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Senators Jeff Sessions of Alabama and David Vitter of Louisiana, both Republicans, held a competing news conference during which they denounced the bill.

Even scarier, the commissioners expect Congress, which they denounced as "dysfunctional" on intelligence oversight, to get busy fixing things just as lawmakers are flying home for vacation.

The councillors' opposition follows a letter from police authority leaders and senior officers to yesterday's Observer, in which they denounced the proposals as "uncosted" and "driven by dogma".

Muslim demonstrators gave interviews in which they denounced militant and violent manifestations of Islam and declared solidarity with the victims, not least the Jews who were killed at Hyper Cacher.

Republicans responded Wednesday with a strong condemnation not only of Mr. Kerry's plans for importation and bulk buying of drugs, which they denounced as costly and unrealistic, but also of what they described as blatant and base politicking.

Quite a lot, was the answer, but reconciliation is a lengthy process, and would probably end in a veto by Mr Obama, Mr Chen says.Democrats in the Senate recently tweaked their rules to make it easier to confirm presidential appointments with just 51 votes, and Republicans will have to decide whether to preserve that rule change, which they denounced at the time.

National environmental groups and climate change activists are supporting their efforts, seeing a broader opportunity to stall development of Canada's oil sands, which they denounce as a dirty source of energy.

The videos also included revealing interviews with area residents in which they denounce Chevron's pollution and recount how it never cleaned up waste pits and instead covered them with dirt.

Some human rights advocates believe Mr. Kandahari is being held in the National Directorate of Security's Unit 124, which they have denounced as a prison where torture is routine.

At the end, the girls created their own dragons on the museum's computers — the software has graphics designed by local tattoo artists — and exited into the gift shop, where they bought stuffed unicorns and a candy called Dragon Juice, which they collectively denounced as gross.

Speakers — some of whom are regulars, rising every month as faithfully as a new moon — are each allotted a couple of minutes, which they typically use to denounce the board as a pampered bunch of wastrels who have run into the ground a transit system that would run perfectly if only the authority did not exist.