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U. S. and European generals and strategists are often decrying China's increasing influence around the globe.

Conservative critics quickly pounced on the news, decrying Harvard's new policy as a symbol of everything that ails American schooling.

Anger is not decrying injustice on Facebook, or in blogs, it's marching through the streets with bullhorns, a la Harvey Milk.

He was fiercely anti-Western, decrying the European Union as a Zionist Christian club and railing against usury and the free market.

And he wasted no time decrying Apple's vision of the cellphone market and strategy for the i Phone.

Soon Chinese Internet users, including government agencies, were decrying the 'poisonous panda.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, issued a statement Thursday decrying the cruel treatment.

Its members proceeded to vote down a proposed resolution decrying the Sri Lankan government's disregard for civilian life.

Jones when the church posted videos on its website decrying Mr. Lowe's sexuality and staged a "no homo mayor" protest at City Hall.

Democratic leaders are decrying President Bush's plan to indefinitely halt troop withdrawals from Iraq after July.

while we are envying someone better than us, we are decrying ourselves.

Mr Singh should stand firm against the Hazarites, supporting the ends they espouse but decrying the means they propose.

While decrying Mr Cameron's plan as a sham, he is likewise keen to revitalize people power.

A group of them wrote a full-page newspaper commentary decrying the plan as reducing France's military might and as incoherent.

People have flooded microblogs, decrying the apathy of the 18 passersby who left 2-year-old Yueyue for dead.

All seven countries had issued statements during the day decrying Pyongyang's action