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He said: I strongly condemn the cowardly attacks on our people today.
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A culture of violence needs ideology, policy, platform, legislation to condemn it.
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Nature and history do not condemn a country to a particular future.
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The international community must condemn it and take responsible action against them.
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Revolutionary youth groups have called for daily marches to condemn the violence.
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Where in the depths of history has the word 'reprobate' gone missing?
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Perhaps he passed the night with his friends abusing that reprobate Bonaparte.
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A wickeder boy never lived: nothing could be done with the reprobate.
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The gods refused as fabulous are not held reprobate on that account.
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That reprobate you were engaged to defied me and defended that woman.
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It typifies everything advocates of good government decry about the policy process.
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Parents, schools and the media constantly decry the dangers of narcotic substances.
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Both parties decry tax loopholes, although they diverge on what constitutes one.
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Some researchers decry this approach, arguing that it dumbs down the science.
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But this is not to decry what was won in other fields.
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Sang Huin felt their cold Korean scrutiny excoriate him with their looks.
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Five days after this period, I again observed a disposition to excoriate.
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The Fake News Media is crazed because they wanted me to excoriate him.
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History will forgive me or excoriate me, as is appropriate.
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Ghastly faces were staring at her, their lips moving in death to excoriate her.
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Rachel remained alone, to objurgate Rachel.
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He was about to objurgate, but affirmatived her motion to ring the bell for the servants, and addressed Peterborough: 'You read 'em abroad every morning?'
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Another spouse of the moment was wanted, to be wooed, objurgated, and regretted.
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They all objurgated Jimmy for his luck as he drove off.
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But the boy Mohammed being by me objurgated-for I
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If he objurgated the haste, he did it silently.
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Instead, therefore, of objurgating the timid intrusions of Philosophy, invoke her presence, I pray you.
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And at his confession they shrieked and objurgated him in the pithy rhetoric of the locality.
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Solomon has objurgated the invincibly garrulous woman.
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At first the latter involuntarily turned away; but, objurgating such cowardice, he forced himself to gaze at Allen.
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Inwardly objurgating the spying Melinda, but relieved that his playmates hadn't broken their promise of secrecy, Mr. Hamlin laughed.
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His dreams broke off with a sardonic laugh, a repetition of the tone in which he had objurgated the ship-master.
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Clitellus thickly objurgated his comrade and all weak-heads, worthless fellows who could not drink a few goblets without getting drunk.
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The sailor-man, who had been objurgating straight ahead all this time, now weighed anchor and put the boat in towards shore.
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I was so filled with anger when I read this note that I openly objurgated "His Wife's Deceased Sister."
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Occasionally he objurgated Mr. Ledbetter's clumsiness, and urged him to hurry, and several times he appealed to Mr. Ledbetter's watch for information.