If I'm critical of myself, I'm critical of them too.
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I'm pretty critical of Bernie Sanders and I'm extremely critical of Republicans.
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If you are critical of yourself, you will be critical of others.
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"I'm not critical of his faith; I'm critical of bad policies," Buttigieg said.
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Ads critical of Trump were far more prevalent than those critical of Clinton.
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Some economists have been critical of the deal Other economists have been more critical of Nevada.
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But, he's been incredibly critical of—bitterly critical of—the New York media that he deals with.
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"I'm not critical of his faith; I'm critical of bad policies," Buttigieg told television host Ellen DeGeneres.
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It's easy to be critical of the tech industry, and even easier to be critical of capitalism itself.
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She&aposs critical of both major political parties, and especially critical of the corporate behemoths that dominate the Seattle area.
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Even in Baltimore, they're so critical of the police now, rightly critical, the same way they're critical of all city agencies.
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"But unfortunately, people who are critical of us sometimes get attention for being critical of us, or it gives people a platform."
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Still, according to an analysis by the Washington Post , Sinclair stations aired many more segments that were critical of Clinton than were critical of Trump.
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The Brazilian newspaper Folha de S. Paulo, which has been highly critical of Ms. Rousseff, on Friday published a lead editorial that was unusually critical of Judge Moro.
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Safe Republicans critical of Trump A small group of Republican senators -- notably none of whom are up for re-election this year -- were especially critical of Trump on Tuesday.
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Critical of Russia: While Juppe has not opposed discussions with Moscow, he has been critical of Russia's alliance with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime and the bombing of Aleppo.
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It's why we are critical of comments that feed into anti-Semitic stereotypes, even when they come from people we like and respect, and why we are similarly critical of Islamophobia.
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Ms. Isgur was critical of Mr. Trump during the 2016 primaries and has also been critical of CNN, including complaining that the network was excluding Ms. Fiorina from a presidential debate.
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While Facebook was working with Definers, NTK published stories critical of some of Facebook's biggest competitors, including Apple and its CEO Tim Cook, who has been critical of Facebook's data policies.
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Look, I'm critical of Hillary — even in that essay.
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Mr. Assange — who has been openly critical of Mrs.
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Ted Cruz's defense ... and getting critical of President Trump.
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He was sharply critical of Trump's plan to end a program shielding certain young immigrants from deportation, and he has been critical of attempts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Neither Banks nor Zhao previously tweeted to each other; however, the Republican has been critical of the CCP for targeting "politicians that are generally critical of China," the lawmaker previously said to Insider.
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But instead it is highly critical of the draft legislation.
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CNN reported that Ivanka Trump was particularly critical of Lewandowski.
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Trump has been critical of Lockheed's programs' delays and costs.
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The Irish government has also been critical of the decision.
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Salter, like McCain, is known to be critical of Trump.
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Minnesotans are not known as the most critical of folks.
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Skateboarders are notoriously critical of their portrayal in popular culture.
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He had been critical of the Kremlin in recent years.
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Trump has also been critical of of Alibaba's rival, Amazon.
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The ad was critical of Van Hollen's stance on guns.
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Romney, while critical of Trump, has said he won't run.
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Wheeler was critical of electric vehicles and electric vehicle subsidies.
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More likely, he was executed for being critical of power.
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Whitaker has been critical of the probe in the past.
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Later in his life, Malcolm grew increasingly critical of capitalism.
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People should be more critical of us, and more watchful.
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I have been critical of many of Hillary Clinton's positions.
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Countries around the world have been critical of the decision.
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The Foleys have been critical of United States hostage policy.
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Hasen is critical of Trump statements on the campaign trail.
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Journalists critical of the show have also caused her tsoris.
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Techdirt has previously written articles critical of Thiel and Ayyadurai.
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He was especially critical of the young, powerful crown prince.
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Photo: GettyThere are many reasons to be critical of Google.
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The comments were critical of Trump and favorable toward Iran.
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Complaining on Twitter, they were critical of The Guardian's reporting.
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" He was also "very critical of the Obama administration's choices.
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Progressives are often critical of federal nominees with corporate experience.
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Opposition and ruling party lawmakers alike were critical of Pyo.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has been critical of the proposal.
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She wrote that her mother was critical of her weight.
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A funny scene, but in hindsight I'm critical of it.
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John Kasich has been openly critical of the bill, Sen.
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Trump has been sharply critical of Mexican migration and trade.
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Progressive activist groups were sharply critical of Ossoff's moderate campaign.
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And there's also people who are very critical of it.
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So they lost the capacity to be critical of capitalism.
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Mr Stedman Jones is even critical of parts of "Capital".
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Rudy Giuliani has been critical of your client, Stormy Daniels.
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Schiff can be overwhelmingly, distressfully critical, of herself and others.
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Albright has been highly critical of Trump throughout his presidency.
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But DeSantis was critical of Strzok's answers to the committee.
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Other messages were critical of other political figures as well.
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McChrystal has previously been critical of Trump's policies and rhetoric.
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Steve Hassan is one of the experts critical of Molyneux.
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And those haters who've been the most critical of him?
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Their resignation letters were highly critical of the PM's deal.
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Trump aides have been critical of TPC in the past.
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The NRA has also been critical of the Parkland students.
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He was critical of the government's response to the bombings.
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In the past, Trump has been critical of these visits.
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Lynn and his project have been critical of the tech
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McConnell was critical of Democrats for holding up the process.
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The SBC's leadership, however, has been critical of Mr Trump.
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Rappler has been critical of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's administration.
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Ryan has been openly critical of Trump since leaving Congress.
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The political opposition was critical of the government's antiterrorism effort.
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The government has been critical of Facebook in the past.
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More generally, NASS is critical of Def Con's overall approach.
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Frances has been openly critical of Trump throughout his presidency.
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And both women have long been critical of Israeli policies.
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In January, five activists critical of the military went missing.
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Steiner was critical of both the approach and the art.
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Social media user Jaja Caringal was harshly critical of Alqattan.
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He has been highly critical of Theresa May's Brexit strategy.
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Townsend has actually been sharply critical of Trump at times.
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Even some members of BLMGN are critical of what happened.
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Allen, in particular, was critical of the program he left.
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She's been critical of his controversial remarks regarding Mexican immigrants.
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My friends and I were very critical of the system.
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Gay rights groups have also been critical of Mr. Price.
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Their opponents and journalists critical of their governance often disappeared.
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He was openly critical of President Trump, calling him divisive.
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"It boomerangs," Ryan says of being too critical of Trump.
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Nicaragua, however, was critical of the deal as insufficiently ambitious.
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He has hardly uttered a word critical of Mr. Putin.
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President Trump has also been quite critical of the CBO.
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You've always been critical of consumer culture in your music.
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Other former presidents have been critical of their successors, too.
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President Trump has been critical of CNN and the deal.
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Throughout, though, she is unflinchingly critical of her own shortcomings.
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He's been increasingly critical of Obama since leaving the military.
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He had also been critical of government on social media.
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Overseas Chinese reported that the comments were critical of Mao.
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Bannon's quotes in Wolff's book were critical of Trump's family.
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The Washington Post columnist was critical of the Saudi government.
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Wheeler was critical of electric vehicles and electric vehicle subsidies.
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Republicans who have been critical of Trump, including Ohio Gov.
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The Trump administration has been critical of Mr. Maduro's government.
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Some Republicans have also been critical of Trump's war powers.
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Five years ago, protesters were critical of even breaking windows.
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"I have been critical of prior Trump picks," Verret said.
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Dershowitz was highly critical of Trump during the 2016 election.
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He and his allies have also been critical of Mueller.
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But many have been critical of the former governor's move.
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He has also been critical of Putin on domestic issues.
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De Niro has in the past been critical of Trump.
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Why are Democrats so critical of the Republican tax reform?
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Breitbart was highly critical of Rubio during last year's election.
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"I was very critical of the architecture," Mr. Donis said.
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Trump was critical of China during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Martinez has reportedly been critical of Trump's rhetoric on immigration.
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Horowitz during Wednesday's testimony was repeatedly critical of FBI actions.
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President Xi Jinping has himself been critical of Mr. Zhang.
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I'm not critical of the Democrats because they were helpful.
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At times, for instance, they were also critical of Clinton.
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The campaign has been especially critical of Trump's foreign policy.
