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And judging by his book, Mr Webb has only a shaky understanding of the economic system he decries .

If he does not, China will be taken less seriously when it decries the West's talk of a "China threat" .

The complainants are always from some citified bourgeois outsider with a plane ticket out who decries the destruction of village lifestyles.

Wie decries: "I respect you for your smartness , aptitude, capability, especially your honesty. "

He decries the simple narrative in which Polish patriots are paragons of virtue, and their Bolshevik persecutors the epitome of evil.

Libby Hackett of Universities Alliance, which represents many middle-ranking universities, decries the opportunities lost.

America decries any wording, however mealy-mouthed, that could increase governments' control over content.

He decries inaction on Capitol Hill over the president's job's bill.

C. , think tank that supports limited government and decries global warming "alarmism. "

The organic food movement represented in the UK by the Soil Association decries the use of nitrogen fertilisers.

But China annually decries U. S. criticism of its rights record.

The organization also decries what it calls an "alarming amount" of fraud and abuse of state resources during the campaign period.

Tang decries violence after chief executive attacked.

Meanwhile he decries lazy journalists who "make a living by reporting ceaseless tales of woe" from India; but these are a dying lot.

Still, he can't be immune to the system he decries: after all, he's got a book to sell, right?

It decries corruption and rising house prices, and ends asking, "Wouldn't we be better off returning to the '80s? "

The left decries the firm's stingy pay and health benefits.

India Decries Lack of Progress at Climate Talks