An MP who dismissed rival cities' bids to become the UK's City of Culture has been challenged to sample the cultural delights of one of those he condemned.
"Give the money back Mr Gore or stand condemned of deceiving and misleading the American people into saying one thing -- that you are going to fight these big corporations, but doing the other -- that you continue to take millions of dollars from them into your campaign, " he said.
Given that solitary confinement is one of the harshest punishments known, and that such people are condemned to the worst sort of solitary imaginable, it would also be wonderful.
China, one of the countries that is not bound by the emission quotas, condemned the US position as "irresponsible".
Mr Modi, one of the country's most controversial politicians, has recently been condemned for making inflammatory remarks against Muslims.
Republican Eric Cantor, a Jewish lawmaker who is one of the party's most powerful members of Congress, quickly condemned it.
Kenya's Muslim religious body, the Council of Imams and Preachers of Kenya (CIPK), also condemned TV stations for showing the one-minute-long advert.
He also condemned the suggestion parents were "freeloading on the state" if one of them chooses to stay at home.
McSheffrey took on the responsibility from 12 yards out and made no mistake, and Birmingham held on for the remainder of the match for what could prove to be a priceless win - and one which condemned Derby to relegation.
One of the most harrowing final scenes in all of opera is the ending of Poulenc's "Dialogues of the Carmelites, " when the nuns condemned by the French Revolution walk one by one to the scaffold, singing a gradually thinning chorus punctuated by the slashing sounds of a guillotine.
No one claimed responsibility but Islamist militant group Boko Haram, a sect which has condemned the use of Western medicine, has been blamed for carrying out a spate of assaults on security forces in the city in recent weeks.
One risk for Mr Sarkozy, however, is that Mr Chirac will be condemned to yet another period of cohabitation after the 2002 parliamentary election.
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