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You're equally critical of Democrats and liberals in the book.
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Kabul has long been critical of Pakistan's role in Afghanistan.
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They haven't, however, been particularly critical of his racist inclinations.
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As Farrow has become more critical of his former employer in public, NBC executives have become more critical of him suggesting that he overstated some of his reporting and cut corners along the way.
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" When asked by Mueller's attorney if she was critical of her bodyguard for not stopping the incident, Swift replied, "I'm critical of your client sticking his hand under my skirt and grabbing my ass.
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Christine Todd Whitman of New Jersey was rather critical of Trump.
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"[NON] is very critical of things as they are," he says.
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Now, again, the report very critical of Comey on that front.
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Babchenko had been scathingly critical of the Kremlin in recent years.
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But he got branded a traitor for remarks critical of POTUS.
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John McCain said in a statement critical of Trump's executive action.
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Rand Paul, who has been openly critical of the proposed bill.
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Castro has been highly critical of Donald Trump's comments on Latinos.
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The letters published Tuesday were all critical of the authors' conclusions.
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She often referenced NRA posts critical of President Barack Obama's policies.
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Shifting to the academy, Posner is critical of most legal scholarship.
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Other Democratic candidates, including Booker, were sharply critical of Biden's remarks.
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Two recent posts featured videos critical of Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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She is Eurosceptic, critical of NATO and broadly friendly to Russia.
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The Bushes have also been critical of Trump in the past.
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It's targeting anyone who's perceived to be critical of President Duterte.
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"Incoming presidents haven't been critical of past Fed chairman," he said.
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PRESIDENT DONALD Trump has been highly critical of the Federal Reserve.
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Go deeper: Journalist critical of Duterte receives threats from Philippine government
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At the same time, the California Republican was critical of Libra.
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Congress has grown increasingly critical of Saudi Arabia since the Oct.
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But some mainstream biologists and neuroscientists are critical of the results.
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Spencer: I've been critical of the American founding throughout my career.
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You can't just tear down everybody who is critical of this.
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They have been critical of its corporate governance and employment practices.
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"They will also be critical of student loan servicing," Kantrowitz said.
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He's notoriously critical of "democratizing" information platforms, like Wikipedia and YouTube.
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Bob Corker have been far more critical of the president recently.
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The candidates who've been critical of trade deals likely would not.
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But the president-elect recently has become critical of the show.
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We can be critical of it without helping them be seen.
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Performers have been vociferously critical of required condom use on sets.
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Cramer has been critical of Musk ever since the CEO's Aug.
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I was indeed very critical of Donald Trump during his campaign.
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The newspaper is among the few still critical of the government.
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Even some Republicans on Capitol Hill are critical of the proposal.
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I have been highly critical of Trump's attacks on the media.
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Congressional Republicans have been critical of the breadth of the regulations.
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Also, the Huffington Post recently killed a story critical of Uber.
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Fashion organizers from the region were also critical of the show.
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Obama, who had been critical of Duterte, ultimately canceled the meeting.
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Perhaps the most critical of these is aimed at the census.
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Several companies, including Microsoft and Boeing, are critical of this tax.
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His resignation was strongly, if implicitly, critical of the president's approach.
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But, since then, Hickenlooper has become sharply critical of the Administration.
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" Barnett was critical of the infrastructure, saying: "It's an outdated process.
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He regularly tweets and retweets things that are critical of Trump.
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But note this: we did not feel critical of our parents.
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Wintergreen Advisers has been critical of executive pay for some time.
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Jeff Flake was before Flake wrote a book critical of Trump.
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But Roby, like Bentley, was critical of Trump during the campaign.
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However, as a filmmaker himself, Castaldo was critical of the work.
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She did not say if Trump was critical of the violence.
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Some of their personal texts were critical of then-candidate Trump.
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Stewart's opponent, Kaine, was critical of Stewart's embrace of the Confederacy.
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Iran has been highly critical of that new round of sanctions.
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The Arizona senator has been critical of Trump in the past.
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Some of these posts were critical of public figures, it said.
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She has been sharply critical of the President in the past.
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Pai was critical of the fund in a Medium post Thursday.
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That I'm like, how can you possibly be critical of that?
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Not everyone is critical of the frozen food brand's social experiment.
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Nearly all of those individuals have been vocally critical of Trump.
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The men were critical of her wanting to carry a gun.
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Trump seems incapable of hiring anyone who is critical of him.
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Seniors have also been the most critical of immigration reform proposals.
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Both men have been critical of Facebook's direction in recent years.
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Agricultural groups and Democrats have also been critical of package. Sen.
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And I was always critical of President Bush for attacking Iraq.
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Sarandon was often critical of Clinton during the 2016 presidential election.
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Flake was critical of Moore during the Alabama Senate candidate's campaign.
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But hard-line Brexit supporters have been fiercely critical of Mrs.
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Privately, many moderate Democratic senators are harshly critical of Sanders's tactics.
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Fauci hasn't been entirely critical of Trump's handling of the coronavirus.
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He was critical of how data was demanded, controlled, and protected.
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John McCain was often more critical of it than he was.
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As an ombudsman, Mr. Getler could be critical of his colleagues.
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Mr. Trump was also critical of the Oscars record-low ratings.
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Nonetheless, progressive groups were sharply critical of Mr. Williams's reported candidacy.
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Do you think you will become more critical of information sources?
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All that is different than actually being self-critical of ourselves.
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It was by no means critical of society or current affairs.
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As a partisan, I am normally critical of Mr. Trump's rhetoric.
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I was very sympathetic to the students, but critical of fantasy.
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This isn't the first time Romney has been critical of Trump.
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Trump himself has been critical of those who don't pay taxes.
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In his writing, he has been critical of the Chinese government.
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The most critical, of course, is how he pronounces his name.
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The imagery and lyrics are especially critical of the male gaze.
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"A BIG MESS" Many travellers, however, were critical of Trump's decision.
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The OIG report is harshly critical of Comey, and rightly so.
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Steyer's aides have been increasingly critical of the DNC's polling criteria.
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He came to office critical of past practices and promising reforms.
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Reporters seen as critical of the army are losing their jobs.
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Paul is famously critical of the existence of the central bank.
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The instant reaction on Twitter was highly critical of Mr. McCain.
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He was particularly critical of McNamara's handling of the air war.
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Mr. Pai has long been critical of strict broadcast ownership rules.
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Five years later, Reinhardt would become critical of the Trump administration.
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Groups have been critical of the treatment of immigrants in detention.
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He is pro-Europe, tolerant of immigrants and critical of Russia.
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Trump was harshly critical of the nuclear agreement during his campaign.
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Journalists and academics critical of the government's policies have been detained.
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Mitt Romney, after he penned an op-ed critical of Trump.
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Mr. Trump and his associates have long been critical of CNN.
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Why do you think people were critical of the original logo?
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He was also forcefully critical of Trump's handling of that disaster.
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Grassley has been critical of the settlement, calling it too small.
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Gabbard has also been critical of media coverage of her campaign.
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Committee, intimated that Democrats critical of Trump were, in essence, terrorist
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Trump has been critical of Amazon and its CEO Jeff Bezos.
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The secretary general has been critical of several Trump administration moves.
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Hagel has been critical of Trump in the past as well.
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Lemon has often been critical of the president in the past.
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But Mr. Erdogan has been highly critical of the Zarrab prosecution.
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Sonnenfeld has been critical of the Tesla CEO in the past.
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He has also been critical of the president's use of Twitter.
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He's written two books critical of Chinese foreign and economic policy.
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Democrats are likely to be most critical of Dourson and Wherum.
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MNG has been highly critical of Gannett's leadership and overall strategy.
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We walked through a market carrying banners critical of the regime.
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In Malta, officials had previously been sharply critical of the UAE.
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Both McCain and Dingell, two war veterans, were critical of Trump.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee -- have both been publicly critical of Trump.
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There are many reasons to be critical of free trade agreements.
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Murdoch has been critical of big tech firms in the past.
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French analysts have been sharply critical of the intervention in Chad.
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Unions have also been critical of its record as an employer.
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Many American companies used to be critical of the trade law.
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The majority of congressional Democrats were visibly critical of Trump's address.
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Fox News, too, has been increasingly critical of Mueller of late.
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This isn't the first time Cuban has been critical of Trump.
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The Washington Post has published many articles critical of the president.
