"Criticising hybrid debt is like criticising a medicine for its side effects rather than looking at its healing power," Piquemal said.
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This does not mean they will stop criticising Ms Tsai.
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Scores of journalists have been sacked for criticising government policy.
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Anyone criticising the war, including moderate Kurdish politicians, is persecuted.
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TW, criticising the composition of the company's board, sources said.
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"I'm facing prison for criticising Islam," she wrote on Twitter.
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She was later barred from Rwanda for criticising Mr Kagame's regime.
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Field said the committee had received correspondence criticising the pension arrangements.
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She challenged Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, to "contribute" rather than merely criticising.
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She regularly runs articles criticising the state's inattention to ideology and radicalisation.
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It's women criticising other women's sartorial choices that's actually bad for women.
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Voices on the left are also criticising universities over their admissions policies.
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For instance, they refrained from criticising Xi Jinping, China's president, by name.
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For example, she won't be drawn into criticising or defending Donald Trump.
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Yet openly criticising CPEC was taboo under the previous government and remains so.
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Labour supports the plan to liberalise the law, criticising only the government's sluggishness.
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In May, North Korea had called Biden "an imbecile" for criticising its leader.
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Both spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid publicly criticising their presidential candidate.
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Corbyn is at his most confident when criticising the government over economic austerity.
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Similarly, Thais revere their king, and Thailand has long made criticising him a crime.
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The new president campaigned on criticising the agreement with the FARC as too lenient.
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And it's not as if Mr Trump vacillates between criticising Muslims and praising them.
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She says her campaign is financed by unnamed "businessmen", and avoids criticising Mr Putin.
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Few state representatives or aldermen are openly criticising a man nicknamed the "Velvet Hammer".
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Trump accused NBC of turning off their cameras when he began criticising the network.
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Hardliners argue that even criticising the law or the long sentences is an offence.
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Tudor abruptly walked out of Sunday's post match press conference after criticising the media.
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Brussels has recoiled at Britain's approach, criticising a lack of detail and policy direction.
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" He later told the Financial Times, "Nobody has been imprisoned for criticising the government.
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Authorities have repeatedly warned they would prosecute those opposing, criticising or misrepresenting the incursion.
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All three signs from Wednesday featured quotes from Democrats criticising the process of impeachment.
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Russia has refrained from criticising Saudi Arabia or the crown prince over the killing.
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More likely, however, is that Jong Nam simply irritated his half-brother by criticising him.
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The government even orchestrated complaints to Facebook about posts criticising its handling of the protests.
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As president, he needs to stop criticising the agencies and demonstrate they have his backing.
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One is that tech firms exert so much power that people demur from criticising them.
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He was sacked as a minister three years ago for criticising the government over 1MDB.
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The State Forestry Administration (which supervises the pandas' habitat) even came near to criticising it.
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Mr Pravit now faces sedition charges because of his social-media posts criticising the government.
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The coverage sparked outrage on Twitter, with many criticising the underlying sexism in the media coverage.
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He took a first step by criticising Russia for the Democratic hack (albeit reluctantly and mildly).
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Users left hundreds of comments on Leica's official Weibo account criticising the company for the video.
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Its apparent offences include criticising state-backed monopolies and calling for changes in the tax system.
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Criticising his application demands nothing more than consultation with your thesaurus. Indolent. Lethargic. Lackadaisical. Languid. Uninterested.
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Critics include some very highly placed people, who are disquietingly nervous of criticising the government publicly.
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As far as their supporters are concerned, criticising the plans for their inefficiency misses the point.
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Archbishop Romero said he had to defend the church, and that meant criticising the ruling junta.
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Now 44, he is recognised for criticising the regime of Kim Jong Un with satirical paintings.
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In 1999 and 2000 he signed a number of parliamentary motions criticising Russia's invasion of Chechnya.
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The prime minister dedicated a substantial chunk of his speech to criticising opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Rahul Bajaj, an industrialist, has said that business people are afraid of criticising the government openly.
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He just become president and already people (are) protesting against his policy, and worldwide countries criticising him.
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"Many people don't live to retirement age, [and] people destroy each other instead of criticising the authorities."
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Last year Greece stopped the European Union from criticising China's human-rights record at a UN forum.
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We have tried to signal that our interests go beyond shareholder value by publishing essays criticising it.
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Once upon a time they would fixate on the Soviet Union as a way of criticising Britain.
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Even the territory's largest pro-democracy group, the New Macau Association, avoids criticising the Communists too loudly.
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Broadcom went on the offensive, criticising Qualcomm's board for "secretly" requesting an official review by the committee.
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Mladenovic and Garcia were suspended for "strongly criticising" the FFT following a mix-up over their clothing.
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Unsurprisingly, the videos have incited outrage online, with many on Zhihu — China's Quora — criticising the sexist display.
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ARD TV reported the man was accused of "terrorist propaganda" after criticising the government on social media.
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Courts try people for criticising Mr Erdogan, but turn a blind eye to Islamists who preach violence.
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So even as they emphasise its work, Mr Xi and his allies have been criticising the department.
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As UN ambassador, she was eviscerated by right-wingers for writing emails criticising the incoming Trump team.
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Moussa has avoided criticising Sisi's policies, promising instead to continue along the same path should he win.
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" The SNP accused May of hypocrisy, for criticising Scottish demands for independence while seeking a "hard Brexit.
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But there is a difference between criticising a decision and attacking the authority of a duly seated judge.
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But as his cartoons turned from criticising Israel to the corrupt Arab regimes, his circle of enemies grew.
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One of the few times he's directly addressed Twitter was to respond to people criticising his Glastonbury performance.
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Mr Hazanavicius's Godard is supremely unsympathetic, criticising the patriarchy and invoking a wife's duties in the same breath.
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Dozens of people, including at least five journalists, have been detained for social-media posts criticising the offensive.
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And it provides a way for Europe to seek Mr Erdogan's co-operation without flinching from criticising him.
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Strains in the relationship have emerged, with pro-coup politicians openly criticising the junta's leadership and its charter.
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Twitter user Pinboard spotted that Twitter was running ads from Chinese state media criticising the Hong Kong protests.
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Following a civilised tradition of former presidents abstaining from criticising their successor, he did not mention Donald Trump once.
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More should follow Mitt Romney, who marked his arrival in the Senate this week by criticising Mr Trump's conduct.
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The HRW report said a rising number of Malaysians were investigated over the past year for criticising the government.
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It was her husband who had angered the government with his long history of criticising the Communist Party's rule.
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He called for an overhaul of the security service, criticising it for its repressive tactics and unduly broad remit.
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Calling out fighters as opponents and criticising his peers—this isn't the usual behaviour of the usually-placid Mousasi.
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They chanted in Spanish, blew horns, and handed out leaflets to passersby criticising the conference's effect on the city.
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More than 300 people were detained for social media posts criticising an offensive into northern Syria in January 2018.
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During the same period, 0003 spots were broadcast in the state attacking Mr Trump, against 635 criticising Mr Rubio.
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Fortunately, some hosts have stiffened their spines of late, criticising the government for a poor economy, among other things.
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Mr Dalio, in turn, complained that Mr Jensen was violating the company's principles by criticising him behind his back.
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The group sacked senior editor Denis Galava in January after he wrote an editorial criticising Kenyatta for poor performance.
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The group frequently put out emails to journalists criticising Amazon's dominant market position, some of which Business Insider received.
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Six former Austrian, Dutch, French and German central bankers released a memo criticising the ECB's direction under Mr Draghi.
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Belatedly, the EPP's leaders are publicly criticising Mr Orban; they should go further and kick Fidesz out of their club.
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Which is why waste campaigners are criticising the UK Government for failing to introduce a tax on disposable coffee cups.
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Human Rights Watch, a New York-based monitor, expressed outrage at the election, criticising in particular Eritrea and the Philippines.
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Ms Omar, who can be outspoken in criticising Mr Trump and his policies, is intensely popular among her urban constituents.
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The kingdom is angry about tweets from Canada's foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, criticising the arrests of Saudi human-rights activists.
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Moreover, we should be careful of criticising an over-reliance on sometimes ill-trained and ill-disciplined pro-government militias.
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He has taken the unusual step of criticising the powerful Revolutionary Guards, warning them "to stay in their own place".
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In April the Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN), the most powerful insurgent group, released a rare statement criticising the current approach.
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He begins by criticising the institutions, calling the party corrupt, SOEs inefficient and the PLA unsuited to high-tech warfare.
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Over the next 24 hours, Gillespie sent around 25 tweets apologising to various people criticising him for sharing the photo.
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He slipped a note under the officer's door accusing her of criticising the Cultural Revolution and its leader, Mao Zedong.
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He resorted to sometimes crude terms in criticising Macron's lawmakers, the powerful employers' groups, and other veterans in his party.
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"Sri Lanka has been moving towards the middle after criticising China," said Sasha Riser-Kositsky, Eurasia Group's South Asia analyst.
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Mada Masr, an online publication, had recently published an article criticising Mr Sisi's son, who is a senior intelligence official.
