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denunciation

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About 30 leading Chinese liberals, many of them very well-known public figures, wrote a vigorous denunciation of this statement. [noun]

He also suggested that denunciation of war had not been the totality of the Bolshevik program. [noun]

However, mere denunciation will not solve this great problem. [noun]

"If there be a threat implied in that denunciation," replied Burley, coldly and haughtily, "it had better have been spared." [noun]

It was precisely at this moment that I forwarded my denunciation to the Prefecture in Paris. [noun]

Edmund Burke--From an old print The second period is one of denunciation rather than of prophecy. [noun]

It began with a denunciation of the Little Englander. [Please select]

That she had spoken to him as her deepest heart abhorred only increased her agitated denunciation. [Please select]

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