You'll see criticism of Newton, criticism of the criticism of Newton, and criticism of that criticism.
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The letters led to criticism; criticism led me to New York.
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Any criticism of NOAA was automatically transferred to criticism of President Trump.
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And if you have a specific criticism, make it a specific criticism.
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Everyone takes criticism really well—and doesn't consider it criticism—it's more collaboration.
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" Kesha on dealing with online criticism: "Criticism online used to tear me up.
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The president has drawn repeated criticism for his rhetoric, particularly his criticism toward Democrats.
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But when every utterance is a criticism, it dilutes the effectiveness of all criticism.
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Criticism denied The Maldives Elections Commission has denied criticism of its vote counting process.
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If criticism of Zionism means criticism of this or that action taken by the Israeli government of the day, that is one thing; such criticism is obviously legitimate.
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Now everyone's looking at it and your criticism can just remain your criticism…Negative criticism has no stake in my life, no control over my life, over my emotions.
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Her idea to come under heavy criticism, forget me, heavy criticism that's been totally unrealistic.
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Judges aren't entitled to immunity from public criticism, of course, including criticism from elected officials.
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"Criticism is criticism," says Jonathan Gold, who writes about food for The Los Angeles Times.
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Criticism of the agreement, like criticism of the planned pullout, has been bipartisan, with Sen.
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One, there's a whole class of tech criticism that is actually criticism of other people. Right?
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Republican criticism Trump faced a barrage of criticism from within his own party, including McConnell, Sen.
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"Considering the source of the criticism, I consider that criticism a badge of honor," Brennan said.
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Trump's response to criticism We've watched Trump respond to criticism for months, most notably via Twitter.
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But when we feel vulnerable to our own criticism, and other people's criticism, these moments define us.
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Police acknowledge criticism The city's police chief on Friday acknowledged criticism of the handling of the incident.
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McCain's criticism comes as the administration moves to defend itself from a barrage of bipartisan criticism. Sen.
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President Trump could have given criticism — even mild criticism — of Putin's regime on any number of topics.
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Without veering into actual art criticism, here's something similar, a sort of political criticism of the work.
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Bipartisan criticism The Pentagon notified individual lawmakers from states that will be impacted Wednesday, sparking bipartisan criticism.
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Omar's office has responded to that criticism by noting that she has apologized for past comments and that it is important to differentiate between criticism of a religion and criticism of lobbying groups.
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In other words, the similarities between liberal criticism of Romney and liberal criticism of Trump are extremely superficial.
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While criticism regarding the length of the line is fully warranted, criticism of the line itself is not.
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"It's in my blood not to get pushed around when there's criticism—especially associational criticism," he told me.
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You can read a thousand nice comments and a single criticism, and the criticism is what you'll remember.
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" Trump maintained that he would garner criticism from Democrats regardless of his response, calling the criticism "not fair.
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His criticism of NATO is inevitably, if indirectly, a criticism of Mr. Trump and his "America First" policy.
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The video takes his criticism to a new level and drew criticism from CNN and on social media.
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You would have to be the kind of person who reads feminist pop culture criticism, and then criticism of that criticism, because by 2013 even sites like Jezebel were enjoying some R. Kelly slow jams.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister cautioned that the kingdom needed constructive private criticism, dialogue, and EU support, not public criticism.
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I think there's evidence here that the issue for popist critics isn't rockist criticism, but any criticism at all.
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" Asked if the criticism is unfair, Bass said: "Well, I want to find out why she's making that criticism.
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"At first, he acknowledged that criticism plays a vital role in democracy, saying: "There&aposs nothing better than criticism.
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Criticism: The New York Times' decision to publish the op-ed elicited some criticism, particularly from GOP defense hawks.
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I can take criticism, but there is a difference between criticism and hate on the basis of my gender identity.
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In response to criticism of this move, Keller refocused the narrative on GOP criticism of the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry.
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Instead, they're fleeing criticism — and criticism, in particular, of the way they've handled issues concerning race and their own privilege.
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There's a ton of criticism but it's more evident because there's many more places to read and see that criticism.
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Longtime criticism Though the abortion issue has sharpened criticism of Planned Parenthood its long faced jabs over services its mission.
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"Criticism of Israel is a criticism of a state," said Amahl Bishara, a Palestinian-American professor of anthropology at Tufts.
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The show has gotten criticism for its handling of race, and it rolled that criticism into the story last season.
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But Roiphe, like the Trump rally-goers, makes a category error in conflating criticism — even harsh, ugly criticism — with oppression.