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After criticising Mr Trump's divisiveness, protectionism and profligacy, Mr Sanford was unseated by a Trump-endorsed primary opponent last year.
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The lawmakers also passed a resolution criticising the United States over its blocking of appointments to the WTO's Appellate Body.
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Though Mr Modi speaks proudly of Indian democracy, Mr Shah has raised eyebrows by criticising the "weakness" of the multiparty system.
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After criticising the arrangement before his election in November 2015, the new president, Mauricio Macri, has given it the go-ahead.
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This month, France's air-crash investigation agency, BEA, took the unusual step of criticising the official Egyptian investigation into the disaster.
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Since the 50-second video was posted online, netizens have been criticising the company for "brainwashing" its employees, reported The Paper.
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President Donald Trump responded by criticising South Korea almost as much as the North, for seeking talks with its northern neighbour.
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But Mr Cohn has reportedly fallen out of favour with the president, after criticising his response to a white-supremacist march.
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In 2004 Mohammad Bouyeri, a Dutch-born Berber Islamist, killed Theo van Gogh, a film-maker who produced documentaries criticising Islam.
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The usual taboos against criticising the deep state that surrounds the unelected supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, are flouted with abandon.
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He explains to the country that he's a passionate monarchist, and it's for that reason that he is criticising the Queen.
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He has called U.S. President Barack Obama a "son of a bitch" and chose the same words when criticising the pope.
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"No one else lifted a finger but Hoxha cared for it," he said, criticising the leaders who followed Hoxha for neglect.
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Sometimes, examining the shame can make us realise it's not our own voice that's criticising us, but someone from the past.
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A surly briefing from Downing Street, criticising other European leaders, suggests that a blame game is well and truly under way.
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Last year Victoria University cancelled a screening of a film criticising Confucius Institutes after Chinese diplomats expressed misgivings about the event.
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Protests have been broken up with tear gas and scores of people have been arrested for criticising the military campaign online.
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Criticising Trump's stance for putting commercial deals with Riyadh ahead of justice, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said human life should take precedence.
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Trump's Friday tweet was the fourth in a string of posts sent Friday, criticising the "Fake News Media" and the Russia investigations.
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Khashoggi, a royal insider who once advised former Saudi intelligence chief Prince Turki al-Faisal, never shied away from criticising Saudi policies.
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She was ferociously competitive, unabashedly criticising female colleagues for being "pushy", or for—perish the thought—using their femininity to get ahead.
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The second review of the current Greek bail-out is stuck; the IMF recently ran a blog post criticising the European approach.
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In July the congress of the ruling United Socialist Party (PSUV), held once every four years, became a forum for criticising him.
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Adel Al-Mashwakhy, a local comedian, was detained on Wednesday, hours after posting a video on Facebook criticising Hamas for the shortages.
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LONDON — Trans campaigners are criticising Jeremy Clarkson after he dismissed issues faced by the transgender community in his latest Sunday Times column.
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At the weekend Messrs Di Maio and Salvini turned their attention to criticising the Bank of Italy and the stock market regulator.
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Basically — try not to be a narcissist, don't take credit for other people's work, and don't make a point of criticising people.
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The row became a national scandal, with French president Nicolas Sarkozy calling Anelka's behaviour "unacceptable" and the press roundly criticising the squad.
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Tompolo has denied any ties, saying he himself is a victim as the group had asked him to apologise for criticising it.
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In July Rowe sacked clothing division head Jill McDonald after publicly criticising chronic availability and assumed direct leadership of the division himself.
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Hundreds of Internet users left images of the Taiwanese flag and comments on Emirates Facebook page on Wednesday, criticising the internal email.
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Criticising the federal government—which employs around 2.1m civilians, making it America's single biggest employer—is the hardiest perennial of American politics.
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Last July, Rowe took direct control of the clothing business, sacking the division's boss, Jill McDonald, after publicly criticising chronic product availability.
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Last July, Rowe took direct control of the clothing business, sacking the division's boss, Jill McDonald, after publicly criticising chronic product availability.
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They have frequently made foreign policy an exception to their general rule of not criticising the president's breaches of decorum and reason.
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But the company hasn't always had an easy ride, with UK politicians and unions criticising the way that it treats its couriers.
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The ambassadors of 22 countries on the UN Human Rights Council have signed a letter criticising China's mass internment of Uighurs in camps.
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If the government shows restraint in criticising Mr Draghi, that is thanks to another German tradition: respect for the independence of central bankers.
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They have stopped imitating the AfD, and started criticising it instead, branding the party extremist and ruling out entering into coalition with it.
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Six senior UK politicians wrote a letter on Saturday criticising the UK's decision to allow Huawei to build part of its 5G network.
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This week Mr Duterte cut the annual budget of the country's Commission on Human Rights, a rare voice criticising the killings, to $20.
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Mr Rajoy, who often ignores Ciudadanos, recently seemed to acknowledge its challenge by criticising it for flip-flops on this and other policies.
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Trump said he saw U.S. trade prospects improving, days after criticising the U.S.-Japan security treaty and demanding that India withdraw retaliatory tariffs.
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On Peking University's chat forum, several messages have appeared criticising the removal of his textbook from online bookshops (but also some attacking him).
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While the AfD has focused on opposing Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door refugee policy, it has also won backing for criticising the ECB.
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They were freelance philosophers working independently of the universities, criticising mainstream views and liberating thought from its academic straitjacket and neo-Aristotelian dogmatism.
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Criticising the response of Washington and European leaders to the attempted putsch, Erdogan said the Turkish people had been abandonned by the West.
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Mr Sowore, who had been held since August, has been charged with treason after criticising President Muhammadu Buhari and calling for civil unrest.
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In July, M&S boss Steve Rowe sacked clothing division head Jill McDonald after publicly criticising chronic availability and assumed direct leadership himself.
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In 2018 he was fined 642,000 pounds for trying to identify a whistle-blower who sent letters criticising an employee of the bank.
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In China, where flagging a problem can be interpreted as criticising the government, fear of failure probably encouraged reckless carrying on as normal.
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"Rather than blaming and criticising each other, I wish to end the marriage in an amicable manner," Song Joong-ki said, according to AFP.
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Trump has offered Britain help, while criticising the EU. Reporting by Michel Rose; Writing by Mathieu Rosemain; Editing by Richard Lough and Toby Chopra
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In his latest tirade, President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines said Barack Obama could "go to hell" for criticising his bloody campaign against drugs.
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Selahattin Demirtas, the leader of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party in Turkey, was convicted of insulting the Turkish state (ie, criticising the president).
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In August the generals won approval for the document in a referendum made farcical by a law which forbade campaigners from criticising the text.
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Mr Fernandes also revealed that other officials wanted him to remove the chairwoman of AirAsia X, a long-haul service, for criticising the government.
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One who made the cut, Rasheed Araeen, a Pakistani long resident in Britain, has never let that involvement stop him criticising the project harshly.
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On Wednesday, Anadolu said 24 of the 186 people who had been detained for criticising the operation on social media had been formally arrested.
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There is an essential difference between criticising a religion and subjecting its adherents to hatred, but Danish police and courts are blurring those lines.
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"I've had it all", he says, when asked if he's worried he's become the thing he's criticising, if he's just a rich guy posturing.
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Simply returning to growth is not the point, however, analysts warn, criticising Russia for year-long negligence to diversify the economy away from hydrocarbons.
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South Africa refused to grant an entry visa to Steven Anderson, an American preacher, saying that his comments criticising homosexuality amount to hate-speech.
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"Progressive" educationalists such as John Dewey were criticising universities for expanding on an industrial scale while neglecting to instil character and purpose in students.
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The insult was triggered by Unsworth criticising Musk's idea of sending miniature submarines to save the soccer team trapped in a Thai cave system.
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He won the nomination by criticising his rival as inadequately Trumpist and says he will "do to Louisiana what Trump has done to America".
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Citing an unidentified source, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported that Cho also asked that the United States stop publicly criticising South Korea's decision.
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Abdullayev, 44, is accused of publishing - under the pen name Usman Haknazarov - stories criticising the government on a website run by exiled opposition politicians.
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Rippon set off a furore last month by reportedly criticising Pence's views on LGBTQ rights and then declining when Pence offered to meet with him.
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The Coptic prelate has been defensive of the Sisi government and discouraged his followers, in Egypt or elsewhere in the worId, from criticising the president.
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A particular brand of writers has been criticising the army for many years for allegedly not being on the same page as the civilian leadership.
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Since Kellyanne Conway, a key Trump adviser, suggested that "people should look at the full résumé" before criticising Bannon, here's how that résumé line reads.
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First, he sacked Michael Dugher, the shadow culture secretary, apparently for criticising leftist groups close to the Labour leader and warning against a "revenge reshuffle".
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The weekend's events mark a troubling turn for diplomatic relations between the two Nato allies, with analysts criticising the short-termism rhetoric employed by Turkey.
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Many feared that the detention of Mr Gu, who had been criticising the removal of crosses, might signal the start of a fiercer, nationwide, crackdown.
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A rare joint statement criticising that crackdown, sponsored by a dozen countries, was read out by U.S. ambassador Keith Harper to the forum on Thursday.