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Bernie Sanders, are also far more critical of Israel than Buttigieg.
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Having a shoddy memory has actually helped me in a sense, because I feel like I'm able to be critical of my memory and be critical of the things that I believe and why I believe them.
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Some, while critical of the new law, take a less dire view.
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Another group recently spent $1.7 million on an ad critical of Clinton.
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All three lawmakers have been harshly critical of Wall Street and billionaires.
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One post was pro-Russia, another critical of the government of UAE.
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Cramer has been critical of Powell ever since his comments in October.
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However, Gates has become slightly more critical of Trump as of late.
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The courts have already been critical of Trump's actions on this front.
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Trump appointed Powell but has become severely critical of the Fed chairman.
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Padilla was critical of the President's comments then, calling his allegations absurd.
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Former President Barack Obama was critical of NAFTA as a candidate, too.
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Like Trump, Bolton has been exceedingly critical of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Michael Bennet, rather than Biden, was the most critical of Sanders' agenda.
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Susan Collins of Maine was also critical of Trump's Holocaust remembrance statement.
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President Donald Trump has also been critical of the Fed under Powell.
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Sessions has long been critical of the way asylum cases are handled.
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Many Republicans have been fiercely critical of the CFPB since its inception.
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The group was highly critical of Thain, who leads Uber's Audit Committee.
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And he was openly critical of the growing politicization of the department.
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Trump has been critical of China in the campaign, proposing stiff tariffs.
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"We remain critical of the actions of the Russian government," Tusk said.
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Cramer had been critical of Facebook for months after Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The party was the most critical of Atlantia after the bridge collapse.
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Democrats have been critical of Menashi and are expected to oppose him.
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Many have been highly critical of the parents, accusing them of neglect.
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But it is not only students who are critical of the government.
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Some experts are more critical of the bill in its current form.
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"We Spaniards are very critical of what we've done," says Mr Zugaza.
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Ro Khanna, a Silicon Valley Democrat, is critical of Instacart's tipping policy.
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Both men have been critical of PulteGroup's performance relative to its peers.
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But there are good reasons to be critical of Mr Neeleman's plan.
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It's more than being critical of your appearance from time to time.
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And I had been somewhat critical of Facebook well before this piece.
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Haley was sharply critical of Trump during the primary, and endorsed Rubio.
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In fact, he has been strongly critical of the alt-right movement.
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Taiwanese academics critical of China have been refused entry to Hong Kong.
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But Brussels has become increasingly critical of Moldova's track record on reforms.
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The official media have turned more sharply critical of America's political system.
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Many colleges and institutions have been critical of the academic publishing business.
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Avenatti often has appeared in the media and been critical of Trump.
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The group has been critical of the Green New Deal's possible costs.
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He has been sharply critical of the party's handling of the topic.
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Others like Judd Apatow have been critical of Trump on platforms like .
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" He added, "I'm like, how can you possibly be critical of that?
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You don&apost have the right to be critical of your president.
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I&aposve been very critical of the tweets that he&aposs issued.
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More recently, she has been critical of his military actions in Syria.
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You know that I&aposve been on occasion critical of the president.
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Kendra Wilkinson is blasting those who are critical of her parenting style.
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McCaffrey has been highly critical of the Trump administration in the past.
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Some social media users were critical of the absence of a speech.
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"Human rights due diligence is very, very critical of course," he said.
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The First Amendment undoubtedly extends to news articles critical of the government.
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Lynn's Open Markets team has been critical of tech giants' growing dominance.
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While Shanahan's speech was critical of China, his tone was often conciliatory.
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Former Mexican President Vicente Fox has been openly critical of Trump's candidacy.
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Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.), who remained critical of Trump throughout the campaign.
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He has also been very critical of U.S. companies investing in Mexico.
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Besides gun violence, Swalwell also has been critical of President Donald Trump.
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If it isn't critical of capitalism it has no reason to exist.
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When you find yourself being critical of your appearance, don't get frustrated.
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A number of other British lawmakers were heavily critical of Trump's comments.
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Best has been critical of WikiLeaks and has advocated for government transparency.
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Mr. Weld, 70, was not uniformly critical of the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Best has been critical of Wikileaks and has advocated for government transparency.
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Not every bestselling book by Trump has been critical of the president.
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Shell Smith has recently written tweets that appeared critical of Donald Trump.
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" And Haley also clarified that she's critical of Russia "when it's warranted.
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Journalists and activists who are critical of the government have been jailed.
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The president has often been critical of the nation's legal immigration system.
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Mexicans are also very critical of recent U.S. treatment of migrant families.
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McCain has been critical of the administration's communication with Congress for months.
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The president has been quite loud and quite critical [of the FBI].
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It's relentlessly modern and in-your-face critical of current reality television.
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The Huffington Post is openly critical of Republican nominee Trump's presidential campaign.
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Even Republicans who are often deeply critical of Trump praised the choice.
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James and Durant have both been critical of Trump in the past.
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"I'm not overly critical of what they're trying to do," Walker added.
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But Trump has also been critical of those who invoke the Fifth.
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SIGAR in particular has been highly critical of U.S. efforts in Afghanistan.
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Many investors and analysts were critical of the move at the time.
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Ricardo Salinas, its billionaire chief executive, has been openly critical of Trump.
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After his time in India, Pandit became more critical of his food.
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Warren, a democratic candidate for president, has been vocally critical of Facebook.
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Bolsonaro has grown increasingly critical of China's commercial interests in his country.
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Its Twitter page and website are equally critical of the tech giant.
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Community members concerned with homelessness have also been critical of his approach.
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Bernstein was critical of Trump during the campaign and since the election.
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The Nebraska senator has been critical of the president and the Kremlin.
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He was critical of a number of prospective 2020 challengers as well.
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Some lawmakers critical of the ban say the legislation won't change much.
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Trump's past remarks have not stopped him from being critical of Omar.
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It is an act of retaliation for being critical of the government.
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Vox then published an article that was highly critical of that podcast.
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Schaeuble has long been critical of the ECB's low interest rate policy.
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But you are critical of City of God as a film. Why?
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Although some reviewers are critical of how clearly this information is presented.
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The Washington Examiner is less critical of Trump than The Weekly Standard.
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Republicans who have been critical of Trump in the past, including Sens.
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Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat who has been vocally critical of Facebook.
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He has become increasingly critical of the way the internet has evolved.
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I have been critical of the past failures to nominate such leaders.
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We've been critical of Judge Kavanaugh, but we haven't been especially worried.
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In fact, Mr. Graham was often critical of the conservative Christian right.
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Many of the team's players have been openly critical of the president.
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Thibodeau has often been critical of previous Medicaid expansion efforts in Maine.
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His comments weren't well received by those critical of the Trump administration.
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Mr. Sheehan was searingly critical of America's post-9/11 counterterrorism strategies.
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"A journalist has written something critical of the police department," he said.
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People have also been critical of the trend for reaffirming gender stereotypes.
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Republicans are far more critical of female candidates, according to the report.
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They also said Trump was critical of Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell.
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"We remain critical of the actions of the Russian government," Tusk added.
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It started out critical of Vladimir Putin's Russia for human rights abuses.
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Not all of the statements were critical of Amazon's outside communications policy.
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And during the campaign Ms. Brown was critical of Donald J. Trump.
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Some digital outlets have also been critical of the quantum computing video.
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Mr. Trump was not always so critical of Mr. Obama's golf habit.
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Jordan, with its large Palestinian population, has been steadfastly critical of settlements.
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Collins has been critical of the groups running early ads against her.
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More recently, news reports and articles critical of the army chief, Gen.
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And Paul has been more publicly critical of Kavanaugh than moderate Sens.
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Others are more critical of the demo and the hoopla around it.
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"People say I'm too critical of Meghan Markle," tweeted commentator Piers Morgan.
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I have been critical of his lecturing tones on issues of race.
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"This comes from a Republican who has been openly critical of Trump."
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He dominated class discussions and was relentlessly critical of his fellow-students.
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King has a history of making statements critical of immigrants and minorities.
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AT&T is also critical of the administration's treatment of the deal.
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The senator has often been critical of the U.N. in the past.
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Mr. Booker has been particularly critical of the debate criteria this week.
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No media organization has been as critical of Trump's presidency as CNN.
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They also disputed claims he was critical of the US while overseas.
