The statement is both a compliment and a condemnation of how the Knicks had struggled to acclimate since Anthony and Billups joined the team last month.
The report is a condemnation of how this administration has squandered the public trust it may sorely need for a real threat to national security.
Cameron's comments, in a speech to business leaders in Ankara, prompted the Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to issue another strong condemnation of how Israel dealt with the flotilla.
The New York Times revelation sparked curiosity and incredulity, given the long-running and worldwide condemnation of how the Australian government has sought to stop people seeking asylum in Australia by boat.
The novel has been interpreted variously as promotion of theosophy, a treatise on the Buddhist concept of reincarnation, a call for education, an ode to njais, and a condemnation of how such women are treated.
In the 1980s, when making money was seen as the best of America, Stone gave us Wall Street, and turned the myth "greed is good" from an instructional line out of an MBA program to a condemnation of how we all suffered when the bubble broke in the financial markets.
It also drew condemnation from Russians, wary of how the faked death could be manipulated by Russian authorities.
That he twinned his criticism of Israel's "excessive use of force" with repeated condemnations of Hizbullah again showed how deeply in thrall to the US the world is.
While Dan Wetzel argued on Yahoo.com that Culliver's sentiments meant it would be a long time before any active gay athlete opens a closet door, it might have had the opposite effect, wrote Jen Floyd Engel on Foxsports.com, because the response was so close to near-universal condemnation and became a valuable reminder of how far behind sports lags on this front.
And given Trump's repeated condemnations of so-called sanctuary cities, how long the president will be willing to tolerate the quasi-sanctuary status of schools remains a serious question.
