"The bloodshed of innocent people is universally condemned, now and in the future.
California has a particularly thorough appellate process, and the result, on death row at San Quentin, is agonizing stasis: six hundred and twenty-nine men, the nation's largest assembly of the condemned, now sit for an average of more than twenty-two years before their sentence is carried out.
Although Dogtown and Z-Boys's skateboarding footage is incomparable, the truly indelible moments are its footage of the dozen or more post-pubescent surf rats - with what narrator Sean Penn calls "their aggressive localism and outcast attitude" - riding waves over and through the rotting, spiky, entirely dangerous pilings beneath the condemned, now long-vanished Venice Pier.
"I think we should take a step back and ask a different question, which is: 'Is it justified to demand that Muslims condemn terrorism?' Now that might sound a little radical even asking it.
Not the best week for the Mail, as politicians condemn its now infamous attack on Ed Miliband via his long-dead father and the dispatch by the Mail on Sunday of a reporter to infiltrate a family memorial service.
"Everything I've said on immigration, for which I've been condemned, is now mainstream.
In 2013, the New York Times ran an article, How hipsters ruined Paris, condemning a now- global phenomenon that threatens to lay waste to real neighbourhood cultures.
If you're a Republican politician who only condemns Trump now, you're still responsible for this national disgrace.
In addition, the experience of residential schools — the widely condemned and now abandoned practice of forcibly removing Aboriginal children from their homes and sending them to religious schools for assimilation — was "significantly associated" with suicidal thoughts.
