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As he has done in the face of other investigations, Mr. Trump has assailed the long-running Manhattan investigation as part of a campaign of persecution against him.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh assailed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his "nafrat ka bazar" (market of hatred) and "muhabbat ki dukan" (shop of love) remarks, at the BJP’s "gauravshali Bharat" rally in Haryana on Thursday.

Francis was speaking at an inter-religious meeting in the Mongolian capital and sharing the stage in an theatre with 10 other leaders - the type of gathering that Francis' conservative critics have assailed in the past.

Kissinger was assailed on the Republican right for pursuing détente with the Soviet Union during the 1970s.

After two assassination attempts and amid threats from Iran, Donald Trump relies for his safety on the same agencies that he has long assailed as part of a hostile deep state.

As details of the deal trickled out prior to the announcement, a group representing landlords assailed the tentative agreement.

He assailed Harris for also adopting the no-taxes-on-tips proposal, claiming that she was simply echoing his policy for political reasons and would not follow through.

He assailed the case as “a political attack” and argued that it “should be rightfully terminated, as we prepare for the Most Important Election in the History of our Country”.

In 2016, Trump assailed the planned shutdown of the Rexnard steel bearings plant in Indianapolis and movement of its operations to Mexico.

It follows that when you are assailed by advertisements for astronomical gains with little or no risk, their trustworthiness is seriously questioned.

On Wednesday, Republicans who had pressed for the normal Oct. 1 launch assailed department leaders.

The announcement is a bright spot for a department that has long been assailed by veterans and their advocates for failing to provide benefits in a timely manner, and until recently has been plagued by turnover at the top.

Unsuspecting Imo people are, once again, being assailed by these men of the underworld who usually pose as bus drivers and passengers.

Businesses and labor unions hailed the proposal as long overdue, but environmental groups assailed it, saying the changes would contribute to climate change.

But he was assailed on social media for skipping a Joe Biden fundraiser, though it was attended by several of his “Avengers” costars.

Cuba’s health system briefly became an issue in the US presidential election as opponents of leftist Bernie Sanders assailed his past praise for Havana’s record on medical care and literacy.

For example, he assailed the president for making “dangerous” and baseless allegations of voter fraud.

In 1935, distressed at how deceitfully America’s Reconstruction period was being taught, Du Bois assailed the propaganda of the era.

In order to meet the rising demand for assistance by those assailed by the demonic, the Vatican-backed International Association of Exorcists will be holding a training course for Priests interested in fighting the demonic.

Instead, they assailed the bill as an unfunded mandate that would burden small law enforcement agencies, in particular.