserve's second wave of quantitative easing, launched in November, for pushing up prices around the world.

Yet his revolutionary spirit railed against the system that birthed bigots, poverty, and simple-minded religions.

The frail-looking 71-year-old would flash his trademark toothy grin as he railed against the West, Israel and women's rights.

As a radio and TV commentator in the 1960s he railed against the welfare-scrounging poor, socialists and draft-resisters, as well as blacks.

Conservatives railed against the investigation, and Mr Rove was never charged in the case, but it wore away at his credibility.

His posting railed against the passing of legislation that legalized same-sex marriages in his state.

Several blamed the drink; others reasserted innocence, or (especially in recent years) railed against the death penalty.

He railed against "career politicians in Charleston. . . [wasting] your tax dollars and [mismanaging] the state budget. "

David Webb, an independent investor and corporate governance activist, has also railed against the proposal.

In March the prime minister, Wen Jiabao, railed against the building of flashy homes and criticised the use of land for golf courses.

Mr Hatoyama railed against American-led "market fundamentalism" preferring a woolly-sounding concept, that he calls fraternity.

William Jennings Bryan railed against the eastern elites who wanted to crucify common folk on a "cross of gold" .

Tax havens have proliferated even as the politicians have occasionally railed against them.

He fulminated against the Republicans' plan to cut Medicare; She railed against the bad social policies.

He's railed against state-run corporations and Russia's unhealthy addiction to fickle revenues from natural resources.

Over 765 words, chief legal officer David Drummond railed against online attacks and their "security and human rights implications" .

Many argue that its inclusion would buttress a system that independent India's first leaders railed against.

On the stump, Mr Obama had railed against earmarks and promised to scrutinise bills "line by line" to eliminate them.

Doctors have long railed against black carbon for its devastating health effects in poor countries.

A 17th-century magistrate railed against the temple's "lofty mansions and splendid furnishings. "

He has declared that "laissez-faire capitalism is over" and railed against the "dictatorship of the market" .

On the stage, speakers railed against the government and its royal and military enablers.

He railed against trade overshadowing Canada's opposition to China's record on rights.

And throughout his life he railed against the Anglo-Saxons.

Yukio Hatoyama, who is poised to be named prime minister, has railed against "unrestrained market fundamentalism and financial capitalism" .

This is a wonderful goal; I've often railed against Apple's jail-warden model of app development.

FOR years, anti-poverty campaigners railed against low commodity prices, which depressed farmers' incomes in developing countries.