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But Washington was still struggling to find an effective response to what it condemns as blatant Russian aggression.

The book tracks what Hilary condemns as the failures of corporate globalisation and the rise of popular resistance movements worldwide.

This was what he condemned as "spooky action at a distance".

According to the C.D.C., what critics condemn as over-diagnosis is most likely the opposite.

He said that by threatening lawyer-client confidentiality, the Justice Department was "sliding toward being what we condemn other countries for".

The withdrawal was hailed as a victory by campaigners who claimed 20,000 signatures against what they condemned as "complicit racism".

He has a small but loyal international base of fans who see his work as an innovative counterpoint to what they condemn as Hollywood standardization.

Ahead of an emergency House of Commons session on Thursday, Mr. Cameron declared a "fight back" against what he condemned as the "groups of thugs" who had driven the riots.

In the end, what is condemning St Mirren to their likely fate is a simple error of judgement.

In recent years, policies to pursue excellence have resulted in what many condemn as a systematic, exaggerated, and damaging competition between researchers, institutions, and regions in France.

Malaysia and Thailand both rejected the boat, taking turns to tow the boat to each other's waters, in what observers condemned as a "ping pong" match.