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Sources say Prince Turki had been privately critical of the Crown Prince.
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Kerr has in the past been critical of Trump and his actions.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) 2008 presidential campaign, has often been critical of Trump.
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The investor has been critical of internet companies, particularly Facebook and Google.
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Trump has long been critical of Amazon, Bezos and the Washington Post.
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And the questions often focus on storylines and narratives critical of Trump.
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Pompeo, on the other hand, has been more openly critical of Moscow.
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They have become increasingly critical of Iran's dominant role in the country.
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Jarrett was critical of Moore as a candidate prior to the allegations.
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TikTok confirmed that it was censoring content critical of the Chinese government.
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The leading elite newspaper, Gazeta Wyborcza, is very critical of the government.
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They have been deeply critical of Israel's occupation of the West Bank.
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Dean Heller, a candidate who was critical of the president early on.
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"I'm not trying to be critical of their lifestyle," Ms. Bosch said.
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The suspect's Facebook page featured posts critical of Bolsonaro, according to reports.
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Conservative news outlets have been critical of Quijano's reporting on immigration reform.
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His past statements on Russia were harshly critical of Putin's foreign policy.
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More on VICE: Why Can't We Be More Critical of the Pill?
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But those differences are rarely acknowledged by those critical of Kaepernick's protest.
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Khashoggi was often critical of the Saudi royal family in his writing.
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After weeks being antagonized by the users of Reddit communities like /r/The_Donald and /r/pizzagate, Huffman had covertly edited messages posted by other users that were critical of him, to instead be critical of those communities' leaders.
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After weeks of being antagonized by the users of Reddit communities like /r/The_Donald and /r/pizzagate, Huffman had covertly edited messages posted by other users that were critical of him, to instead be critical of those communities' leaders.
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But in interviews last week, several white Democrats were sharply critical of Mrs.
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Online, this mishap has fans even more critical of the controversial Bachelor pick.
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Presidents from both parties have been critical of the number of federal regulations.
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Before joining the Justice Department, Whitaker was critical of the special counsel probe.
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It mostly meant we'd let swear words survive and content critical of us.
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Following Tsai and Chang's write-up, some were critical of Palo Alto's response.
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He is highly critical of what he calls in the book "hiding" technologies.
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The junta accuses him of running a radio channel critical of the monarchy.
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The president also has been critical of Bezos, who owns The Washington Post.
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But German public sentiment has been becoming increasingly critical of the United States.
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Trump has been critical of the Mueller investigation, calling it a "witch hunt".
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McCrory, a former Charlotte mayor, has been critical of the city's bathroom provision.
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Trump was critical of the nation's current transportation infrastructure, calling plane systems obsolete.
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While at times critical of U.S. policy, AMLO's campaign was never anti-American.
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On university campuses they vociferously oppose anything deemed critical of the Communist Party.
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You seem critical of religion yet you have a precarious relationship [to it].
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Brazilian musicians Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil were equally critical of their government.
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Only a handful of Republicans were critical of Trump's choice to fire Comey.
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Trump, who has been critical of McCain in the past, did not attend.
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Big names in the YouTube community have been critical of unnecessarily lengthy videos.
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The comedian has been critical of the government and police in her skits.
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A fourth candidate, businessman Chris King, has like Graham, been critical of Trump.
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Charles Koch, in particular, was openly critical of Trump's candidacy during the primary.
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He is particularly critical of withholding entire accounts, as opposed to specific tweets.
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Reassure them that they're safe, and be vigilant but critical of the hype.
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Mr Flake has enraged the president by publishing a book critical of Trumpism.
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He was also critical of African-Americans who would blindly vote for Democrats.
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The Washington Post has been highly critical of many of Trump&aposs policies.
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But Ryan has also remained critical of some of Trump's policies and rhetoric.
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More recently, she and the Obama administration have been extremely critical of Putin.
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Shea, 31, wrote on Instagram that she's always been critical of her body.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Netanyahu have both been critical of the deal.
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In February, an op-ed editor critical of the president was reportedly dismissed.
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Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, was even more critical of the attack.
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He's far from the only lawmaker who's critical of Google's potentially monopolistic power.
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The piece was also frequently critical of Clinton, but called Trump beyond repair.
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He'd been somewhat critical of Trump's tariff proposals before joining the White House.
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Schultz was critical of the Democratic Party in interviews announcing his likely run.
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So I certainly wouldn't want to be critical of the Bank of China.
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Page dismissed the idea that the speech was critical of American foreign policy.
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But I try not to be too critical of what I did before.
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He was critical of colonialism, but set himself apart from any social movements.
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Joe Manchin, a West Virginia Democrat, was critical of the FAA's certification processes.
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I certainly know that she has been critical of some women of color.
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The Pope has been deeply critical of Trump's campaign rhetoric in the past.
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John McCain, who has been critical of the Trump administration's actions in Russia.
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While the GOP establishment has stayed critical of Russia, Trump sees it differently.
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"I was indeed very critical of Donald Trump during his campaign," he wrote.
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Burke wants to train sheepdogs, and he's critical of anything that preaches otherwise.
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Her speech was at times critical of Republicans writ large, not just Trump.
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I've always been very critical of extremism and my place was still searched.
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Of course, there are digital communities, and I'm not too critical of them.
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But Metro 2033 is also critical of the nostalgia that it dwells upon.
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In one article, Bounds was critical of groups on campus that promoted diversity.
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I am very critical of my writing, as I think most people are.
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Is it possible to be critical of the candidate I am voting for?
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Brzezinski was at times critical of both Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.
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She's also been critical of the tax cuts enacted by the Trump administration.
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But Tusa was critical of Culp's "myriad of promises" for the years ahead.
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Dave Chappelle has been kind of critical of Key & Peele in the past.
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Transgender rights campaigners welcomed those changes, but remained broadly critical of the bill.
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Obviously, he's critical of his son, because that's just how Chinese parents are.
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Are they likely to be more critical of her because of her gender?
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But O'Connell's family is critical of the quick determination that she killed herself.
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Cramer has been critical of the Fed ever since Powell's remarks on Oct.
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Trump was critical of the Fed for raising rates four times last year.
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There is also a cut to Romney, who's at times critical of Trump.
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Americans critical of American foreign policy showed that it was never a total
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Had Bourdain not visited, would people be as critical of the hawker center?
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Obama has been strongly critical of Russian policy in Ukraine and in Syria.
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Trump's been openly bitter about the recusal and critical of Sessions ever since.
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Lawmakers, including Warner, have been critical of Facebook's data sharing partnerships with China.
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Among Republican lawmakers, he has been one of the most critical of Trump.
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He touts the GOP tax law but has been critical of Trump's tariffs.
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Ben Sasse was among the most critical of Trump's trade moves on Thursday.
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Brett McGurk, the former anti-ISIS envoy, has been critical of Turkey's role.
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He and his allies have been sharply critical of U.S. words and actions.
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The Weekly Standard has been critical of Trump on a number of occasions.
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And Nelson's been critical of both Scott's and Trump's response to Hurricane Maria.
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Cardin, who is up for reelection next month, was critical of Kavanaugh's nomination.
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He has been critical of Johnson's hardline approach to Brexit and party discipline.
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Trump, who has been sharply critical of the deal, faces a looming Oct.
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He's been vocally critical of Trump's recent foreign-policy choices concerning northern Syria.
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It is, as you might guess, almost entirely negative and critical of Trump.
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Young has been critical of the Trump administration and in 2016 supported Sen.
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Miranda and others were critical of the Trump administration's response to the storm.
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Republicans, however, have been critical of the tax increases associated with that bill.
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Second, head coach Freddie Kitchens has been critical of Njoku's blocking and consistency.
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Trump initially supported the Iraq War but later became critical of the conflict.
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Of course, Trump loyalists want those Republicans critical of Trump to feel heat.
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Juliet is critical of Vita, whom she calls "predatory" and depicts as selfish.
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Trump has historically been highly critical of Bezos, Amazon, and the Washington Post.
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He also signed a joint document at the summit harshly critical of Moscow.
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But later he put out a statement that was highly critical of it.
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Brokaw has in the past been critical of Trump's treatment of the media.
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An inquest by Tunisian authorities was also critical of the security forces' response.
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The "Bernie revolution" suggested that younger women would be more critical of Mrs.
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A lot of us, myself included, have been pretty critical of President Trump.
