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But Mr McCain has long riled religious conservatives, once calling the late televangelist Jerry Falwell an "agent of intolerance".Enter Mike Huckabee.

On the other, Streep launched into a tirade about Disney, calling the late animator a "hideous anti-Semite who "formed anti-Semite whon anti-Semitic industry lobby".

Mr. Forrester issued a statement of sympathy to the Wellstone family on Friday, calling the late senator a "great public servant".

Mr Gompertz's peroration, lament for "a loyal servant who had served his country well" was moving, though the effect was undermined by him calling the late weapons inspector "Dr Guilty" at one point.

Palin responded by calling the late night host "pathetic" and his jokes "disgusting" and "sexually perverted".

Vin Diesel spoke out for the first time following the tragic death of his "Fast and the Furious" co-star, Paul Walker, calling the late actor his "brother" and thanking fans for their support during this difficult time.

The Iranian mission to the United Nations issued a defiant statement calling the latest resolution "unwarranted" and "unconstructive".

If the editor insists on calling the latest scandal Climategate, what is a humble subeditor to do?

Maurice Obstfeld, chief economist at the IMF, stopped short of calling the latest slowdown a recession, but said that a full recovery had not yet been achieved.

But Mr. Fillon refused to concede, calling the latest announcement a "power play" by a commission he has said is stacked with Copé loyalists.

The Syrian army has denied it used poisonous gas, calling the latest claims "false and completely baseless".