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Then December saw the "Lame Duck" meme criticising Obama's expulsion of 35 Russian diplomats in response to accusations of Russian involvement in the US election.
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It was a mismatch as clear as day and, unsurprisingly, given his penchant for criticising the UFC, Koscheck had his own take on Penn's return.
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China has consistently denied Washington's accusations that it engages in unfair trade practices, vowing to fight back in kind and criticising U.S. measures as protectionist.
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Although the Spanish director signed the 2009 petition supporting convicted child rapist Roman Polanski, Almodovar's been scathing when it comes to criticising Hollywood's institutional sexism.
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Renzi chose the path of conflict at a heated EU leaders' summit in Brussels in December, openly criticising Germany's stance on banking, energy, migration and Greece.
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He has apologised for his comments, insisting—not unreasonably—that he was criticising not the verse itself, but the use to which it was being put.
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With Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann openly criticising the ECB decision, Schnabel also defended the bank, warning that too much criticism could undermine trust in the ECB.
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In Australia, four cases of students criticising their teachers for appearing to slight Chinese people caused a political storm about the spread of Chinese political influence.
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The junta banned opponents from criticising the text, on pain of a ten-year prison sentence, and arrested students who attempted to point out its deficiencies.
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Hillel Neuer, executive director of the Geneva-based group UN Watch, issued a statement late on Friday criticising the choice by WHO, a United Nations agency.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China's ambassador to London on Monday accused the British government of taking sides in the Hong Kong protests by criticising the police and government.
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Villeroy, who rarely dissents in public, joins Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann, Austria's Robert Holzmann and Dutch central bank Governor Klaas Knot in criticising the bond buys.
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Villeroy, who rarely dissents in public, joins Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann, Austria's Robert Holzmann and Dutch central bank governor Klaas Knot in criticising the bond buys.
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The Cadila case is yet another instance of international organizations or regulatory bodies criticising Indian drug-making facilities over manipulation of data and failing quality control standards.
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While the government ran documentaries and articles in the official press criticising sanctions, the U.S. and EU embassies took to social media to rebut the official narrative.
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Only Mr Trump would think the Tree of Life synagogue shooting a chance to hit back at the media and the Democrats for criticising him (see article).
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When a consultant's memo to the Cabinet Office criticising Mrs May's leadership style leaked, the prime minister reportedly demanded that Deloitte, the firm in question, be "punished".
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With Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann openly criticising the ECB decision, Schnabel also defended the central bank, warning that too much criticism could undermine trust in the ECB.
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Pompeo refrained from directly criticising Iran and instead included it in a list of Middle East challenges, while acknowledging differences among countries on all of the issues.
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Painfully for Mrs Clinton, Mr Sanders meanwhile persists in criticising her personally, especially over her fund-raising on Wall Street, thereby softening her up for Mr Trump.
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President Felix Tshisekedi stripped Ilunga of his role managing the Ebola response last July and he resigned from the government days later, criticising actions taken by Tshisekedi.
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This could happen even faster if Britain elects Jeremy Corbyn, who has made a speciality of criticising the world's leading powers while cuddling up to its basket cases.
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Celebrities and even some high-profile journalists at state media have spoken out for Golunov, criticising either the accusations against him or the harsh manner of his detention.
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Emmanuel Macron, the French president, suffered a blow when his environment minister resigned during a live broadcast, criticising his government for not doing enough to combat global warming.
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Gudavalli Ramabrahmam's "Raithu Bidda" (1939), for instance, was banned by the colonial administration for criticising the zamindars, hereditary Indian landlords who had turned tax collectors for the British.
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Ted Baker fell a further 8.4 percent, extending its losses from Monday when an employee petition criticising the CEO's policy of hugging sent the stock down 15 percent.
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Criticising Freenet's opposition as "self-serving", Sunrise touted updated expectations of 27 million francs in annual synergies from buying the Liberty business, 0.9824.5 million more than previously forecast.
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Mr Barr, who served as attorney-general from 1991 to 73, has raised Democratic hackles by criticising Robert Mueller for hiring prosecutors who have donated to Democratic campaigns.
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China's Tsinghua University suspended a legal scholar, Xu Zhangrun, from his teaching posts and placed him under investigation because of articles he wrote criticising China's president, Xi Jinping.
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Patrice Nganang is a Stony Brook University professor who was deported from his native Cameroon back to America last December after being accused of criticising Paul Biya's government.
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Luciana Berger, a Liverpool MP, faced a motion of no confidence from local activists after criticising the Labour leadership and its handling of anti-Semitism in the party.
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But if they cannot go beyond criticising Mr Corbyn's policies to offering a vision of a better future themselves, they might just as well whistle in the wind.
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And opinion-makers risk arrest not just for criticising the prince, but for failing to tweet government talking-points, according to some who have fled or been jailed.
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Since the start of the operation, authorities have carried out a widespread crackdown on individuals criticising the Turkish operation, launching investigations against hundreds of people, including Kurdish lawmakers.
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Oil futures rose slightly on Tuesday after news that OPEC planned to continue production cuts despite Trump criticising the producer group for rising crude prices a day earlier.
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Beyond running, he was known for welcoming travellers into his modest home in Prague, and publicly criticising the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 at great personal risk.
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By openly criticising Kerry, who will leave office in just weeks, May moves British policy closer to Trump than its other European allies such as Germany and France.
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In August, she irked the executive, now headed by Jean-Claude Juncker, by criticising its demand for a record $14 billion from Apple Inc to repay illegal subsidies.
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That did far more for the development of integration in the UK than having white people criticising other white people for supposedly "stealing" the culture of ethnic minorities.
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Imagine the spiritual pettiness required for someone to send a mean letter to a pair of innocent Scottish pensioners, all in the name of criticising their grandson's accent.
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LONDON, Nov 18 (Reuters) - China's ambassador to London on Monday accused the British government of taking sides in the Hong Kong protests by criticising the police and government.
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With fellow top-10 investor Aberdeen Standard Investments also criticising the price last month, a November shareholder vote on the deal looks set to be a tasty affair.
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"Many families in Bahrain fear for the unknown fate of their families," he said, criticising Bahraini authorities for what he described as a lack of coordination or communication.
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NOT PRODUCTIVE ENOUGH Diab, a little-known academic when he became prime minister, said corruption had drained the state while also criticising economic policies adopted since the war.
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Fazil Say, a Turkish pianist, narrowly avoided jail after criticising the government on Twitter; at the festival he performed two pieces about the protests in Istanbul in 2013.
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The controversy has dominated media coverage in France for the past 24 hours, with opposition leaders criticising Macron for not firing the aide right away and keeping silent.
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A closer look, though, shows a political vocabulary born out of fear of openly criticising the country's powerful military - the unnamed subject of most of the creative language.
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Apple could be headed for a tougher showdown than in 2016 since Attorney General William Barr has been making numerous public statements criticising encryption for impeding law enforcement.
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ANKARA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Turkey has so far detained 573 people for social media posts and protests criticising its military offensive in Syria, the government said on Monday.
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"The timing of this is deliberate and I don't find that very ethical," said one resident, Dincer, declining to give his family name for fear of publicly criticising Erdogan.
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Donald Trump told four non-white Democratic congresswomen, two of them Muslim, to "go back" to where they came from and fix their "own" corrupt governments before criticising America.
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Like some of Ms Shriver's previous interventions on this topic, this one was met with outrage online, with thousands of tweets and column-inches devoted to criticising the author.
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In February Rodrigo Duterte, president of the Philippines, banned a local news website, Rappler, from covering his events because he deemed its reports criticising his policies to be untrue.
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Of a random sample of 800 of these, none was celebratory, and just four seemed to be derogatory toward Ms Cox, criticising her support for Syrian refugees, for instance.
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Germany warned its citizens visiting Turkey to be cautious about their social-media feeds, following several cases of Germans being arrested for criticising the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Republican lawmakers in Congress are criticising the president's trade policies more openly than heretofore—though on past form, if Mr Trump pushes ahead, they will probably fall into line.
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His spokeswoman urged ESPN, a sports television network, to fire Jemele Hill, a black host, for comments criticising the president (they have not, though they did publicly rebuke her).
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Mr Barr issued a summary of the report before its full publication, but two letters emerged this week from Robert Mueller criticising that summary for its lack of context.
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To criticise him, as a result, feels like criticising them for being credulous enough to swallow his lies and about-turns (or so partisan as to forgive him anything).
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"If she has been criticising the drug war as ineffective, then there must be ideas on her mind to make it effective," presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said on television.
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It is hard to prove who was behind this campaign of intimidation, but its purpose is obvious: to silence her, and any other woman thinking of criticising the mighty.
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"The president sacked Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe on the grounds that he breached collective responsibility of the cabinet by criticising the Hambantota port lease agreement," cabinet spokesman Gayantha Karunatileka told reporters.
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TOKYO, July 27 (Reuters) - Shares of Japan's Itochu Corp skidded after activist short-seller Glaucus Research Group released a report early on Wednesday criticising the Japanese trading company's accounting.
