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Then Jesus began to denounce the cities in which most of his miracles had been performed, because they did not repent.

Unless he grow into a flower like regular girlfriends of the men told me to denounce bad illnesses.

And I denounce and reprobate this pretension not the less, if put forth on the side of my most solemn convictions.

They denounce debt relief, calling it a reward for the undeserving.

"When we catch them and beat them up to put them back on the right track, they denounce us at the police, " he added.

Contracting State May denounce this Convention at any time by means of a notification in writing addressed to the depositary.

WORD OF THE DAY - denounce : to speak out against; to condemn. He has regretted his choice not to denounce the Nazis during the war.

When pressed to confess, or to denounce others, he says he refused, and then was beaten and placed in solitary confinement.

Conservatives denounce the efforts as a 'nanny state' that undermines personal responsibility by taking decisions out of citizens' hands.

I should greatly regret it if you were at all in a hurry to denounce them in public .

He said that means, in practical terms, that building a coalition of nations that denounce the Russian actions.

As a teenager Min had been taught to denounce Buck as an American cultural imperialist.

If that sounded a bit mealy-mouthed, Mr Cameron was equally keen to denounce a second, older diplomatic tradition.

Many denounce competitors for allegedly slashing fees, although when a deal is deemed strategic, virtually every firm will reduce the rate.

A few hours later, it was the turn of Armenia's president, Serzh Sargsyan, to denounce Azerbaijan.

Then, touched by Combeferre's words, shaken by Enjolras' order, touched by Marius' entreaty, these heroic men began to denounce each other.

Republican candidates for president lined up to denounce it.

Some Cuban-American leaders denounce the changes as simply propping up the Castro brothers with American dollars.

Blacks must denounce the murders of whites attacked by blacks as passionately as they do those of black victims of white attacks.

The counselor bounced up to denounce discount .

She went on to denounce speculation by the markets on Greece's defaulting on its debts.

Any Contracting Party may denounce this Convention by so notifying the Secretary-General of the United Nations.

We will not bother to denounce it, we'll dismiss it as a sad, bizarre chapter in human history whose last pages are even now being written.

The heavy police presence is keeping order as a selection of speakers take the stage to denounce the role of Islam in the West.

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in New York to denounce human rights abuses in Iran.

There are those who bully, commit hate crimes, and denounce the entire LGBT community for a variety of (irrational) reasons.

In Germany, the euro crisis has made it permissible to denounce profligate and corrupt southern Europeans.

Protesters in several Chinese cities have gathered to demand a boycott of French products and denounce campaigns for Tibetan independence.

Yet the high priests of the press denounce the sound bite, staple of the 30-second political ad, as a degradation of political discourse.

Some of the Han, especially poorer people, denounce the Arabs' "bad influence" .

I may denounce you if I think proper, and I can swear my way through stone walls, and so can others.

I'd be first in line to denounce them as squalid influence peddlers, shamelessly meddlesome, shiveringly undemocratic tricksters.

He continues to denounce the court as a tool of Western neo-imperialism.

His fierce opposition to the Iraq war led David Frum, a leading neoconservative, to denounce him as unpatriotic.

His rivals would denounce him as a bad example for the youth.

The United States should loudly denounce Assad and voice support his opponents.

During more sustained fusillades , they denounce the "generational theft" of borrowing from one's children for a bill that may not work.

The pope is also expected to denounce fundamentalist fanaticism during a meeting with cultural figures including several Muslim leaders.

He assumed that he looked suspicious as well, and feared that one of the passengers or the stewardesses would denounce him.

She calls on African leaders to publicly denounce male sexual behavior that fuels the rapid spread of the epidemic.

He went on to denounce the Truman administration for losing China to the Communists.

Politicians have begun to denounce these "index funds" , since they make money for their investors only if prices rise.

Most nations denounce this absolutist position, but, still, in practice, it describes many nations' behavior.

But Germany's politicians are far keener to denounce deficits than to deregulate domestic services.

Mere lack of evidence, of course, is no reason to denounce a theory.

Rather than denounce or detain him , the school and family should actively make a coalition once a young addict is discovered.

They denounce deficit spending, declaring that you can't solve debt problems with more debt.

Newspapers denounce privacy injunctions as an elitist tool open only to the wealthy.

"To please American audiences, the bin Ladens would have to seek forgiveness and denounce Osama, " Coll writes.

While some articles in the official media denounce illegal immigration, comments from the public mostly have a different point of view.

Any Contracting Party may denounce this Treaty by notification addressed to the Director General.

Beijing will denounce such moves as provocative, but it is China's actions that currently threaten to upset the stability of Asia.

Yet Republicans denounce tax increases and liberal-minded Democrats scorn cuts in entitlements.

How can I curse those whom God has not cursed? How can I denounce those whom the Lord has not denounced?