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Tanzania's government has often drawn international criticism international criticism over its treatment and policies of LGBT groups in the country.
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Better Living Through Criticism does not just discuss criticism and how it works or informs our lives; the book takes the form of its subject in order to better reflect upon it, modeling great criticism in the process.
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I respond well to criticism, but there is a balance between criticism and support that we are still working to find.
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After fierce backlash — including criticism from star Gillian Anderson herself — Fox has taken criticism of The X-Files revival to heart.
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We have to share the kind of criticism we're getting and we may have to build systems to get better criticism.
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There's a criticism today that the economy is not where we want it to be; I make that criticism every day.
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He also sees "a brilliant symmetry" in how Islam combined Judaism's criticism of Christian theology with Christianity's criticism of Jewish particularism.
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The beginning of the criticism CNN's Jim Acosta remembers the beginning of Trump's public criticism of the media during his 2016 campaign.
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Criticism of the war effort by civilians is often dismissed, but when combat veterans offer the same criticism, people tend to listen.
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Finally you even censor criticism against and a discussion about the decision — and you punish the person who dares to voice criticism.
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Comey's controversial public statements exposed the Clinton email investigation to bipartisan criticism, while Mueller's silence shields the Russia probe from similar criticism.
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That's the substantive part of Trump, but then there's the process part of Trump, which is a criticism of the elites, a criticism of the way we engage in political discourse, a criticism, specifically, of the Clintons and especially Hillary Clinton.
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That's when it got crazy -- the social media shaming, the backlash, the criticism, then the criticism of the criticism, the support of his peers and a much larger conversation around classism and how we value and devalue labor and laborers.
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Even as generally going after 'fake news' opens the UK government to criticism that it's trying to shut down political debate and criticism.
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Tina Fey faced criticism for an episode of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt that folded valid criticism about race under the spectrum of internet outrage.
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In fact, despite your consistent need for approval, you have successfully dealt with the toughest, realest criticism in the world: Criticism about YOU.
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In "Criticism in the Wilderness," he argued that criticism should not only stand on an equal footing with literature but also be literature.
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Criticism of Boeing and the FAAThe hearings come as Boeing has faced increasing criticism for its design and process of certifying the jet.
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"Your criticism has no effect on me, negative criticism has no stake in my life, no control over my life, over my emotions."
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Although constructive criticism can generally be a good thing, if the criticism comes from a passive-aggressive place it can be flat-out rude.
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While the new policy is likely to get criticism from the political right, Salesforce has also received criticism from the left over its policies.
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Some of that criticism was deserved, but again, being completely candid, some criticism was expressed more harshly than I wished, or knew was deserved.
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So the accountability really comes from the public criticism — and they've endured a fair amount of public criticism over the past couple of years.
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Comey under criticism Comey is under withering criticism from the Clinton campaign and congressional Democrats for releasing the letter so close to the election.
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But the move prompted criticism from May's opponents -- criticism which has grown in recent months with Trump becoming increasingly unpopular with the British public.
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Germans praise less, but are much more open to criticism, while in the US, criticism is often much more subtle and hidden within praise.
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Joy-Ann Reid has responded to criticism for homophobic blog posts and others that dive in to 9/11 conspiracies and criticism of Sen.
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If the grandparents offer criticism, or at least what the mother hears as criticism, it can further divide families who are already geographically separated.
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The Trump administration has faced criticism in the past for leaving key positions at the State Department unfilled, criticism that Trump himself has rejected.
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Criticism The vote drew criticism from activists after a pro-democracy candidate, Agnes Chow, was barred from standing for election at the last minute.
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" ESPN's decision to suspend Hill for her tweets quickly drew criticism from people in the media, particularly since it seemed that the company had balked at criticism of the president but acted on criticism of an NFL ownerâ€"with whom ESPN has a business relationship.
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" The insider acknowledged that the decision to go dark has come with some criticism from within the party, but "we're willing to take that criticism.
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While individuals in the Trump administration keep criticism relatively private, the public criticism arises from far-right activists on the periphery of the Trump establishment.
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She has also faced criticism, however, from some Democrats in her party for her open criticism of party leadership on issues such as climate change.
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In other words, it wasn't criticism per se that unnerved Google; it was the high-profile support such criticism was attracting inside the Democratic Party.
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The episode showed how social media companies, which have faced criticism for refusing to referee deceptive claims, can also face criticism for making tough calls.