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Relations between the EU and Turkey have soured further since July's failed coup in Turkey, with Germany and others criticising the scale of Erdogan's crackdown on suspected coup supporters.
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Hungary, which has refused to take in people fleeing Syria's eight-year civil war, is against sanctions and blocked an EU statement on Wednesday criticising Turkey, two diplomats said.
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Celebrities are criticising Kevin Spacey after he came out as gay amid allegations that he made "sexual advances" to actor Anthony Rapp when he was just 22017 years old.
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In 2015, a poorly coordinated response to a stock market crash in China led to scrutiny of the government's response, with Premier Li Keqiang openly criticising financial regulators' performance.
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Muller and Rummenigge might have been by turns dismissive and barbed in the way they went about criticising the fixture, but Muller's comment on "uneven games" rings undeniably true.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani generally has been less vocal than his predecessor, Hamid Karzai, in publicly criticising the U.S. military when troops are involved in incidents where civilians are killed.
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In such places, criticising a powerful politician or businessman, publicising wrongdoing or merely expressing an opinion can lead to bankruptcy or jail, regardless of whether the criticism actually hurts anyone.
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The central bank had consistently said it should not be given such powers and joined the country's finance minister, European Commission and European Central Bank in criticising its likely effectiveness.
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Home Secretary Amber Rudd called Corbyn's anti-terror voting record "chilling," criticising the number of times the Labour leader has voted against anti-terror legislation since being in parliament. 3.
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It does not provide formal peer review, but physicists are not shy of criticising the work of others, so a lot of informal (and un-anonymous) feedback can accumulate rapidly.
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According to Facebook's records, We Are The 52% has spent almost £20093,000 in the run-up to Tuesday's vote, often running videos featuring pro-Brexit celebrities criticising the government's deal.
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The liberal activists, who have posted blogs criticising the political influence of the military and speaking up for the rights of religious minorities, have all gone missing separately since Jan.
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But her anecdote has spun out into a viral thread hashtagged #LooPaperGate (or #廁紙門), where many online are criticising her for being out of touch with "common" life.
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The following day, 19-year-old Hong Kong activist, Agnes Chow, a prominent member of student protest group Scholarism, released a five-minute video on Facebook criticising the Chinese government.
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And despite the variety of responses criticising Trump's use of the word "dog" — which included tweets from republican senators — the president's original tweet has still been favourited over 81,000 times.
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Some opposition politicians and conservative civic in South Korea have been criticising North Korea's participation in the Games, to be held in the South Korean alpine resort town of Pyeongchang.
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The South African Communist Party, allied with the ANC, refrained from criticising Mr Zuma directly, but said that the court judgment "should be a clear warning signal to the ANC".
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In a twist on Mr Smirnoff's "Russian reversal" jokes, if Mr Edwards planned to make a comment criticising Russia, he was told to say something bad about other countries, too.
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Ms Merkel's support for Mr Gabriel in criticising the US does not seem to imply any softening in her long-held scepticism over the Nord Stream 2 project per se.
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Since then, he has written columns in the Washington Post criticising Saudi Arabia's policies towards Qatar and Canada, the war in Yemen, and a crackdown on the media and activists.
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The demands come after Qatari state media last week published purported remarks by the emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, criticising Gulf rhetoric against Iran and U.S. foreign policy.
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Sherborne boss Edward Bramson renewed his criticism of the lender's investment banking-led strategy, in addition to criticising the CEO's conduct, in a letter to Sherborne investors seen by Reuters.
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It has been censured under the fake news law three times, most recently for articles criticising Singapore's handling of the coronavirus outbreak, which the government said contained "entirely false" information.
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Japan Exchange Group CEO Akira Kiyota was referring to activist short-seller Glaucus's report on Thursday criticising the accounting practice of trading firm Itochu Corp after short-selling its shares.
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The study was led by Professor David Nutt of Imperial College London, who was dismissed as an adviser to the UK government in 2009 for criticising policy on drug classifications.
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" Criticising France as "an unwelcoming place for investors who are also whistleblowers", it added then: "We encourage the AMF to redirect its focus from skeptics and focus instead on their warnings.
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Mr Kart pointed to copious examples of his cartoons criticising and ridiculing Mr Gulen and his movement, suggesting that his terroristic ties to the organisation were as farcical as his drawings.
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The firm, which became Japan's top trading house by net profit last financial year, was targeted last week by short-seller Glaucus Research Group with a report criticising its accounting practices.
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Many conservatives in Pakistan consider even criticising the laws as blasphemy, and in 2011 a Pakistani governor, Salman Taseer, was assassinated by his bodyguard after calling for reform of the laws.
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Criticising America too fiercely, as Yun Sun at the Stimson Centre, a think-tank in Washington, puts it, would suggest to ordinary Chinese that China had failed to outmanoeuvre Mr Trump.
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Suzanne Evans, a former deputy leader who was once suspended from the party after criticising Mr Farage, may be one option, though she is not popular among the rank-and-file.
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Hardline Islamists, who had attacked Ahok for his race and religion since he became governor in 2014, edited the speech to make it sound as if he was criticising the Koran.
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As the Israeli occupation of Palestinians continued unresolved, Mr Oz increasingly found himself harshly criticising his country at home, while defending it abroad—as did other liberal Israelis with prominent voices.
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As a leading light in the Leave campaign he effortlessly switched to criticising migration and warning of the dangers of Turkish membership of the European Union, which he had previously advocated.
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As the Israeli occupation of Palestinians remained unresolved, Mr Oz, like other liberal Israelis with prominent international voices, increasingly found himself harshly criticising his country at home while defending it abroad.
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Trump pointedly not criticising the desert Kingdom's Crown Prince over the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi; the Saudis with little to say on Trump's early verbal assaults on Muslim migrants.
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ANTI-TERRORISM LAWS Turkey has accused the European Union of double standards in criticising the crackdown while, in its view, showing hesitation in condemning the coup that killed about 240 people.
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"It is with surprise that we note the comments made by the ambassador of friend and ally Spain, criticising publicly the Greek government," the Greek Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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In a pamphlet published in France criticising the Terror, Miranda "recommended that the various branches of government be kept separate, each charged with oversight of the others", as Ms Racine writes.
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"The Fed is independent in setting monetary policy and markets were spooked by yet another comment from Donald Trump criticising higher interest rates," said Artjom Hatsaturjants, an analyst at Accendo Markets.
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In a speech to lawmakers from his AK Party in parliament, Erdogan slammed business people criticising the decision to repeat the election on June 23, saying they should know their place.
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After sharply criticising the strategy of Mediobanca Chief Executive Alberto Nagel, Del Vecchio said targets set under a new plan to 2023 Mediobanca unveiled in November went in the right direction.
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The revelation came less than a week after six former euro zone central bankers penned a two-page document criticising the very loose monetary policies adopted during Draghi's eight-year term.
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Rising tensions and international sanctions have blocked many of Moon's proposals for inter-Korean projects, and Pyongyang has spent the past year criticising Seoul as being beholden to the United States.
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In 2018, the Church said it would keep its investment in Amazon, despite the Church's leader Justin Welby criticising the U.S. online retailer for paying low levels of taxes in Britain.
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U.S. Republican lawmakers have joined their Democrat opponents in criticising President Donald Trump's decision to pull U.S. troops from the region and are now discussing sanctions against Turkey over its offensive.
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Controversy over the law has exposed the growing gap between religious conservatives and liberals in Pakistan, with hard-line religious leaders considering Taseer a blasphemer himself for even criticising the law.
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Though Ms Davidson has no seat in Westminster, she is making her influence felt, criticising the DUP's social attitudes and making it clear that Scotland wants as soft a Brexit as possible.
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Corporate Europe Observatory has been criticising the ECB for being too close to the financial sector it is meant to supervise, including by letting financiers take most seats on its advisory groups.
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Producers had been pinning hopes on the government's much-awaited "Brexit-proof" 22008 draft budget unveiled on Tuesday, but have now joined business groups and the opposition in criticising it as inadequate.
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The UAE responded by reaffirming its commitment to the coalition and criticising the "weak performance" and "ineffectiveness" of Hadi's government and its inability to engage in constructive dialogue with other Yemeni parties.
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He has branded Barack Obama a "son of a whore" for criticising his "kill them all" war on drug dealers and addicts, which has claimed thousands of lives, many of them innocent.
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Confidence was not helped by comments from Deutsche Bank boss John Cryan on Wednesday criticising the asset class as a "bad product" and one that is "too prone to be mis-sold".
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Faces of Palm Oil has been the most vocal farmers' group on social media, criticising NGOs, EU lawmakers and journalists, based on its social media feed and environmental groups tracking palm oil.
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"We will remain in the EU taxi; but this time locked in the boot, with absolutely no say on the destination," he wrote in Monday's column, criticising the plan for regulatory alignment.
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Trump has threatened to slap a 35 percent tax on vehicles imported from Mexico, criticising foreign automakers from BMW to Toyota Motor Corp for building vehicles in Mexico for the U.S. market.
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The Global Times, a popular nationalist tabloid run by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily, cited a senior Chinese military official criticising the THAAD plans before announcing the new round of drills.