In 1993, Michael Jackson appeared on the show to denounce his critics and declare he had the skin pigment disorder vitiligo.

Any Contracting State may denounce this Protocol by notification to the Belgian Government.

"Nothing is easier than to denounce the evil-doer; nothing more difficult than understanding him, " Dostoevksy tells us.

The government and its allies say the Taliban must denounce international terrorism, accept the constitution and lay down their arms.

Be honest and insist on honesty from others. Denounce all forms of unscrupulous business practices.

Margie Phelps minced no words to denounce same sex marriage as a crime against God.

Denounce the idea of working for a 'future happiness'.

his first impulse was to denounce them; the urge to find out got him into trouble.

One by one, Democratic and Republican senators alike rose to denounce Russian officials for their disregard for basic freedoms.

I was not playing an air to denounce him at the same time, more hate my thin body.

Some denounce it for doing less to curb greenhouse gases than was once promised.

Any Contracting Party may denounce this Agreement separately for any such territory or territories in accordance with Article 12.

To make amends, Rennard's parents had to denounce the anti-Scientologist group and offer a "token" restitution.

It can only denounce offenders publicly, in the forlorn hope that the shame will induce them to behave better.

Mr Osborne and most businessmen denounce it as a "tax on jobs" .

Any country may denounce this Act by notification addressed to the Director General.

And that many jump from the bridge to denounce firewood is really a " show" ?

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Many Republicans denounce cap-and-trade as a "stealth tax" .

The witnesses who would denounce him are mostly gone or killed, and the others would fear to come before the law.

Person of Mr Cheng belt goes report plays a city to denounce a view, the result meets with threaten instead minatory .

Party members were ordered to defend the invasion and denounce anyone who questioned it.

The usual suspects will, of course, denounce such ideas as irresponsible.

Princess tells emperor right away after know, and request to denounce and punish to wrap Zheng.

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We firmly denounce the groundless assertion that Japanese imperialism may come to its senses and make concessions .

Valentine, would you rather denounce your stepmother?

Westerners are quick to denounce customs in, say, theMuslim world that they perceive as limiting women.

The sign reads, "We denounce Japan which takes the lead in commercial whaling" .

Whoever says to the guilty, "You are innocent" - peoples will curse him and nations denounce him.

You don't have to quit your job, stop your studies, or denounce whatever you are doing.

Denounce : To condemn openly as being evil or reprehensible .

I was moved to rise and denounce Jabes Branderham as the sinner of the sin that no Christian need pardon.

Their opponents have also hacked websites to denounce the regime.

However, Obama officials made the rounds of Sunday talk shows to denounce the insurer.

It is easy to denounce such deluded zealots, but what relation do they have to ordinary, "sensible" religious people?

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Maybe he should call the tabloids himself and denounce her for sabotaging the sheep census.

I denounce his silence on this matter.

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The right wing openly denounce queerCreating a culture of distrust and fear.

They denounce all attempts at guiding choice.

It laid the foundation to pressure the world to denounce oppression in Iran.

nor had I need to denounce it publicly from the time that I was empowered to cut it short.

They denounce you a thousand, ten thousand times.

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Some people want to denounce, some people wide and soft, broad principles to manage.

Proposition 13's defenders then hit the airwaves to denounce the proposal.

I'm speaking to denounce a disease with our modern society, that is, the sex role of misleading advertisements and commercials.

The minister's action is denounce in the newspaper.

Denounce a man as a traitor.

DON'T denounce the person as a "traitor" and threaten him or his family with violence.

Denounce a person to the police.

Oh, send FOR some one to whom I can denounce the wretch!

The Chinese Government and people strongly denounce and oppose terrorism of all forms.

The wives, and the church, denounce Rathbun and Rinder as liars.

He says IOM is also encouraging South Africans who want to denounce this violence to donate money to the victims.

According to Pew, 38 percent of Americans now denounce childlessness as bad for society.

And other companies joined in to denounce the firm.

You cannot know of Me, denounce Me and choose the Source for I AND MY FATHER ARE ONE.

You must always denounce in such a way that your leader thinks that it is the other fellow who is being denounced and not himself.

We must simply discard what is evil; we need not denounce or attack anything.

Still, many people continue to use the 70s to denounce all things liberal or activist.

You shouldn't denounce others from time to time.

The Chinese denounce American profligacy after promoting it and profiting from it.

We can no reception with the power and denounce so also many.

Dear ones you have a long journey and you must make it or denounce the life that God intended to be your immortal soul.

Whether I like Fang or not, I always denounce any type of violence committed against him.

They recalled how torture was routinely used to break prisoners, make them recant their religious or political beliefs, or denounce others

And denounce the power of death over our souls and secret words are sent to start a war

Russia, European Union Denounce Iran's Nuclear Announcement

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Stand forth to denounce corruption

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Denounce a disease of modern society

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