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The government at first condemned the attack, but more recently said the journalists had provoked their attackers.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg at first condemned Congress for treating the money as a "pork barrel," feeding 50 states.
Although at first South Africa and a few West African leaders at first condemned his actions, they've all since back-tracked.
The unorthodox behavior of these senior citizens is at first condemned, then mocked, and finally accepted by their peers, and it even assists the younger generation — Addie's unhappy son (Matthias Schoenaerts) and his no less dispirited child (Iain Armitage), who, with Louis's encouragement, even learns how to cast aside his phone.
Syrian officials at first condemned the raid, then denied it ever took place.
Sherrod repeatedly denied that her comments carried on the Internet were racist, and the NAACP -- which had at first condemned her remarks, then later apologized -- posted the full 43-minute video showing the entire speech.
Adding an element of sentimentality and comedy, Mr. Risi joined a group of filmmakers who at first were condemned with the label "rose-colored neorealism," but quickly earned the affection of an Italian public eager to put war trauma in the past.
The third condemned his doctrine and deposed him.
He was involved in the rigging of that country's presidential election earlier this year, and the link with the CIA may explain why the United States was reluctant, at first, to condemn the election as fraudulent.Having been so reluctant to release the Chile documents, the CIA is unlikely to offer any on Argentina, which also endured a period of dictatorship.
At first, vocal ignorance condemned the transgender community as the predatory perverts.
You see it everywhere: Muslims go on a rampage against the U.S. Embassy in Cairo because of a despicable and juvenile anti-Muslim video on YouTube — and the new Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, from the Muslim Brotherhood, at first refuses to condemn them or even properly protect America's diplomatic mission.
