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The incident led to something of a frenzy in financial and journalistic circles, including widespread condemnations of citizen journalism.

The popular condemnations of " greed " in response to the crisis seem to me superficial .

The military assault killed at least 35 people, dozens of them in Deraa, and sparked more condemnations of the regime of Bashar al-Assad.

A and China where the problematic human rights are being ignored apart from the periodic condemnations that have no holding effect.

Add to that the official demonisation of business trips as frivolous , starting at the top with Barack Obama's public condemnations.

We call on the Arab states in the region to take a stance against this massacre and not to be satisfied with just condemnations .

Linguists study the way language works in the brain, and tend to leave condemnations of usage to grammarians.

He seemed to be generous to forgive or forget his friends' previous distrust and condemnations .

And it is from just such condemnations, when widespread, that wars proceed. I never heard of a war that proceeded from dance halls.

Such critics cite the council's relentless condemnations of Israel and its cavalier attitude to free speech.

Generally, from leaders of Palestinian militant groups, there were denials of responsibility, but condemnations of US policy in the region.

She cares nothing about the condemnations of her action .

Celso Amorim, his foreign minister, argues that condemnations by rich countries of abuses in poor ones are biased and ineffective.

As I was reading the Bible, I could not get around God's clear and unmistakable condemnations against homosexual behavior.

Protests, boycotts, condemnations, for both Rushdie and his publishers, are all in order.

Of course "superiority" and "inferiority" can readily be misused if they are applied in general, as blanket approbations or condemnations.

But more recently Philadelphia police have backed off their condemnations of online networks.

And there were countless condemnations of how democracy had failed in this, the world's largest democracy.

Despite my pessimistic condemnations, however, I think the discussion is a necessary one.

Despite condemnations , the new couple enjoyed a brief moment of glory in the weeks after the wedding.

Why the scribes shall receive greater condemnations?

Orwell's best known novels are 1984 and Animal Farm, both condemnations of totalitarian government.

There is comfort to be found even in God's condemnations.

What he does and what he can do depend upon the expectations, demands, approvals, and condemnations of others.

God makes just condemnations of sin and unbelief.

many condemnations of her action