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U.S. lawmakers have grown increasingly critical of the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen.
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In Philadelphia, a rotation of six different ads critical of Toomey inundated viewers.
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Another leading Republican senator was more critical of the development in Mueller's probe.
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Comey's version of events is deeply critical of the president, who fired him.
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Even films critical of military policy often fall into relying on explosive action.
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A conservative activist group has already begun airing ads critical of potential nominees.
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After the speech, the Republican National Committee released a statement critical of Mrs.
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He was critical of local communities that decide not to cooperate with ICE.
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However, many Republicans have been very critical of your staying in your marriage.
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Trump was also harshly critical of Apple's pro-privacy stance on iPhone encryption.
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He also remains critical of the status quo and as outspoken as ever.
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I've been very critical of modern STEM toys because they are just toys.
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This year the fund has been critical of Tesla's approach on several issues.
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Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, who have been openly critical of the Israeli government.
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CNN has certainly produced its fair share of coverage critical of the president.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York issued a statement critical of the move.
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As expected, he was sharply critical of Iran and affirmed support for Israel.
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Religious groups and nongovernment organizations critical of Fidesz have seen funding dry up.
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Mr. Broidy was harshly critical of the crown prince's neighbor and nemesis, Qatar.
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Daniela Vega has also been vocally critical of the lack of policy change.
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And many bookstores have stopped selling publications critical of the leadership in Beijing.
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Zack Beauchamp: You've been critical of the US effort so far against ISIS.
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Half of all American UN Security Council vetoes blocked resolutions critical of Israel.
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"Modern life," said Kerr, who has been critical of Trump in the past.
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Democrats were highly critical of the design of the ballots in Broward County.
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Most have been critical of the borough's stance, accusing it of canine bias.
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Activists critical of the government concede the demonstrations do not threaten Iran's leadership.
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I attribute this to my being too critical of him over the years.
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"I'm going to be deeply critical of him," the governor said on Thursday.
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Environmental groups, as expected, were sharply critical of the elimination of the credits.
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Businesses have been increasingly critical of North Carolina's recently passed anti-LGBTQ law.
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Officials in both Hong Kong and Beijing are increasingly critical of the protests.
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The deal has also raised eyebrows among some lawmakers critical of China's purchases.
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The interview was galling for those critical of this common form of corruption.
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Goldrick-Rab has also been critical of key provisions of the Excelsior Scholarship.
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The pope has in the past been critical of some of Trump's policies.
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Amazon's own employees have been critical of its enabling Palantir to help ICE.
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Clinton on Friday after she was critical of Mr. Sanders in a podcast.
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In his autobiography, in which he was critical of the Navy, Lieut. Gen.
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I don't share it, but I'm not critical of you for having it.
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That evening, I went on Fox News and was mildly critical of Comey.
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Even Mr. Kaczynski, now 70, was critical of the station in the 1990s.
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It has also financed Al Jazeera, which is often critical of Qatar's rivals.
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US lawmakers have also been critical of TikTok as a potential security risk.
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I have been critical of the heavy handed investigation and prosecution of Stone.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: You came out and were relatively critical of the President.
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Those media organizations that are critical of the government don't get its money.
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He has been harshly critical of the media's coverage of the handgun bill.
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Mr. Guo has been openly critical of the Communist Party's fight against corruption.
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Gowdy was previously critical of the Trump legal team's handling of the meeting.
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Flynn was critical of the limitations placed on intelligence work after the raid.
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The two were deeply critical of each other during the 2016 presidential primary.
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But Kent was also critical of Hunter Biden's position on the Burisma board.
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Mr. Trump himself has been critical of the Electoral College in the past.
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Paul was highly critical of Cheney's father and the Bush administration's foreign policy.
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He also pressured President Obama to veto a U.N. resolution critical of Israel.
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President Donald Trump has been sharply critical of China in regard to trade.
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In Alsop's case, he was apparently merely being critical of a company event.
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Both GOP senators have been critical of Trump and are not seeking reelection.
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham last week posted a tweet critical of Hogg.
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He was also critical of Trump's response to Hurricane Harvey earlier this year.
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Gabbard, who has been highly critical of U.S. operations in Syria, was unconvinced.
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Activists and journalists critical of the government continue to be targets of violence.
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Obama's office later said he had not intended to be critical of Cameron.
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At that point, Martinez had already been critical of Trump's rhetoric on immigration.
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US lawmakers have also been critical of TikTok as a potential security risk.
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Inhofe was critical of South Korea in speaking to U.S. reporters on Tuesday.
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But others, including Joe Biden and Michael Bennet, have been critical of it.
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Waters has been a fierce and vocal critical of Trump's rhetoric and policies.
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Nelson is just as critical of the politics of inclusion as of exclusion.
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McCain in recent weeks has been critical of some of President Trump's actions.
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She has in the past been critical of Trump and his policy decisions.
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The messages were critical of Trump and other political figures during the campaign.
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Cook has also been critical of Trump's efforts to crack down on immigration.
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Mitt Romney of Utah has been openly critical of the idea as well.
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Lawmakers in Washington, particularly Democrats, have been critical of Trump's approach to Russia.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Eisen was more critical of Ms. Trump's role.
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Tiberi, like Kasich, was highly critical of Trump and never endorsed him. Rep.
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That is why I have been critical of how this impeachment has unfolded.
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And she has been critical of Buttigieg's relationships with big donors and bundlers.
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I've been quite critical of the Make-A-Wish Foundation in the past.
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What about things that are just critical of you that you don't like?
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Ron Paul's appeal came in part from being critical of the Republican establishment.
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It's not like this was their first time being critical of the Donald.
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Major newspapers have also been critical of of BLMTO in their opinion pages.
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Well, for one thing, he was critical of the appointment of a special counsel in the Russia investigation and, since Mueller's work began, has been critical of moves taken by his office and has recommended ways of limiting his reach.
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"I do think that the mainstream media in Israel … has over the years become more right wing and less critical of the army and less critical of the Israeli government's position on the West Bank or East Jerusalem," he said.
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"Over the years, I have continued to be critical of many decisions taken by the E.U., and I remain critical of its shortcomings, from its lack of democratic accountability to the institutional pressure to deregulate or privatize public services," he said.
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" When they suggested she should've been more critical of her bodyguard for not intervening, she did not allow her employee to be blamed for her assault: "I'm critical of your client sticking his hand under my skirt and grabbing my ass.
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It is not the first time Mr. Trump has been critical of the pope.
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I was critical of identity politics and supportive of the right to give offense.
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" Mr. Rickman was critical of the decision, calling it "censorship born out of fear.
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SpringOwl Asset Management, whose investors have been critical of Yahoo's management, was clearly unsatisfied.
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The I.G. report was very critical of Comey in the way he treated Clinton.
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He is clearly emotional because people have been very critical of his trip there.
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As we saw, he was critical of the British government&aposs execution of Brexit.
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Maybe you're constantly critical of your spouse but you're hypersensitive to any negative comment.
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Saunders had been increasingly critical of the commission, which was set up in 2014.
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Environmentalists, who have been critical of ethanol, called for Congress to reform the program.
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The U.S. resident and Washington Post columnist critical of Riyadh's policies disappeared on Oct.
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Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist critical of Saudi leaders, was killed on Oct. 2.
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Like earlier targets, both Biden and De Niro have been sharply critical of Trump.
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Edited excerpts follow: Nicholas Thompson: Your book is very critical of the technology industry.
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Meanwhile, Greenpeace has been critical of the South Korean electronics giant over the issue.
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Cramer has been critical of Powell ever since the Fed chairman's remarks on Oct.
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Democrats in Congress and at least one Republican lawmaker were also critical of Trump.
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Lawmakers have been sharply critical of Mohammed bin Salman, the powerful Saudi crown prince.
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The Quinnipiac poll also found that American voters are critical of Trump's personal qualities.
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"Caroline was critical of Carolyn and felt she should have known better," says Taraborrelli.
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Diane Feinstein, Congressmen Adam Schiff and Ted Lieu, who are frequently critical of Trump.
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That independence is critical, of course, if anyone is to trust the resulting research.
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Still, a handful of far-smaller holdouts remain, and some are critical of Pollack.
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However, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, like Trump, has been critical of the legislation.
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The conviction is reflective of Vietnam's efforts to repress speech critical of the government.
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Another researcher responded first with comments critical of the study, and those were published.
