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The panel has been regularly condemned as lewd, even into modern times.
Mr. Baron Cohen has received death threats and is regularly condemned in the press.
Italy has been regularly condemned by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) for violating the right to freedom of expression enshrined in the human rights convention.
Despite his cautious approach to relations with China, the Dalai Lama is regularly condemned by Chinese officials who accuse him of being a "splittist" with the desire of breaking Tibet away.
The strike closely resembled deadly Israeli attacks against Palestinian militant leaders that have been regularly condemned by the State Department, but today Mr. Boucher, the department's spokesman, sought to distinguish between the targeted killings by Israelis and the American strike.
Liu Xiaobo, the prime exponent today of what the party derides as "wholesale westernization," is in prison and is regularly condemned in the official media for betraying his nation's honor.
Legislation banning the "promotion" of homosexuality in Russia and other countries has been regularly condemned by Western powers.
The random violence of the knightly class was regularly condemned by the church, and in response it established the Peace and Truce of God to prohibit fighting on certain days of the year.
Although reports from fisheries academics and environment groups have regularly condemned aspects of the Mediterranean bluefin industry down the years, first-hand reports from people this close to the industry are rare, partly because of intimidation.
Human rights groups have regularly condemned large-scale government bombardment of civilian districts under rebel control.
Thereafter Fleming gives us the standard mayhem in which Bond routs the hoodlums before sleeping with the girl in a scene that finds the author using his female narrator to express a view for which he has been roundly and regularly condemned: "All women love semi-rape.
