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His statement of dissent was headed with a quote from Kafka's The Trial; "[I]t is an essential part of the justice dispensed here that you should be condemned not only in innocence but also in ignorance".

But if bankrupting an organization and leaving taxpayers with billions of dollars in debt is the hallmark of poor management, that should be condemned, not rewarded.

"Half-measures that would create a permanent class of non-citizens without access to green cards should be condemned, not applauded," he said in a statement.

By today's standards, though, those acts should be condemned, not ignored or accepted because they are an authentic part of history.

He should be condemned, not pitied, and not catered to by an admitted non-acquaintance such as Trump, who said he felt sorry for the guy he'd grown up watching on TV.

Naked aggression is condemned, not rewarded.

She is condemned not for those things she has done but for those that she might yet do.

"We are for human rights, but Zimbabweans are very conservative, and something like gay marriage is condemned, not just by our culture but by religion".

Imagine, though, that after years of public service you and the presidential family are condemned not just to exile in fun-loving Saudi Arabia but also to penury.

"For the first time, the legally responsible bodies of Scientology have been condemned, not for individual excesses, but for the core operations of the organisation," he said.

I've seen girls with bright backpacks on their way to schools in small Afghan towns, girls who would have been condemned not so long ago to the Todd Akin view of women.