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The phrase 'condemned that' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Many animal rights activists have condemned that practice of keeping elephants in captivity."
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Mr Ward condemned that ruling as "disproportionate" saying such views were widely shared.
In a 2004 study, the E.P.A. concluded that hydraulic fracturing was essentially safe, but critics quickly condemned that analysis as sloppy and politically motivated.
Mr. Trump condemned that remark during a campaign rally in South Carolina, describing himself as a good Christian and arguing that Francis does not understand America's immigration crisis.
Economists around the world have condemned that target as punitive, because aiming for it will inevitably result in a deeper downturn.
To the contrary, when Anonymous advocated that people use the numbers to donate money to charity, Brown vocally condemned that suggestion as a distraction from Anonymous' mission.
In his day, Mao condemned that system of philosophical thought as backward and feudal; during the decade of the Cultural Revolution, Red Guards were encouraged to deface Confucian temples and statues.
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"I highly condemn that approach.
"What are you going to condemn that?
But he does not condemn that drive.
The second, he says, is the failure of the West to condemn that behaviour.
I condemn that Zionist government that persecutes the heroic Palestinian people".
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