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Sanford, who used to be the Palmetto State's governor, was critical of President Trump.
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Cramer has been critical of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell ever since his comments Oct.
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Freston was also critical of Viacom for allowing relationships with key creators to deteriorate.
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In New Hampshire, he has been much more critical of his rivals by name.
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Offline, thugs already follow, threaten and sometimes attack activists critical of the Communist regime.
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Cramer has also been critical of Powell since the Fed chairman's remarks on Oct.
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Some lawmakers who have been highly critical of EPA regulations also attended the briefing.
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Within the ranks of the Republican party, many are critical of Mr Trump's wall.
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"(Bring up McCain)," it offered as an example of Republicans critical of the president.
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He was the movement's chief promoter and became increasingly critical of certain Anglican teachings.
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From that perch, she's been critical of the Philippines' government and President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Even Bogle himself had become critical of the power of the behemoth he created.
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U.S officials have been critical of Huawei in recent years, often citing security risks.
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The President's been openly critical of the policies of past administrations, in both parties.
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Trump has long been critical of Amazon and its founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos.
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Republican Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel has also been critical of Amash's take on Mueller's findings.
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Uber has also threatened to dig up dirt on journalists critical of its efforts.
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Fellow Republican Jeb Hensarling, a representative from Texas, was more critical of the regulation.
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Opposition newspapers have been shut and journalists and academics critical of government policies sacked.
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Those brave Russians critical of the obsession of newspapers such as yours are right.
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Today, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report that's critical of the technology.
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They're very critical of me … so we kind of watch out for each other.
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To be critical of an action is not to condemn the person behind it.
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Media outlets seen as critical of the government have also been forced to shut.
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" Baiza is critical of the statement, saying, "The university sounded more reactive than proactive.
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Most of the big news channels blacklist experts overly critical of the Erdogan government.
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They were puzzled by my comment — and not a little critical of my petulance.
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Weckbach says the stat has problems, and Porsche been critical of Tesla's claims before.
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However, even Republicans critical of Trump's candidacy in general distanced themselves from Clinton's broadside.
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British ministers have also been critical of Russia's military intervention in support of Assad.
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But some were critical of the plan to erect the statue anew in Brooklyn.
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The judge has been critical of Rousseff on social media, according to Agencia Brasil.
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Traditional civil rights group have been wary and critical of Black Lives Matter activists.
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The 2012 GOP presidential nominee was fiercely critical of Trump during the presidential campaign.
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In a sense, we were insufficiently critical of the hippies, and of the 60s.
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Even those who have been publicly critical of the chair make exceptions for Dacey.
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As a candidate, Trump was critical of the U.S. military's ongoing presence in Afghanistan.
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The Kochs are not the only business group critical of the president's trade policies.
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In other recent speeches, Clinton has been sharply critical of Trump and his policies.
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The armed opposition, instead, was highly critical of the proposal, saying it lacks legitimacy.
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McCain has been critical of Trump during the first few weeks of his presidency.
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In early 2017, five bloggers known for being critical of the state went missing.
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Saunders had been publicly critical of the commission, which was set up in 2014.
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They're not the only groups that have been critical of the border adjustments provision.
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Both senators have been highly critical of Trump's warming to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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He has been particularly critical of Putin for Russia's invasion of Crimea in 2014.
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Conway was publicly critical of Romney while he was under consideration for the post.
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In addition to Pifer, Ryan Reyes has also been openly critical of Apple's position.
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The duo even won over New York, which was otherwise critical of the film.
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Mahathir has been highly critical of the benefits of certain Chinese projects in Malaysia.
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The organization has been unabashedly pro-Trump and is extremely critical of his opponents.
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Abramson is largely critical of Vice, but the issue isn't, they wrote, her tone.
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Powell's emails show he has been equally critical of Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee.
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Some Asian Church leaders have been highly critical of the Vatican's rapprochement with China.
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Trump put out a series of tweets Thursday morning -- some explicitly critical of McConnell.
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Some groups critical of genetically engineering foods criticized the report before it came out.
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Trump and his friends remain critical of Ryan, but they are now courting McConnell.
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Prior to Watergate, Reagan had occasionally been critical of Nixon as being too liberal.
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Democrats have been sharply critical of the Trump administration's response to the natural disaster.
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Moulitsas, who like Biden has been critical of the left's Berniecrat movement, was unsparing.
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Both have been critical of Trump, as have the other targets of the bomber.
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The Democrats will be critical of Trump regardless of what he does on entitlements.
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Mr. Gao, 52, became increasingly critical of the Communist Party and renounced his membership.
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Republican senators aren't the only ones who have been critical of the Democrats' request.
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And she's since narrated a book critical of President Donald Trump's administration with Clinton.
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There were some Republican signatures, but they've been critical of Trump in the past.
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Other defendants include Ahmet Sik, who once wrote a book critical of Gulen's movement.
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Democrats have long been critical of Trump's reluctance to challenge Moscow on those issues.
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The Pew Charitable Trusts' small-dollar loans project is especially critical of the proposal.
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Kyagulanyi, whose songs are stingingly critical of Museveni's government, has a large youth following.
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I think sometimes you can be a little too critical of the other counterparts.
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Big EU states have long been critical of Ireland's 12.5% rate of corporate tax.
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LET'S GET TO SOMEONE WHO'S QUITE BEEN CRITICAL OF THE COMPANY IN THE PAST.
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George Conway has been baldly critical of the Trump administration (yet not his wife).
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Finally, female students are generally surrounded by people who are critical of the president.
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It also holds Iranian intellectuals and activists who have been critical of the regime.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos owns The Washington Post, which has been critical of Trump.
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It says that it seeks open discourse; that it is not critical of Israel.
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And on Twitter, he often seems preoccupied with celebrities who are critical of him.
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The former vice president was highly critical of the Obama administration after leaving office.
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Drug companies have been fiercely critical of the reports, especially those targeting their products.
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In the book and interviews preceding its release, McCabe has been critical of Trump.
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Federation of American Hospitals (FAH) The FAH was equally critical of the Senate bill.
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The democratic politician, normally considered a pro-European voice, was particularly critical of Germany.
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Trump was also critical of the bad press Tillerson received, according to the Post.
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Since leaving his cabinet post last year, he has been critical of the president.
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On corporate regulation: Bloomberg has been critical of government regulation of the financial industry.
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Democrats and foreign policy experts have been critical of Trump's comments on North Korea.
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Trump allies including erstwhile chief strategist Stephen Bannon were publicly critical of Cobb's approach.
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Bangladeshis living on nearby islands are critical of their government's efforts for the Rohingya.
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While critical of Maduro, Santos said his country is willing to help those suffering.
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In fact, those who have been critical of it have seemingly walked back criticisms.
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Trump praised the closure of the magazine, which has been critical of the president.
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Mr. Fico had been harshly critical of the Europe's handling of the migration crisis.
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Thursday is not the first time Manigualt Newman has been critical of the administration.
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He has been critical of media organizations in the past and has praised Trump.
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I'm not trying to dismiss UBI, I'm just trying to be critical of it.
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But we have the right to be critical of the way to get there.
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Cooperman has been deeply critical of Warren's proposed wealth tax on the hyper-rich.
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Though he strongly supports them, they&aposre highly critical of his North Korea policy.
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Prior to January 1, the Examiner had published some stories critical of Fox News.
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But local councils have been far more critical of possible environmental and community costs.
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Senate Democrats were critical of the report, saying it left out many key witnesses.
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I have some of the same mental habits that I'm critical of in others.
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You are also critical of an overly negative tone in the Times in particular.
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That, too, would put A.N.C. lawmakers critical of Mr. Zuma in a difficult situation.
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His latest novel is equally critical of Wall Street, rural America, and liberal writers.
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Many people on the left are critical of Wall Street, of people like Barry.
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Many American manufacturers and retailers have been critical of the effect of the tariffs.
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The party was critical of the government's tightfisted policies and may prove more flexible.
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Eventually, he became increasingly critical of those very groups and began using the alt.religion.
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President Trump was repeatedly critical of his handpicked Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome H. Powell.
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He was critical of pharmaceutical companies and the doctors who zealously prescribed their products.
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Portland matchup because of Kanter ... who's been VERY critical of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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"I've never said anything publicly critical of Kellyanne," he said in a Twitter message.
