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"They were going around trying to buy buildings," he said, "and before long the offer changed: 'If you don't sell, you'll face condemnation.' I looked on that as offensive, coming from an institution as large and powerful as Columbia".
Metallica will face fiery condemnation regardless of what they do.
Schnur predicts that Trump will "face widespread condemnation" in California, "but most of those people won't be able to vote for him".
It is not so much the failure of CDP that deserves condemnation – the problem is complex and any policy change will face risks.
"I hope that all those who did wrong during the Cultural Revolution and hurt teachers and classmates will face up to themselves and do soul searching in order to seek forgiveness and achieve reconciliation," Song told a Chinese newspaper in 2014, prompting a mix of praise and condemnation from those who claimed she had tried to downplay her role in the violence.
You will face disappointment.
Women orators in the 18th and 19th centuries faced condemnation and sometimes violence.
The Taliban faced condemnation over a proposal that non-Muslims wear yellow badges.
Ministers faced condemnation last night after announcing plans to block publication of a bill-by-bill breakdown of MPs' expenses.
Former British prime minister Tony Blair has faced condemnation for advising the rulers of Central Asia's largest country on good governance.