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Former Malaysian leader Mahathir Mohamad is under investigation for defaming the attorney-general in blog posts criticising his failure to bring corruption charges against Prime Minister Najib Razak, police said on Monday.
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White House national security adviser Robert O'Brien brought an invitation to a summit from Trump himself and pleased some Southeast Asian leaders by criticising Chinese actions in the disputed South China Sea.
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RUSAL: The U.S. Senate will begin voting on Tuesday on a resolution criticising the Trump administration's decision to ease sanctions on companies linked to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, including aluminium giant Rusal.
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Britain's banks have made deep cuts to their branch networks in recent years, sparking a backlash from politicians and small business groups criticising the cuts for harming local businesses and vulnerable customers.
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Talks aimed at naming a new prime minister appeared to receive a blow on Wednesday after three former prime ministers issued a statement criticising the process so far as violating the constitution.
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Mr Johnson's belief that Donald Trump could provide a "lifeboat" to Britain as it abandons the EU stopped him from criticising the president, even when Mr Trump belittled the British ambassador to Washington.
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In December, Swedish hedge fund Bodenholm Capital disclosed a short position in ProSieben, saying the company was losing market share, as well as criticising the number of one-off costs the business reported.
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Last month, Egyptian police detained Amal Fathy, an activist, after she posted a video on social media criticising the government for failing to protect women against sexual harassment and over worsening living conditions.
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They were not charged for criticising the government, but for loutishly barging into a performance by a group of special-education-needs children, frightening them and denying them the right to be heard.
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Many voters have yet to forgive her open-armed refugee policies in 2015, and the CDU's conservative sister party in Bavaria, the CSU, has spent much of the past two years criticising her.
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Economic and political ties between Ankara and Caracas have grown stronger, with Erdogan criticising sanctions against Venezuela during a visit there last month, without directly mentioning the United States or President Donald Trump.
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It left the euro zone deeply divided, with the fiscally strict northern EU countries accusing the south of profligacy, and the south criticising what they see as the north's obsession with debt reduction.
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Last week she wrote an article in the free newspaper Metro criticising a Turkish consular official in the Netherlands for asking all Turks to report incidents of insults against Erdogan in the country.
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"In a bid to defend its absolute majority in Bavaria, the CSU has been openly criticising Merkel, starting several inner-coalition conflicts which almost led to a collapse of the government," he noted.
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The community at Gosford Anglican Church in the coastal town of Gosford, Australia had its Sunday worship service disrupted by a nationalist group dressed in pseudo-Islamic attire, mock praying and criticising Islam.
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BELFAST, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) said on Sunday that they did not recognise comments criticising finance minister Philip Hammond attributed to a DUP source in a newspaper report.
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DA candidate Herman Mashaba, says the ANC has scared off investors with its protectionist policies and by criticising the white minority that still controls most of the country's wealth 21 years after apartheid.
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In 2015, during the refugee crisis, Mr Vucic was one of the few leaders offering unreserved support for the policy of Germany's Angela Merkel, while criticising some of his own central European neighbours.
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When Chris Evans isn't busy defending the planet from intergalactic threats, he's out policing the digital highways of Twitter — shutting down Trump's tweets about global warming, and criticising the president's relationship with Putin.
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"Trump must simply recognise that the U.S. economy often isn't competitive, while the German (economy) is," he said, criticising Trump's threat to impose a 35 percent tariff on German cars imported from Mexico.
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Semiconductors have been a major flash point in the ongoing trade war between the two countries, with U.S. officials criticising what they say are state-subsidised efforts to undermine the U.S. chip industry.
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Echoing elements of U.S. President Donald Trump's election-winning rhetoric, Corbyn and senior Labour figures have leveraged strong support on social media by criticising traditional media outlets and stirring an anti-establishment mood.
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The aim of the committee is to improve investor engagement at the lender, the two investor groups said, criticising what they described as "the informal nature" of the bank's current deliberations with shareholders.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who had earlier said he looked forward to negotiating a "large scale" trade deal with Britain after Brexit, added to May's headaches by criticising her handling of the crisis.
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I&aposm not criticising their merit, nor their quality (a lot of those films are excellent), but this proves that a "1917" win would be more of the same story at the Oscars.
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India, the world's largest edible oil buyer, this month effectively halted Malaysian palm oil imports apparently in retaliation to Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's comments criticising New Delhi over its policy on Kashmir.
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Last year, the FCA fined Jes Staley, chief executive of Barclays, 1.1 million pounds ($1.43 million) after he tried to identify a whistleblower who sent letters criticising an employee of the banking group.
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A recent tweet by the U.S. President criticising his North Korean counterpart Kim Jong-un, makes a lot more sense once you read it in its more befitting form: a middle school insult.
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The statement from O'Malley on Saturday implicitly criticising the pope was even more remarkable because O'Malley heads a papal commission advising the pontiff on how to root out sexual abuse in the Church.
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Some traders shrugged off a speech by U.S. Vice President Mike Pence criticising China, and said the yuan will be only affected by news on trade negotiations that signals whether a partial Sino-U.
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Both opponents and allies alike have spent days criticising the agreement, especially the backstop, intended to ensure there is no return to a hard border between British-ruled Northern Ireland and EU-member Ireland.
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Kilicdaroglu described Erdogan as a dictator over the president's intolerance of a petition signed by academics criticising military action against Kurdish militants in the southeast and urging an end to curfews in the region.
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The Ska Vengers, a group based in New Delhi, have made headlines across the globe for their catchy tunes criticising Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, as well as human-rights abuses in the country.
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He also drew scorn from across the British political spectrum last year for criticising the mayor of London after attackers drove a van into a crowd and stabbed people near London Bridge, killing eight.
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The fund noted that August 6 was the day short-seller Muddy Waters tweeted about a forthcoming short attack, and the following day was when it released a report criticising Burford's accounts and management.
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The dollar went as low as 112.74 yen in early U.S. deals, with traders also citing Trump's tweets criticising a Republican plan on border tax adjustments which had been expected to support the dollar.
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In a commentary, the official Xinhua news agency said criticising China for manipulating its currency to prop up trade was a "major myth that has been circulating in Washington for quite a long time".
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DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - A Turkish court on Friday released a Kurdish lawmaker who was jailed last year for criticising Ankara's military operation in Syria and has been on hunger strike for nearly three months.
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Last week, Turkish police launched criminal investigations into the HDP's co-chairs over their criticism of the military operation and started probes into more than 500 social accounts over "terrorist propaganda" criticising the offensive.
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Thanathorn also faces two criminal charges, one for computer crimes for a speech he posted on Facebook criticising the junta last year, and another for sedition for allegedly aiding anti-junta protesters in 2015.
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Labour MP Chris Leslie said he was concerned that McFadden had been sacked because of "his views on terrorism & security" and Labour MP Ian Austin said that Mcfadden had been sacked for "criticising ISIS."
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MOSCOW, July 8 (Reuters) - Russian state-owned pipeline monopoly Transneft launched a broadside at Rosneft on Monday, publicly criticising the oil producer for dragging its feet over oil quality controls and making unsubstantiated damages claims.
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The company says it currently has 27,500 "roles" in the U.K. The government is positioning Amazon's news as a win at a time when many have been criticising how it has been handling Brexit negotiations.
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Yet demanding an inquiry into the failings at the ministry should come as easily to those who subscribe to liberal principles as does criticising those who seek to twist the saga for their nativist ends.
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LONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump drew a fierce reaction from angry Britons, including health minister Jeremy Hunt, on Monday after criticising Britain's publicly funded healthcare system as "going broke and not working".
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In Hong Kong, by-elections were held in four of the six seats where pro-democracy candidates had been removed from office for criticising the governments of China and Hong Kong during their swearing-in.
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CAIRO, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Egypt's foreign ministry on Sunday condemned the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) for criticising trials that led to the execution of nine people last week.
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For too long, the first instinct of Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, the leading alternatives to Mr Trump, has been to avoid criticising the front-runner in the hope of winning over his voters later.
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The comments came after German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel, a Social Democrat, demanded that the euro zone make a concrete commitment on debt relief to Greece, effectively criticising conservative Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble's tough stance.
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Since the 2016 referendum, Cummings, a former aide to Johnson's rival for prime minister, Michael Gove, has kept a low profile, criticising May's Brexit strategy and the actions of some hardline eurosceptics from the sidelines.
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In December, she attacked the official FN line and modernising party deputy Florian Philippot, reaffirming her anti-abortion credentials and criticising Philippot's support for a state-sponsored anti-AIDS advertising campaign that depicted gay couples.
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Since launching its 10-day-old air and ground offensive against the Kurdish YPG militia in Syria's northwestern region of Afrin, Turkish authorities have warned they would prosecute those opposing, criticising or misrepresenting the incursion.
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Frustrated by his inability to change the minds of those in power, and by a deepening global recession, Keynes set out to write a magnum opus criticising the economic consensus and laying out an alternative.
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Also pushing the yen up were comments by U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday criticising the greenback's strength, which in turn hit the Japanese stock markets and triggered a further unwinding of short yen positions.