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Their music is really contemplative and critical of society – especially their new album Drones.
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In its letter, MNG was critical of Gannett's strategy of buying up digital businesses.
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He was also critical of the get-rich-quick mentality of the cryptocurrency industry.
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The tax and payroll industry was critical of the initial proposal released last June.
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It notes reports from the United Nations critical of Hungary's record on human rights.
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This week, Britain released a report critical of the security vulnerabilities presented by Huawei.
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Mr. Trump and his allies had been sharply critical of the Fed's rate hikes.
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Privacy advocates, including liberal Democrats and libertarian-leaning Republicans, are fiercely critical of FISA.
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Privacy advocates, including liberal Democrats and libertarian-leaning Republicans, are fiercely critical of FISA.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Republicans have also been critical of the timing of the misconduct allegation.
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But the Philippine public has grown increasingly critical of the president's Beijing-friendly stance.
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I'm certainly not going to be critical of my predecessors at the company. Okay.
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In the past, articles in China critical of North Korea have been quickly censored.
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I think I'm about as publicly critical of Twitter as I can possibly be.
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I am a political scientist and have long been critical of the Thai monarchy.
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"I'm quite critical of the idea, we're not interested in that," he told me.
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President Trump has been critical of John McCain, both before and after taking office.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote a post critical of Trump's immigration policies on Friday.
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The trip also led to tough headlines critical of some comments about American allies.
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Additionally, Sirota was critical of a Boston Globe columnist's coverage of the Sanders launch.
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The statements have invited praise from those who have been critical of Tillerson's leadership.
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Other messages sent by the two were critical of other political figures, including Democrats.
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Sasse opposed Trump during the 2016 elections and has frequently been critical of him.
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The site has frequently been critical of Ward's primary opponents and has ripped Flake.
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Some advocates for marijuana legalization were sharply critical of his ideas on the issue.
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Veterans of the State Department press corps were critical of the department's apparent action.
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Flynn had previously been critical of Erdoğan, whom he viewed as an Islamist threat.
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Warren and Buttigieg have been critical of each other on the issue of transparency.
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In an interview, Mr. Verhoeven agreed that his film was critical of Ms. Merkel.
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The Obama administration has been extremely critical of Snyder's handling of the Flint crisis.
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Lawmakers have been increasingly critical of the administration's strategy against ISIS in recent weeks.
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But while Scalia in public speeches could be critical of New York Times v.
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Jackson also had a friendly newspaper, the Washington Globe, run stories critical of Duane.
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Republicans were critical of that analysis, arguing that the group's growth estimate was low.
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Flake penned a book, "Conscience of a Conservative," that is deeply critical of Trump.
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Trump has been critical of trade deals and American companies that send jobs overseas.
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Romney, who is Mormon, has been critical of Moore, calling him unfit for office.
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" But he also was critical of Trump, saying, "His messaging is not the best.
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The investor has been critical of Facebook and Google over the past few weeks.
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Strong-Reyes is highly critical of the system of law enforcement on the reserve.
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Corbyn's also been sharply critical of Israel, which has fueled allegations of anti-Semitism.
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Asian leaders, including those in India, have been less critical of Saudi Arabia's role.
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On Wednesday evening, Echorouk broadcast a program critical of Bouteflika's influential younger brother Said.
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He also pressured President Obama to veto a United Nations resolution critical of Israel.
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I sometimes write content that is critical of powerful government officials, including the president.
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Shapiro had criticized Obama back in 2009 and is now often critical of Trump.
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Every Democrat on the committee was openly critical of her during the confirmation hearing.
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Trump and Flake, both Republicans, have been critical of each other in recent months.
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But voices on the right and the left were highly critical of the deal.
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Afghans on social media were critical of the delegation, questioning whether they represented Afghanistan.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), an Iraq War veteran, was critical of the Haspel nomination.
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The Texas Democrat has been sharply critical of the DOJ's position in the case.
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They were critical of weak research and arguments, regardless of whose interests it served.
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Bruce voted in every election and was very critical of friends who didn't vote.
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" US lawmakers want to ban American tourists from North Korea Critical of Obama administration Fred Warmbier appeared critical of the Obama administration's handling of Otto's detention, saying the family heeded the US government's initial advice to take a low profile "without result.
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A newspaper that is relentlessly critical of Trump will have Facebook and Twitter accounts likely to primarily attract critics of Trump, which means that stories critical of Trump will get extra page views, which creates incentives to do more of the same.
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Trump also has been critical of other banking reform measures like the Dodd-Frank law.
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The problem for Republicans who are critical of Trump is they lack a viable alternative.
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Ting has been critical of Amazon's Rekognition facial recognition technology, as have some company shareholders.
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Others were also critical of Trump's trade agenda and how it would impact the dollar.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump was highly critical of China, particularly on matters of trade.
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Some Qataris are critical of the furious pace at which World Cup construction is happening.
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But the question is, are you revoking them because they&aposre critical of your administration?
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All of the intended recipients of the packages have been critical of the Republican Trump.
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This is not the first time Goncalves has been openly critical of Wall Street analysts.
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Trump has been harshly critical of the Fed and Powell, whom he chose over Yellen.
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Cramer has been critical of the Fed ever since Chairman Jerome Powell's remarks on Oct.
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Win Htein, another senior figure in the NLD, was also critical of the journalists' detention.
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She has been critical of CEO pay levels, including that of Disney CEO Robert Iger.
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Musk, like fellow panelist Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, was critical of Trump during the campaign.
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It was a tough task, with analysts critical of the company's ability to sustain growth.
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Speaking on BFM TV, Melenchon was fiercely critical of Macron's first two months in power.
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"We've gone out of our way not to be critical of him ever," she said.
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Trump has also been critical of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who owns The Washington Post.
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He referred to a memo Barr wrote in which he was critical of the investigation.
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In truth, I'm actually critical of Islam and I'd probably rather identify as an atheist.
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Strom Thurmond critical of Sessions who was then a nominee to be a federal judge.
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Kirk recently unendorsed Trump, while Sasse has been fiercely critical of the real-estate magnate.
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Umuhoza, who was openly critical of President Kagame throughout her campaign, appealed the judge's decision.
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Democrats have been critical of the IRS budget cuts and are interested in reversing them.
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And, he's said some things that are critical of my Christian faithand about me personally.
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Fifty-nine percent of Jewish voters are critical of some or many of Israel's policies.
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Some also have supported other Republicans who have been critical of Trump, including Arizona Sen.
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Newspapers across Turkey, including the few still critical of the government, are bubbling with outrage.
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"The court was highly critical of me," Lewis said in an e-mail on Monday.
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It's possible a lawmaker more critical of tech's data collection practices could take his job.
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This is not the first time the CEO has been critical of the tech industry.
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But Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has been critical of these student loan forgiveness proposals.
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Some business groups and politicians in the U.S. were critical of the Trump administration's approach.
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Close Western allies of Washington, including France and Britain, have been critical of Trump's move.
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Fink has historically been critical of activist investors but has begun to soften his stance.
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"We are definitely critical of one another, although that criticism always comes with unconditional love."
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These posts were usually critical of the Chinese government or Chinese President Xi Jinping, specifically.
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Trump has been critical of the program, as part of his push against foreign workers.
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Seehofer has been openly critical of Merkel's more permissive stance on refugees and migration policy.
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The public is often critical of athletes when it comes to these kinds of decisions.
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Meanwhile, other tech companies like Yelp have been critical of Google's competitive practices for years.
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Many of Trump's fellow Republicans who control Congress also have been critical of the deal.
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It's clear that Republicans, even those most critical of Trump, have no interest in that.
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At least one Republican senator publicly opposed the bill and others were critical of it.
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For Trump's part, he has been increasingly critical of the White House chief of staff.
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Many of my Syrian and Iraqi Christian friends are fiercely critical of Western missionary intervention.
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This may explain why many economists are so critical of Mr Laffer's supply-side policies.
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Comey has also been highly critical of Trump after the president fired him last year.
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So the way to be optimistic about this is to be critical of it. Yes.
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This group has been critical of Beijing in the past, including massive protests in 2014.
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Then, there's the House Democrats and Nancy Pelosi, who I've been very critical of. Right.
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In practice sessions, Ailes says, Reagan's advisers were too critical of him, destroying his confidence.
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There&aposve been other administrations that have been highly critical of the press as well.
