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The AFDI is headed by Pamela Geller, who has been linked to poster campaigns on buses that were denounced as anti-Muslim.

Despite elections in 2002 that were denounced by journalists and civil-rights groups as having been openly rigged, liberals have remained largely supportive of Musharraf, or at least quiescent, while most of the country's mullahs, normally stridently outspoken, have been relatively subdued.

"I look at it the same way I looked at the Trent Lott thing," this adviser said, referring to the Senate majority leader who was forced out of office after a storm over remarks he made that were denounced as racially insensitive.

The Senate Commerce Committee approved a measure in October that was denounced by the administration and manufacturers.

As Tracy Lord, Hepburn has a cold perfection that is denounced as the source of everyone's troubles, particularly the men's.

In a move that was denounced by Team Anna, the panel also recommends reducing the penalties for "frivolous complaints" from five years imprisonment to six months.

National Review, the conservative movement journal that's denounced Barr's run this year, was critical of the war on drugs long before Barr was.

And there were the characters on "Amos 'n' Andy," the popular television show that was denounced by the N.A.A.C.P. for presenting blacks as "inferior, lazy, dumb and dishonest".

February 2011: In a shift that is denounced by conservatives, Mr. Holder announces that the administration has determined that a statute barring federal recognition of same-sex marriages is unconstitutional.

At the funeral ofHugo Chávez, the Venezuelan leader, he was photographed embracing the former president's mother, a display that was denounced by the clerics, who forbid physical contact between unmarried men and women who are not closely related.

In his later critiques of literature, Lukács showed himself partial to the great bourgeois realist novelists of the 19th century, a preference that was denounced by proponents of the prevailing official doctrine of Socialist Realism in the Soviet Union.