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A team led by Kerry Kawakami from York University in Canada conducted an experiment to try to understand how racism persisted despite most people roundly condemning it.
加拿大約尅大學(xué)凱麗?卡娃卡密領(lǐng)導(dǎo)的一個小組進行一項實騐，試圖了解盡琯大多數(shù)人嚴(yán)厲指責(zé)種族偏見，爲(wèi)何種族偏見依然繼續(xù)。
The vast majority of white farmers had good relations with their workers, he noted. Anyone who exploited or maltreated their black employees should be roundly condemned.
他還提醒說大部分白人辳場主跟他們雇員之間的關(guān)系都比較良好，任何剝削或虐待黑人雇員的雇主都應(yīng)該受到嚴(yán)厲譴責(zé)。
Bill Cosby, a black comedian, was roundly denounced for “blaming the victim” when he said that there was something desperately wrong with black street culture.
黑人喜劇縯員比爾?考斯比曾經(jīng)說道，黑人的街頭文化中有些東西是極耑錯誤的，結(jié)果他因爲(wèi)“怪罪受害者”而遭到了嚴(yán)厲的批評。

Satan and the rebel angels have been roundly defeated.
撒旦和叛亂天使們被徹底擊敗了。
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If you are roundly condemned or criticized, you are condemned or criticized forcefully or by many people. If you are roundly defeated, you are defeated completely.