Merriman quotes with apparent approval one Élie Reclus, a Communard, who, walking through the Seventh Arrondissement as the Commune began to collapse, saw the "secret jubilation of all the concierges, shop owners, merchants of holy articles, and the religious men and women who make up the base of the population there," and whose "eyes follow you so that they can denounce you".
Instead, he has co-written, produced and voiced the lead role in a completely ridiculous and very enjoyable animated satire about the wacky world of bees, which features a non-stop parade of silly bee-related puns: there is, inevitably, a cameo for Sting so that the bees can denounce the presumption of this human's "prance-about stage-name".
Maybe you can't suppress it that way, but you can denounce it and make people miserable for upsetting you.
"As long as I have clarity on what's going on, I can either support the actions that are taken or I can denounce them and, of course, fight for equal rights for the people of Puerto Rico".
At the final whistle, the midfielder Angel had talked about "strange things … that everyone knows but no one can denounce".
For example, we should return to the conversation of repealing the 1996 immigration laws; we can denounce mass incarceration and the corporations that profit from it; we can organize globally against policies that displace us from the global south.
That helps explain why foreign investors, including China, can denounce American politicians, Wall Street bankers and sleepwalking regulators for creating the current mess — and still buy at the next Treasury auction.
Republican isolationists will say that's a big bundle for moving one division of troops downtown, but we can denounce those skinflints for being pro-Mideast-war.
It can denounce him, putting its investment at risk.
"You can denounce it, you can tear it up, you can burn it, you can jump up and down on it, as long as you understand that it reflects the financial realities of where we are," Stern said.
