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“Nazi and Gestapo documents often have a denunciatory character and often reflect conflicts over power and influence within Nazi institutions,” the statement said.

But many other character assessments — fulsome and denunciatory — appeared in the years immediately following Castro’s improbable ascent to power in 1959.

You issued a denunciatory manifesto that contained about as many words as the Declaration of Independence, and with many more “whereases” and “be-it-resolveds.”

European newspapers published denunciatory editorials by writers who had never set foot on any mountain, let alone the Matterhorn.

California's overcrowded prisons have prisoners sleeping in stacked bedding in the gymnasium "This is a way of putting a denunciatory exclamation point in the punishment," he says.