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That agenda should be recognised and condemned.

Whether or not suddenly poorer people are more likely than others to commit crime, hard economic times have certainly boosted demand for black-market goods, and so increased the rewards for crooks willing to steal them.Corruption in the police force has long been recognised, and condemned, by politicians.

"I also call upon President Obama to recognise and condemn each and every terrorist attack against Israeli citizens.

As the UN assesses the Millennium Development Goals beyond 2015, it must finally recognise and condemn the damage done by child marriage and pregnancy.

Politicians should be able to shoulder a little unfairness, but our ability to recognise and condemn substantive examples of coded bigotry not in short supply in contemporary America is somewhat confounded by the kind of overreach we see in this article.

Brisbane barrister Bob Myers, whose appeal to the AFP on behalf of Scott Rush's family in 2005 that he be apprehended before leaving Australia was ignored, said the government needed to "recognise, acknowledge and condemn" the agency's actions.

A Brisbane barrister, Bob Myers, whose appeal to the AFP on behalf of Rush's family in 2005 that he be apprehended before leaving Australia was ignored, said the government needed to "recognise, acknowledge and condemn" the agency's actions.

Zarif has recently recognised the Holocaust as a historical fact and condemned the killing of Jews by Nazis, as well as sending out a message of congratulations to the Jewish people for Rosh Hashanah.

It was eventually recognised and treated.

Professional staff recognised and valued.

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