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China's growing military presence in the disputed South China Sea has fuelled concern, with the United States criticising its militarization of maritime outposts and holding regular air and naval patrols to ensure freedom of navigation.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta challenged the opposition on Thursday to come up with alternative policies rather than indulging in the "sport" of criticising after whistling opposition lawmakers disrupted his annual speech to parliament.
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Despite criticising cases where police and the army were accused of operating a shoot-to-kill policy in Northern Ireland, the Labour leader said the police had no choice but to shoot the attacker dead.
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Erdogan tweeted back that Netanyahu was the leader of "an apartheid state that has occupied a defenseless people's lands for 60+ years in violation of U.N. resolutions", adding that he was criticising Turkey to deflect attention.
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CEO, the activist group behind the complaint, has been criticising the ECB for being too close to the financial sector it is meant to supervise, including by letting financiers take most seats on its advisory group.
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"Some church leaders have distanced themselves from the CSU," says Father Jörg Alt, a Jesuit priest who published an open letter, signed by more than 100 prominent church figures, criticising CSU refugee policies such as deportations.
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SEOUL, May 22 (Reuters) - North Korean state media slammed former U.S. vice president and 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden for criticising leader Kim Jong Un, calling him "bereft of elementary quality as a human being".
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The opposition has praised President Donald Trump for taking action against Assad after criticising former U.S. President Barack Obama for failing to enforce his own red line when Assad was accused of using gas in 2013.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond warned that the damage caused by a no-deal Brexit would leave no money to pay for such pledges, with the independent spending watchdog, the Institute for Fiscal Studies, also criticising the plans.
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Days before the vote, a group of 14 retired bishops published an open letter to their successors criticising the report and saying it would cause deep disappointment among lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender (LGBT) people.
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His speech later on Tuesday will also outline other threats that Britain sees to the global order, including telling China that "with economic power comes political responsibility", and criticising their inaction over Crimea and chemical weapons.
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He seemed intent on criticising the team even though we'd just won, but then I guess it did make for a controversial interview, which is what a lot of the guys seemed to be going for.
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Guven was among some 600 people detained over social media posts and protests criticising Turkey's operation last year into Afrin where it pushed out the U.S.-backed Kurdish YPG, viewed by Ankara as a terrorist group.
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" A People's Vote source said: "We're leaning more towards criticising Johnson because his views on Brexit are further to the more extreme end than Hunt — but both have have fantastical, unicorn-ist views on what's achievable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Spaniard Rafael Nadal received support from Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic on Tuesday after criticising the unique seedings formula used by the grasscourt Grand Slam which gets underway at the All England Club on Monday.
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Talks this week led by Attorney General Geoffrey Cox failed to secure EU agreement, with officials in Brussels criticising the British side's proposals and telling May's top lawyer to rework them and come back on Friday.
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Last week, Aryzta stood by its plan to raise 800 million euros ($916.24 million) in new equity to meet its liquidity and financing needs, criticising Cobas' counterproposal to raise only half that amount as inadequate and risky.
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In Sir Vince's speech, sections criticising greedy housebuilders and tax-avoiding tech firms, and a promise to improve education for older people, would not look out of place in a speech by a Tory or Labour leader.
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Mr Bolton would be unlikely to have any of it; he might decamp to the fields of punditry, criticising any reconciliation (though probably not on Mr Carlson's show, where he has been denounced as a "bureaucratic tapeworm").
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Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel, a Social Democrat, caused the divergence in views by demanding that the euro zone make a firm commitment on granting debt relief to Greece, effectively criticising conservative Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble's tough stance.
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" Earlier in the day, actress Amber Tamblyn, who has shared her own story of harassment in the past, added her two cents, criticising McGowan for "taunting the movements of other women who are trying to create change.
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Reformist voters will have to judge him in the context of what is possible under the system, said Saeed Leylaz, a prominent economist imprisoned under Ahmadinejad for criticising economic policy, who is now close to Rouhani's government.
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Outgoing Chancellor Philip Hammond warned that the damage caused by a no-deal Brexit would leave no money to pay for such pledges, with the independent spending watchdog, the Institute for Fiscal Studies, also criticising the plans.
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A flamboyant phrase-maker and writer turned politician—something of the Boris Johnson of his day—Disraeli wrote two novels in the 1840s criticising the rapid industrialisation of Britain and the divisions this had created in society.
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While it is essentially up to the prime minister to make the decision, Major, an opponent of Brexit who has not shied away for criticising his party on the issue, said it would require the queen's blessing.
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Over the past year, he has written columns for newspapers including the Washington Post criticising Saudi policies towards Qatar and Canada, the war in Yemen and a crackdown on dissent which has seen dozens of people detained.
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ROME, Feb 29 (Reuters) - The governor of Veneto, one of the regions worst hit by an outbreak in Italy of coronavirus, apologised on Saturday for criticising China over the contagion and saying Chinese people "eat live mice".
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And the company has no intention of ditching soccer governing body FIFA given the appeal of the World Cup, despite drawing criticism for being less vocal than other sponsors in criticising the organisation over its corruption scandal.
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Robert caused international controversy on his first day in office in 2014 by criticising Silicon Valley companies in the Financial Times, but he has also spoken at MIT in defence of strong encryption and US technology leadership.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte congratulated Donald Trump on his election win and said on Wednesday he now wishes to stop quarrelling with the United States, recalling his anger at the Obama administration for criticising him.
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Twitter users shared the video, many criticising it and making jokes about his remarks, under the Arabic hashtag "Al-Hijri_women_quarter_brain" Some users posted pictures of Saudi female scientists and academics in response and questioned Hijri's own intellectual capacities.
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PARIS, Jan 13 (Reuters) - French stock market watchdog AMF will look closely at information provided by Casino and Muddy Waters LLC to see whether the U.S. short-seller overstepped the mark in a report criticising the French retailer.
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BREXITEERS have long fretted that the civil service dislikes the whole business of leaving the EU. Former officials have made this plain, criticising especially the Department for Exiting the European Union (DEXEU), led by David Davis, a Brexiteer.
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To make matters worse, says Jun Iio of the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, in Tokyo, Ms Koike has sent mixed messages about Mr Abe, roundly criticising him but not ruling out going into coalition with him.
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We think it's worth pointing out these mistakes, not for their own sake but because British economics commentators (on both left and right, viz, Niall Ferguson) need to get better at criticising the economic decisions of the government.
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ISLAMABAD/LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - A Christmas message calling for prayers for those charged under Pakistan's blasphemy laws has led to death threats against the son of a provincial governor killed five years ago for criticising the same laws.
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"I will not allow us to stray from the blessing of democracy ... to a curse that threatens stability in our country," the emir said, criticising what he described as a "feverish race" by some MPs to question ministers.
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A year-long public inquiry in February gave a scathing assessement of the culture at the country's financial giants, also criticising regulators which it said had allowed the sector to reward overly aggressive, and sometimes deceptive, sales methods.
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Archbishop Socrates Villegas, head of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, had issued a statement strongly criticising the rising death toll in the war of drugs, saying government must respect the dignity of life and human rights.
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The United States and China presented radically different visions of Beijing's economic model at the WTO on Thursday, with Washington's ambassador criticising "the world's most protectionist economy" and his Chinese counterpart describing a U.S. report as "half-cooked".
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has an opportunity to reverse her strategy for Brexit, a eurosceptic lawmaker in her Conservative Party said on Friday, criticising her plan for maintaining close trade ties with the European Union.
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He said he hoped the new government in Washington would refrain from criticising countries, as the Obama administration had over the Philippines' deadly drugs war, and he welcomed Tillerson's views that decisions and comments should be based on facts.
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Ms Mitchell, having failed to cast doubt on any aspect of Ms Blasey's version of the event, devoted her closing remarks to criticising the stop-start way in which she had been forced to carry out her cross-examination.
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Ecuador joined six other countries who have withdrawn from the South American Union (Unasur), a talking shop which once included all 12 of the continent's nations, criticising it for the "perverse politicking of the self-styled 21st-century socialists".
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Tennis governing bodies set up an independent review panel last month following media reports criticising the Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU) for not adequately investigating some 16 players repeatedly flagged over suspicions they had thrown matches in the past decade.
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At a congress of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives on Tuesday, speaker after speaker talked about the importance of respect and moderation in politics, with some criticising social media platforms Facebook and Twitter for facilitating the spread of false news.
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Najib, in a viral video last month, crooned a Malay-language version of the 1970s hit 'Kiss and Say Goodbye,' surrounded by a chorus of sombre young singers, criticising Mahathir's coalition for failing to live up to election promises.
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LONDON, Oct 6353 (LPC) - Investors are criticising documentation on a £99.55bn-equivalent loan backing the buyout of UK theme park and attraction operator Merlin Entertainments for including some of the most aggressive terms seen in the market to date.
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Duterte has made no secret of his disdain for Maria Lourdes Sereno, the country's first woman chief justice, who has voiced concern about human rights and rule of law under Duterte, though has stopped short of criticising him directly.