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"We've been critical of Clinton's handling of certain issues in the past," the staff wrote.
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But some Democrats remained critical of Ross's experience and his potential ties to Russia. Sen.
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Flynn was fiercely critical of Obama during the 2016 campaign, adopting much of Trump's rhetoric.
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Consistently, Australian healthcare leaders were critical of their own system, primarily because of its cost.
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He was sharply critical of Bush's "war on terror" and the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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Some fans were critical of the fact he used the n-word during the outburst.
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Cropsey also signed the letter critical of Trump, which garnered a total of 122 signatures.
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The Breitbart News executive operates a conservative website that is deeply critical of increased immigration.
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The President has also been sharply critical of Rosenstein, a former federal prosecutor from Baltimore.
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He was critical of those who weighed in on the case without knowing the facts.
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The association is a trade group and has been critical of Airbnb in the past.
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The musician, whose songs are stingingly critical of Museveni's government, has a large youth following.
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Simpson was also highly critical of Trump, as well as GOP presidential hopeful Texas Sen.
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He wrote a now-famous memo to the president which was vigorously critical of Comey.
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And being critical of capitalism does not mean saying that capitalism is a bad thing.
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Grudinin has been publicly critical of Russia's political and economic structure, without openly criticizing Putin.
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Censors tried hard to delete posts critical of the police handling of Mr Lei's case.
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Swetnick was not contacted by the FBI, a fact Avenatti has been highly critical of.
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One reason to be critical of Like Art is its unwillingness to take artistic risks.
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House and Senate Democrats were immediately critical of the decision to ask for a delay.
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Michael Flynn, President-elect Trump's incoming National Security Adviser, that were critical of Islam. Sen.
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But Democrats were especially critical of the explanation, highlighting the department's particular focus on immigrants.
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Now, I know some of the presidential candidates have been critical of my foreign policy.
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These users included political activists and journalists critical of the royal family and Saudi government.
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She also introduced statements from Beyer into the record critical of the email server investigation.
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" Kasich has been critical of the Republican Party, saying in April that it "left me.
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Pelosi emphasized that she shares the concerns of the Democrats critical of the administration's strategy.
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Radio programs from abroad that are critical of the Isaias administration are widely listened to.
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Paul, an ally of Trump's in the Senate, has been critical of Romney's op-ed.
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Microsoft received backlash online Monday when groups critical of ICE noticed the post from January.
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Stars of "Game of Thrones" have been critical of the Trump administration in the past.
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Trump supporters have been critical of leaks to the press, especially leaks of intelligence information.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been critical of Trump's policies on trade.
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He was critical of the many people that doubted the BJP could increase its majority.
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Reuters exclusive interview: Pope Francis is critical of Trump administration policy on migrant family separation.
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The administration has been critical of the program, and slashed funding for it last year.
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None of this is to suggest that most late night comedians aren't critical of Trump.
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The host aired his original comments critical of Trump, standing by them despite the scorn.
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He has also been critical of the Times, suggesting the publication should reveal its source.
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Giuliani, a Republican who sought the presidency in 2008, was also sharply critical of Sen.
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Some were critical of Trump — one asked him to release his tax returns, for instance.
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Rippon has been critical of Pence's track record on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.
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Trump has previously been deeply critical of the Pakistani government's efforts to fight terrorist groups.
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Both have been publicly critical of Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Chinese officials were heavily critical of the sanctions when they were imposed earlier this month.
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However, that hasn't stopped Kerr from being critical of Snapchat when she think it's necessary.
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His bodyguards also reportedly kicked out a Turkish journalist who has been critical of him.
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The Twitter page features the same Biden meme and several posts critical of the candidate.
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Scott Galloway, an NYU professor who has been heavily critical of WeWork, compared the two.
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The judge was also intensely critical of the administration's attempt to implement the new policy.
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Of course not, and liberals can be just as critical of the president as conservatives.
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Lindner has been critical of Macron's idea to create a budget for the euro zone.
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"But Mueller didn't, and Barr didn't," George Conway, who is publicly critical of Trump tweeted.
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King has also been critical of Trump but hasn't said he won't vote for him.
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Some of us have been highly critical of that practice as effectively gutting the protection.
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IfNotNow is far from the only Jewish activist group that is publicly critical of Israel.
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Abortion rights advocates have been critical of her previous statements about abortion and birth control.
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Stars of "Game of Thrones" have been critical of the Trump administration in the past.
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In the 1980s, being critical of the government and pushing for reform were considered patriotic.
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However, her husband, George Conway, regularly shares opinion pieces and news stories critical of Trump.
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I was critical of my wife and focussed on things I wouldn't normally care about.
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American Jews were highly supportive of the Obama administration — Israelis were highly critical of it.
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Yes, the President being critical of private citizens exercising their First Amendment rights is news.
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Jeff Flake, who has been critical of Trump and is retiring in 2018, said Monday.
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Republicans were critical of the resolution, which did not explicitly mention Omar or her remarks.
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They were critical of the IRS being given additional authority following the political targeting scandal.
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And a Trump supporter allegedly sent pipe bombs to political leaders critical of the President.
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But Ernst has been especially critical of Wehrum, and the EPA's approach to ethanol generally.
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Historians were highly critical of the exhibit, and the public is rallying against the monument.
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The Sierra Club, which has been highly critical of Trump's energy agenda, applauded TVA's vote.
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But many on Wall Street are critical of its high valuation and slowing user growth.
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The United States has also grown increasingly critical of Turkey's record on freedom of expression.
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Dozens of journalists have lost their jobs because of coverage considered critical of the government.
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Multiple senators questioning Bridenstine were critical of his positions on LGBTQ rights over the years.
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Definers had circulated a document painting Soros as the impetus behind groups critical of Facebook.
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None of the top posts from the last 24 hours were critical of the President.
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Like Stephens, Flake was often critical of Trump's positions during his time in the Senate.
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It carries articles that are critical of Singapore's leaders and its ruling People's Action Party.
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" Similarly, 35 percent of the one- or two-star reviews critical of Uber mentioned "Lyft.
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Pretty critically because there were a lot of feminists who were very critical of her.
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It resulted in a report that was extremely critical of Ferguson's police and court systems.
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Some in Trump's circle have been critical of the program as bad for American workers.
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A lot of that is seen in the videos that are critical of my work.
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Members of this group have also been highly critical of the new leadership in Ukraine.
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Backers of the effort also are critical of what they consider the state's over-regulation.
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Cummings has been critical of his Republican colleague Gowdy's leadership in their investigation of Flynn.
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But Gates, like many other tech industry leaders, has at times been critical of Trump.
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He also said there remained many publications in Turkey that were critical of the government.
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Guy Cecil, chairman of Priorities USA, was critical of Franken's initial response to the charges.
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CR: You've been very critical of the SNB's negative interest rate policy in the past.
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Still, some at this county fair were more pointedly critical of the administration's trade fight.
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For late-night hosts, being sharply critical of President Trump has been a winning strategy.
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Caught handing out leaflets critical of the Communist government, he was jailed for 18 months.
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"Everyone has good reasons to be critical of me," he said, reading from a script.
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On social media, Senate Democrats have started their own counter campaign critical of the governor.
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Like Mr. Colbert, Mr. Meyers delivers a program heavy on material critical of President Trump.
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In India, moderators were mistakenly told to flag for possible removal comments critical of religion.
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He's been scathingly critical of bipartisan efforts to water down Obama-era Wall Street regulations.
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He's particularly critical of the age-based subsidies, which he views as another entitlement program.
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Mr. Kadyrov was not the only one critical of Facebook's decision to deactivate his accounts.
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Khashoggi, a U.S. resident and Washington Post columnist critical of Riyadh's policies, disappeared on Oct.
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The state report was more critical of the employee, who it said had been fired.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who has been harshly critical of the president's position on Russia.
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But his comments about regulatory issues have been less frequent and less critical of regulation.
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The Washington Post columnist had written op-eds that were critical of the Saudi regime.
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Not surprisingly, some of the guests on the special were very critical of President Trump.
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Many of the country's traditional Jewish organizations are critical of any alliance with the party.
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What Mr. Trump Said And I was always critical of President Bush for attacking Iraq.
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Smaller startups are increasingly critical of how big tech companies wield power in Silicon Valley.
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Does Zuckerberg go out of his way to appease conservatives who are critical of Facebook?
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