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According to a recent post on a fan's Instagram, Clue has denounced back-spinning songs as irrelevant to this brewing battle.

It's pitiful that Republicans are nearly unanimous in fighting any manner of real reform and hypocritically denouncing "back-room dealing" for the N.R.A. Lacking the courage to dismiss the N.R.A. gamesmanship, Congress must still protect voters by mandating transparency in time for the next election.

Fred Teeven, the Netherlands' deputy justice minister, argued that he had no legitimate reason to buck the rules, and a broad majority in Parliament agreed.Meanwhile, a "purple" Labour-Liberal government, much like those Mr Fortuyn denounced, is back in power.

I had to put up with 35 years of this, and then being denounced because back in 1981 we were campaigning to say the Labour party should recognise the Palestine Liberation Organisation.

The intricate musical-chair leadership deal being tried in Ohio is denounced as back-room desperation by the Democratic minority.

But on Wednesday, Gov. Jerry Brown, the Democrat who just took over for Mr. Schwarzenegger, announced he was canceling that deal, riding against the tide in many states as he denounced lease-back deals as fiscally irresponsible.

Mayor Spencer, who before the primary denied there was any friction between himself and Senator Spano, on Wednesday described the Republican Party leadership as irresponsible and denounced the "back-room political agendas" that led to the nominations.

Mr. Kerry talks about measures to protect the environment, as he denounces "rolling back laws that we spent 35 years to put in place to give us cleaner air to breathe or cleaner water to drink".

But she had heard of "jazz's angry man" who "fired his musicians onstage, hired them back, denounced the audience for inattention, picked fights" and "vented his political beliefs".

I had barely heard of Mingus, though echoes of his reputation had filtered down: the ornery, sometimes violent, often unjust blustery figure who fired his musicians onstage, hired them back, denounced the audience for inattention, picked fights, mastered his instrument, agitated for his political beliefs and created on-the-spot performances for all to see.

Mark Ruffalo, Lena Dunham, Susan Sarandon, Brie Larson, Judd Apatow, John Oliver, Jessica Chastain, and a handful of other celebrities have publicly denounced Weinstein and backed up his accusers, mostly via Twitter.