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But state TV has at the same time complained about what it says is the anti-Russian tenor of the overall campaign, criticising most candidates for what it has described as their hysterical Cold War-style statements on Russia.
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Swamy, a Harvard-educated economist, has a track record of criticising Raghuram Rajan, whose decision on Saturday to step down as Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor when his term ends in September rattled government officials and foreign investors.
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But now, Leafy argues, even bigger channels are being removed for minor infringements on community guidelines, which have been altered, he protests, to define even casually criticising another account in a video or comments as a form of cyberbullying.
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Trump will begin a three-day visit to Britain on Monday almost a year after he created controversy during his last trip by praising Prime Minister Theresa May's rivals and criticising the way she was handling the Brexit negotiations.
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SYDNEY, March 18 (Reuters) - U.S. Open organisers have responded to the shock decision by their counterparts at the French Open to move the tennis tournament to September with a statement obliquely criticising unilateral changes to the Grand Slam calendar.
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Derbyshire Police also sparked a vigorous online debate earlier this week by posting a video, filmed by drones flying over the scenic Peak District National Park, criticising a handful of people who were out walking in a remote area.
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LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - British regulators said on Friday they had fined Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley a total of 642,430 pounds ($870,428.41) for breaching conduct rules by attempting to identify who had sent letters criticising a Barclays employee.
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ANKARA, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Turkish authorities on Thursday started investigations into leaders of the pro-Kurdish opposition and detained 21 people for criticising the military offensive against a Kurdish militia in northeast Syria, state-owned Anadolu news agency said.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Last week's obituaries for Paul Volcker were effusive, lavishly praising the former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve for breaking inflation in the early 1980s and for criticising the behaviour of banks after the 93 recession.
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Proxy advisers Glass Lewis and ISS urged shareholders to reject the special award, criticising the fact that it was linked to short-term results and that a bonus would be granted even in the case of an early departure.
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In 2014 a journalist in Greece was sentenced to three months in prison for criticising a school director's political views; two years later an aggrieved Greek businessman brought charges against another journalist that resulted in a 26-month prison sentence.
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GAZA, Oct 12 (Reuters) - A Palestinian court in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday sent a military officer to jail for criticising President Mahmoud Abbas after he attended the funeral of former Israeli president Shimon Peres, the officer's lawyer said.
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LONDON, July 13 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has an opportunity to reverse her strategy for Brexit, a eurosceptic lawmaker in her Conservative Party said on Friday, criticising her plan for maintaining close trade ties with the European Union.
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But Raúl himself offered a withering critique of Cuba's underlying problems, criticising "out-of-date mentalities", "a complete lack of a sense of urgency" in implementing change and the "damaging effects of egalitarianism" in failing to reward work or initiative.
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Mr O'Brien did make a point of criticising Chinese "intimidation" in the South China Sea, where, ignoring rival territorial claims from smaller South-East Asian countries, China has for years been building its military presence, partly by fortifying artificial islands.
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ANKARA, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Turkey has detained more than 300 people for social media posts criticising its military offensive in Syria, the government said on Monday, a day after President Tayyip Erdogan accused doctors who opposed the campaign of betrayal.
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May's government has tried to avoid directly criticising the sceptics in her party, while standing by its position that free trade for goods is necessary both to protect Britain's economy and ensure no hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
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MILAN, Oct 31 (Reuters) - A planned merger between Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot owner PSA would only benefit shareholders, two of the biggest Italian and a French unions said on Thursday, criticising a decision not to include labour groups in the decision.
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In recent years student activists have tried to block talks by figures such as Germaine Greer, a feminist who was held to be transphobic, and Nick Lowles, an anti-racism campaigner who was accused of being Islamophobic for criticising extremism.
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Corbyn addressed an anti-Trump rally when the U.S. leader held talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May at her Downing Street official residence, criticising him over his treatment of refugees and his attack on the London mayor, Sadiq Khan.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Parliament urged EU leaders on Wednesday to allow the next phase of Brexit negotiations to start, backing a motion that recognised the talks had advanced sufficiently as a well a line criticising Britain's lead negotiator David Davis.
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Throughout his life Johan Cruyff, with his unique insight and perspective, and of course his brazen attitude and habit of criticising conservatism, was considered to be a rebel – especially on the terraces of the Camp Nou and the streets of Barcelona.
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There was more trouble for Setien after the game as his assistant Eder Sarabia was caught on camera fiercely criticising some of the Barca players, leading the coach to apologise to the squad for the antics of his number two.
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Kim met U.S. President Donald Trump in June and agreed to "work toward the complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula", but negotiations since then appear to have stalled with both sides increasingly criticising the other for a lack of progress.
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They had disappeared at the same time as their colleague Surachai Danwattananusorn, 78, who was the face of the radio programme and also broke taboos - and was charged with violating Thailand's strict "lese majeste" laws - by openly criticising the monarchy.
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True, he no longer calls the alliance "obsolete", as he did before taking office, but he has been louder than his predecessors in criticising allies for not spending enough on defence and happy to point the finger—especially at Germany.
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DOHA, May 25 (Reuters) - Qatar's foreign minister on Thursday played down fears of a rift with fellow Gulf Arab states over what it had said were fake remarks by its emir criticising U.S. foreign policy, saying they shared the same interests and fate.
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He mostly shies away from criticising her (in fact in some of his interviews he seems to suggest she is just a social democrat who ended up in the wrong party—a claim echoed behind closed doors by some in the CDU).
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Qatar said last week that hackers had posted fake remarks by the emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, that purportedly had him criticising some leaders of fellow Gulf Arab states and calling for an easing of tensions with regional foe Iran.
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Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, was on the defensive again, criticising politicians who have implied that the policies of central banks, particularly low interest rates, are geared towards big investors and are thus to blame for rising inequality.
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JUSTICE AND LOVE Imamoglu, a former businessman and district mayor who waged an inclusive campaign and avoided criticising Erdogan, said he was ready to work with the AKP to tackle Istanbul's problems, including its transport gridlock and the needs of its Syrian refugees.
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Barely two weeks before the election, he briefly succeeded with a provocative television commercial criticising Mr Northam for a supporting Mr McAuliffe's court-blocked rights-restoration initiative that, Republicans said, might have allowed pedophiles to vote, sit on juries and perhaps own guns.
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But it does mean that criticising him, or acting in a way that helps his critics—for example by seeking to illuminate the nature of his business dealings—is now almost impossible for a Republican who wants to go on functioning as such.
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TOKYO, July 28 (Reuters) - Short-seller Glaucus Research Group said on Thursday that Itochu Corp should set up a third-party panel to find an "independent auditor" to probe the Japanese trading house's financial statements, a day after criticising its accounting practices.
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Similarly, in cities like London, the same oversized tech companies that Corbyn might be criticising have had a big part to play in boosting the local economy, and threats of much higher taxes could have a chilling effect on their activities here.
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ISTANBUL, May 216 (Reuters) - Turkey has closed its ports to Iranian oil, fully complying with U.S. sanctions against its main supplier, despite Ankara publicly criticising the United States' move to end import waivers and warning of a struggle to tap alternative producers.
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"I hope she puts a note in her daughters lunch box that says Please help us to encourage healthy self esteem and general sanity by not criticising my food choices and in turn, making me feel like a shitty parent," Kylie Maree commented.
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Burford's shares fell 19% on August 6, the day short-seller Muddy Waters tweeted about a forthcoming short attack against an unidentified company, and dived a further 46% on August 7, when Muddy Waters released a report criticising Burford's accounts and management.
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HARARE, Aug 3 (Reuters) - President Emmerson Mnangagwa said on Friday that freedom of speech was an indispensable part of the "new Zimbabwe," criticising earlier scenes where police chased away journalists waiting for a briefing by his main rival in this week's presidential election.
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The decision, made during a meeting of negotiators at the union that represents nearly 50,000 workers, came as the government threatened to intervene to suspend strike action, criticising the union for walkouts despite what Seoul said were relatively high wages at the automaker.
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Skinner is a member of the Global Athlete group, which aims to help athletes raise their voices in world sport, and that body, who have called for the Games to be postponed, issued a statement on Monday, strongly criticising the IOC's decision.
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Drawing on patchwork regulations that appear to violate the Chinese constitution, local authorities in Beijing at last found a pretext to ban the Unirule Institute of Economics, that rarest of things in China, an independent think-tank known for criticising the government.
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May's former joint chiefs of staff, Fiona Hill and Nick Timothy, the latter an architect of May's approach to Brexit who has been outspoken in criticising his old boss's strategy since he stopped working for her, are in line for lesser honours.
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Muhyiddin is six years older than former prime minister Najib Razak and served under him as deputy prime minister before being fired for criticising his boss's handling of the scandal at the 1MDB state fund over which Najib is now on trial.
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ISLAMABAD, Jan 10 (Reuters) - A Pakistani journalist, known for criticising his country's military establishment, said on Wednesday he had narrowly escaped being kidnapped by armed men, in an incident that came months after he complained of being harassed by the security services.
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Swiss-Irish baker Aryzta stood by its plan to raise 800 million euros ($926 million) in new equity to meet its liquidity and financing needs, criticising a proposal by its biggest shareholder to raise only half that amount as inadequate and risky.
