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China has long condemned what it describes as "interfering in other countries' internal affairs".

China's state-run media has long condemned these killings as acts of terrorism — against the "country, society and humanity".

She has never been accused of gamesmanship by any player, and has long condemned it when on the receiving end.

Pyongyang, which refers to Park as "human scum", has long condemned the balloon launches and in recent months has stepped up its demands for Seoul to ban them.

Even the cassette, which received opinion has long condemned as a shoddy, unreliable format – something to which the play makes knowing reference – refuses to disappear.

North Korea has long condemned activists' cross-border launches of balloons and demanded that the South Korean authorities step in to prevent them.

The changes may seem surprising for a city where churches that have long condemned homosexuality remain a powerful force.

Far from rendering Islamism unnecessary, as some experts forecast, the Arab Spring has increased its credibility; Islamists, after all, have long condemned these corrupt regimes as destined to fail.

He pointed out that radical Islamists have long condemned the Muslim Brotherhood because of its willingness to compromise with the government and even to run candidates for office.

We don't have the interrogators.' " In its scramble, the agency made the momentous decision to use harsh methods the United States had long condemned.

Surely not through the kind of traditional can-rattling charity appeals that disabled people have long condemned as patronising and demeaning?