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Western countries have made the mistake of focusing their denunciations on the seizures of white farms by Mr. Mugabe's cronies.

The antislavery sentiments he expressed in Poems on Slavery (1842), however, lacked the humanity and power of John Greenleaf Whittier's denunciations on the same theme.

There were also denunciations on Facebook of extravagance in wartime after Wael Halqi, Syria's prime minister, opened a new 30,000-square-metre shopping centre in Tartus that reportedly cost $52m.Another weak spot for Mr Assad is the economy.

Other purported former comrades made denunciations on Facebook pages such as "Bowe Bergdahl is not a hero", and an online petition to the White House demanding a court martial garnered more than 2,900 signatures.

But there were calls of complaint, indignant editorials, denunciations on talk shows, letters to the newspapers, all showing how important the BBC is to Britain's view of itself and how angry, even personally affronted, Britons can become when they disagree with it.

Precious little middle ground now exists between absurdly broad denunciations of Islam on the one hand and an equally absolute commitment to multiculturalism on the other.

It resulted in wisecracks on "Saturday Night Live," fiery denunciations of unions on cable news and four criminal investigations.

He maintained strong friendships with segregationist clergymen and politicians, and his attacks on racism were always tempered by deliberate hedges and straddles — denunciations of extremists on "both sides" of the debate, suggestions that race relations were worse in the North than in the South, and so forth.

Instead, they focus on denunciations of mainstream parties and the Paris elite for losing touch with voters.Another factor is a rejection of the Socialists' progressive social policy, notably gay marriage, which was legalised last year.

He campaigned on denunciations of American influence, but was disqualified because his mother had become an American citizen, putting him afoul of a no-foreign-parent rule his conservative allies had pressed for.

The front-runner, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, a mesmerizing orator with considerable backing in the city's vast shantytowns, has shot into first place in several polls with a campaign centered on denunciations of the governing party as a "mafia" that has impoverished Mexico.