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Just last month, Trump majorly ruffled feathers with the large Asian power, when he tweeted a string of posts aggressively criticising China's monetary policy, as well as its territorial stance in the South China Sea — a touchy topic for China and its Southeast Asian neighbours.
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Early on September 12th, the challengers filed their response to the latest request for Supreme Court intervention, noting that the Ninth Circuit had "faithfully" applied the justices' order and criticising the Trump administration's call for a "complex factual inquiry" second-guessing the lower-court's decision.
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Trump, who is holding a series of meetings on the sidelines with world leaders, including Japan's Shinzo Abe and India's Narendra Modi, said he saw U.S. trade prospects improving, days after criticising the U.S.-Japan security treaty and demanding that New Delhi withdraw retaliatory tariffs.
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The lawsuits aren't done for Margolin, though, with a class action lawsuit filed by festival-goers against the organisers (including Fyre Festival co-founder Ja Rule), and another class action suit against Margolin only, accusing him of deleting social media comments criticising the festival.
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Meritocrats"R"UsMy final reason for criticising the open-closed division is that there is a much better way to understand modern politics: that is through the prism of meritocracy, in particular the divide between those who pass exams and those who do not.
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After criticising German Chancellor Angela Merkel at an EU summit in December, Renzi's government is said to be blocking an EU plan to set up a 3-billion-euro fund to help Turkey stem the worst inflow in decades of asylum seekers into Europe.
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Separately, VW's independent monitor in the U.S., Larry Thompson, has handed in his first report to the U.S. Department of Justice, criticising the way VW dealt with dieselgate and how there had been few personnel changes in Germany as a result, Bild am Sonntag reported.
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U.S. and Taiwan officials confirmed in February the "very recent" placement of surface-to-air missiles on Woody Island, the site of the largest Chinese presence on the Paracels, criticising the move as contrary to China's commitments not to militarise its claims in the South China Sea.
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Iran's moderate president Hassan Rouhani won re-election less than five months ago after a campaign in which he called for better ties with the outside world and reform at home, openly criticising the influence of the IRGC which he accused of backing his hardline opponent.
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"Most of the matches took place late at night in Iran," she told VICE Sports, speaking through WhatsApp (Fatemeh and all other Iranian women interviewed for this story requested that their full names were not used, due to fears of reprisal for openly criticising the Iranian regime).
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Late Friday, a federal judge stayed Trump's travel ban that restricted citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US. Following Trump's angry tweets slamming the federal judge's decision and criticising the US judiciary, Musk praised the country's legal system on Sunday, sparking a tweet storm.
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"Banks are dramatically under-reporting attacks, they do what's legally required but out of embarrassment or fear of punishment they aren't giving the whole picture," one of the sources, who declined to be named because he did not want to be identified criticising his firm's customers, said.
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As viewers watched Holoborodko rooting out corruption on screen, they observed his real-life avatar, backed by a political party called "Servant of the People", criticising Poroshenko and championing ideas first mooted by Holoborodko, such as getting rid of the presidential motorcade which Holoborodko thought frivolous.
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" I seldom use this word, but saying anything that might encourage parents of transgender children not to support those children fully is evil — Paris Lees (@ParisLees) January 24, 2016 "My father bullied me for years, hitting me and criticising me to try and make me macho.
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Further complicating the BOJ's work, comments from U.S. Donald Trump late last month criticising Japan's currency policy stance have raised suspicions that it may become more difficult for the BOJ to take any easing measures in the future, or even to stick to aggressive monetary stimulus.
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Mr Davutoglu, the blogger alleged on a website named "The Pelican Brief", had crossed his boss by criticising the arrests of academics and journalists and by declining to drum up support for Mr Erdogan's executive presidency—and by giving an interview to The Economist last year.
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"The talks with the company have been fruitless as Ryanair refuses to apply the Portuguese law, recognise the rights that the Portuguese constitution gives to its citizens," the union said in a statement, also criticising the Portuguese government for doing nothing to defend its union members' rights.
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Attracting thousands of signatures every few minutes, the petition took off in the hours after Prime Minister Theresa May made a televised address to the country late on Wednesday, criticising squabbling lawmakers for failing to agree an exit strategy and telling parliament to make a final choice.
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After British lawmakers stepped up pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May over her Brexit strategy on Thursday, criticising her refusal to pursue a customs union with the EU, Varadkar again urged London to change tack if it wants to secure a close relationship with the EU after Brexit.
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There are few signs that the heavily strained relationship between the anti-immigrant Lega party and M5S will survive after firebrand Lega leader Matteo Salvini demanded premature snap elections earlier this month before fiercely criticising, in a Senate speech Monday, the coalition government he helped form just last May.
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Gauthier, who has been based in China for six years, said she met foreign ministry officials three times starting in late November after the state-run Global Times published a commentary criticising the article she had written on China's policy in Xinjiang in the wake of attacks in Paris.
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The pro-Brexit British Conservative leader, Syed Kamall was also dismissive: "Today was billed as a relaunch, but sadly it's fundamentally the same mantra we've heard year after year," he said, criticising plans for more EU military cooperation — something long blocked by Britain, whose voice no longer counts.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison had called on the bank's board to consider the CEO's future, and along with Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton and Attorney General Christian Porter joined investors, analysts and human rights campaigners in criticising Westpac for enabling the payments at the centre of the crisis.
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Winds of Winter has been in development for a long time, but it should also be noted that writing a novel is a deceptively difficult process, made even more burdensome when there are literally millions of people watching, criticising you and reminding you that you're going to die one day.
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He got his start in advertising, and his seven years of political experience—most recently as mayor of San Salvador, the capital—have been characterised by urban regeneration, social-media wizardry and feuds with journalists and political rivals (in 2017, he engineered his ejection from the FMLN by criticising it).
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But if the leading champion of liberalism's central project for the past 40 years—globalisation—is a Chinese dictator who has awarded himself a job for life and happily imprisons people for criticising the state then we have to recognise that something has gone desperately wrong with the liberal project.
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Hints of that coming debate came from Mr Spahn, who refrained from criticising Mrs Merkel in his speech but branded the election result a "bitter" disappointment and claimed the CDU needs to close off the space to its political right, to make the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party "superfluous".
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Trump has broken with precedent in his presidential role in recent days with comments criticising the dollar's strength and the monetary policies of the U.S. Federal Reserve and central banks in China and Europe, He tweeted on Friday that Fed rate hikes were taking away the U.S.' "competitive edge" in exports.
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Should Greenland become independent, China could use its clout there to help further its own interests at meetings of Arctic states, in the same way that it uses its influence over Cambodia and Laos to prevent the Association of South-East Asian Nations from criticising Chinese behaviour in their neighbourhood.
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LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - England coach Eddie Jones broke his own rule about never criticising match officials when he described the late red card for Manu Tuilagi as "absolute rubbish" and claimed England ended up playing against 16 men in their 33-30 Six Nations win over Wales on Saturday.
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Ms Collins stopped short of directly criticising Pope Francis, although she thought he had "made some mistakes in this area" such as a speech in the United States in which, to critics, he seemed more concerned about the cloud of suspicion hanging over the clergy than about the suffering of abuse victims.
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Ties between Germany and Turkey have been strained for over a year over a range of issues, including the Yucel case, Ankara's anger over a German parliamentary resolution calling the murder of Armenians by Ottoman forces a genocide, and Germany's statements criticising mass arrests after the failed July 15 coup in Turkey.
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To the irritation of the Socialist Party's left wingers, for whom his former career as an investment banker is an unpardonable sin, Mr Macron has built his popularity on a reputation for disruptive politics, criticising the 35-hour working week, passing a law to allow more late-night and Sunday trading, and welcoming Uber.
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The report, published almost exactly a year since the start of a brutal crackdown against Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state, directly accuses six leading members of the Burmese military, as well as strongly criticising the lack of action taken by the government and in particular Myanmar's leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, who failed to intervene and stop the violence.
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The costs which arose from the collapsed toll plans led to public outcry in Germany, with politicians criticising Scheuer - a member of the Bavarian sister party to Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats - for signing contracts with vendors and employing staff in preparation for the toll while the EU lawsuit over its legal feasibility was still pending.
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Marx's vision of a post-capitalist future is both banal and dangerous: banal because it presents a picture of people essentially loafing about (hunting in the morning, fishing in the afternoon, raising cattle in the evening and criticising after dinner); dangerous because it provides a licence for the self-anointed vanguard to impose its vision on the masses.
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But weirdly enough, a running theme through some of the first reviews is that its bonkersness at least has a lurid, irresistible charm, that it commits so hard that you can't help but be sucked in, that criticising it at all misses the point, that it feels almost cruel to tear it to shreds because it believes in itself so much.
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"—Holly Lynch MP (@HollyLynch5) October 29, 2019 In addition to criticising the media coverage of the duchess, the MPs acknowledged their own experiences of being women in the public eye, writing that they "share an understanding of the abuse and intimidation which is now so often used as a means of disparaging women in public office from getting on with our very important work.
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