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Enrico Letta of the Democratic Party of the Left said the violence must be deplored.

Worse still, a year ago in Madagascar the AU deplored a coup and loudly insisted that the power-grabber should stand aside.

If the opposition deplored the "absence of a framework to sustain economic growth" , you might take it with a pinch of salt.

A speech on June 13th on "responsibility" , in which he deplored its absence among some bankers and welfare claimants, was a start.

The fact that certain information was withheld is to be deplored.

Some supporters of the president-elect deplored his inviting Pastor Warren because he opposes same-sex marriage and abortion rights.

Spreading false rumours with the intention of manipulating share prices is to be deplored .

The President deplored the deaths in the ship explosion.

Human rights groups deplored conditions there, and critics contend it has damaged America's moral standing abroad.

Many Italians marching towards Piazza San Giovanni deplored the violence, with some taking shelter in hotels and bars along the route.

In "Our Children Will Hate Us" , two French authors deplored the debt that the older generation has piled up for its offspring.

Clinton also deplored Iran's detention of several Iranian staff members of the British embassy in Tehran.

I boldly take her hands out of the cabin, her hands are cold and dedicated, and so my heart is so deplored.

Camp deplored the exit of the pharmaceutical companies from research and development work on contraceptive products.

It also "deplored the repression against peaceful demonstrators, and expressed deep regret at the deaths of hundreds of civilians. "

Former cabinet members, such as the long-aggrieved Charles Clarke and the stalwart David Blunkett, have publicly deplored his performance.

requested outside assistance; deplored outside interference.

Ms Lario said she wanted a divorce, accused him of having a relationship with a Naples teenager and deplored his use of women in politics.

But although it must be deplored, there are limits to its dangers.

Even as Westerners came to fear bloodthirsty and barbaric Muslims, Muslims deplored degenerate and imperialist Christians.

The Russian declared himself speechless with admiration for Britten's pacifist "War Requiem" , which the commissars deplored.

In his National Day speech this week, King Albert II deplored the impasse and pleaded for compromise.

The AU vote has been deplored by a number of African governments and by a long list of African human-rights groups.

Osama bin Laden, said Mr Haniyeh, was a "holy warrior" whose death he deplored.

We fashionably deplored the fussy ornateness of the State, War, and Navy Building.

He deplored the rigidity of her views.

I have deplored the arbitrary and abusive exercise of power by those in authority, and I will do what I can to prevent it.

The Bishop of London deplored this "foulest crime" against "a poor defenceless English girl" .

The Internet certainly has stimulated self-publishing, but why should that be deplored?

It said China had stepped up pressure on dissidents and deplored "mounting repression" in Iran.

U. S. economists deplored this decline in the purchasing power of the dollar because it tended to exacerbate inflation.

In the love of earth the six brothers deplored a system of sequencing dreams for anyone else choosing to transfuse from earth.

The United Nations deplored the latest violence in the Middle East.

Mrs. Taylor deplored the state of affairs caused by the evil person .

Denied, it builds up and may lead to the violent behavior which is deplored by the proponents of almost every ideology.

Mr. Zapatero refused to endorse Mr. Putin's decision to invite Hamas to Moscow, saying he deplored the group's use of violence.

They deplored the price of motor car , textiles , wheat, and oil .

He deplored the death of a close friend.

On Wednesday, President Obama deplored the rebels' use of civilians as human shields.

However, Sir Gus deplored Dr Fox's judgment.

The crackdown that I deplored in my last column is real, and so is the stunning level of official corruption.

deplored the gap between rich and poor countries;