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We have heard it from Zimbabwe, where British criticism of Robert Mugabe is routinely denounced as a new kind of imperialism.

But once puzzles and gaming went digital, once the industry's revenues rivaled Hollywood's, once children and adults became so absorbed that they forsook even television, then the activity was routinely denounced as "escapism" and an "addiction".

Pessimists are routinely denounced as Jeremiahs.

West Papuans are routinely denounced as "savages" and "barbarians".

But dominance has its discontents, and textbook publishers are routinely denounced as price gougers.

Even mild suggestions for self-regulation are routinely denounced as attempted censorship.

We inhabit a world in which the public financing of health care and education, for instance, are routinely denounced as "socialism".

In a further reminder of the hatred for Mr Rabin and his colleagues, who are routinely denounced by Israeli rightwingers as the "Oslo criminals", Mr Peres spoke behind bulletproof glass.

It was a period when people were routinely denounced and punished (and sometimes killed) for the crime of being an intellectual or teacher; when millions were sent to the countryside for "re-education"; and when teenagers ran rampant as "Red Guards" — all with the assent of Chairman Mao.

Mueller's indictment is in synch with the findings of the intelligence community a collection of immense bureaucracies that Trump and his supporters have routinely denounced as a conspiratorial and establishmentarian "deep state" intent on undermining his Presidency.

And the NHS, routinely denounced as a Stalinist bureaucracy by rightwing commentators, did rather more to improve the nation's health and increase life expectancy than the woefully inadequate mix of private and charitable hospitals that existed before 1948.