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But now he chooses to blatantly ignore the historic criticism against his style of comedy and new loud-and-clear criticism from the trans community.
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Let me lead with my harshest criticism, if it is in fact criticism and not mere observation: McGuane is not a natural short story writer.
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Tyra Banks: Learn when to listen to criticism and when to ignore it For the supermodel, television producer and entrepreneur, criticism isn't always a bad thing.
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While beauty apps, an astonishingly large category in the App Store, have faced their share of criticism, MakeApp has inspired a particularly strong wave of criticism.
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The first of these defenses is clever framing from Goertzel, as it makes criticism of Sophia seem like criticism of optimism about artificial intelligence more generally.
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Unfortunately, addressing these obstacles is politically more difficult than increasing funding, because criticism of bureaucracy and litigation too often is perceived as criticism of environmental protection.
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Criticism will not be toleratedChina has repeatedly batted away criticism over Xinjiang, saying that its policies helped clamp down on terrorism and violence in the region.
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Criticism: Some of its aims though, have generated criticism for being too far-reaching and not focused enough on issues directly tied to reducing carbon emissions.
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Dunkey's right: There are a lot of problems with big site critics and criticism, just as there are tons of problems with YouTube critics and criticism.
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In addition to criticism from conservatives, Ms. Yellen also has faced criticism from liberals who argue that the Fed is moving too quickly to raise rates.
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The Trump administration has come under criticism from lawmakers over the conditions in some of the government's holding facilities for migrants, criticism President Donald Trump has rebuffed.
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"Every president in the last 100 years has had some private criticism [of the Fed] and we've found out at some point about that criticism," said Rep.
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Google itself has come under criticism for its own approach to privacy in the past, which could open it to criticism over the idea of democratizing privacy.
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But privately, former Obama lieutenants and other Democrats knocked the timing of Sanders' criticism, considering his words on the Democratic Party a criticism of Obama's own leadership.
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Pence's speech follows President Donald Trump's tweeted criticism of London Mayor Sadiq Khan's handling of the weekend's terror, criticism that prompted a fierce backlash in Britain. Adm.
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CRITICISM OF POLITICIANS Facebook's investigation found that individuals used fake accounts and issued posts which included local news and criticism of political opponents such as the BJP.
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This has led to heavy criticism of the media and people on social media who shared the initial video and showered the students from Covington with criticism.
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Trump-Putin criticism energizes Democrats Meanwhile, Republicans say they're fine with how President Trump handled his summit with Vladimir Putin, despite bipartisan criticism from members of Congress.
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The apotheosis of criticism that took place in those theoretically stimulating decades in a sense underwrites the current celebration of criticism and its virtues in Scott's book.
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Even if it's not a physical matter that he can't alter, the most well-intentioned criticism of someone's "presentation" can still feel an awful lot like criticism.
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Ocean released a statement on Tumblr Friday addressing the criticism for the party, but he has yet to address the criticism surrounding the cost of the shirts.
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That criticism, both technical and philosophical, continued in an inevitable segment about Medicare for All with Ms. Warren facing criticism from both her left and right flanks.
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So he may also have sent the letter in part to protect himself from future criticism — even though he's now opened himself up to criticism from Democrats.
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The Libertarian nominee's criticism of Clinton appears at odds with his running mate, Bill Weld, who told CNN Wednesday he would focus his criticism on Republican Donald Trump.
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In her junior year of college, enrolled in a class she disparagingly describes as "criticism of criticism of English literature," Susun was struck with a sense of absurdity.
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Unusual criticism The unusual criticism of a top US partner in the region raised concern, including within Moon's government, which requested a formal explanation from the White House.
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The Austrian saw more criticism coming from Britain than elsewhere, for reasons he could not fully understand, but added that "criticism can be quite a force" for motivation.
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Sanders also rejected the criticism that Biden – widely seen as the current front-runner in the crowded Democratic presidential primary field – had reversed himself after facing liberal criticism.
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Yeah, I think the criticism is valid... It's not something we're wanting to highlight or trying to highlight, but I think the criticism is 'point taken' on it.
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Trump's criticism of Fed policy stands in direct conflict with his own criticism of Powell's predecessor, Janet Yellen, of keeping interest rates too low during the Obama administration.
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Plaudits and criticism Khan faced domestic criticism for attending the conference but Riyadh's pledge of financial support, which was larger than analysts expected, has also won him plaudits.
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"Criticism of the press is not an attack on freedom of the press, any more than criticism of the president is an attack on the presidency," he said.
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But part of Buttigieg's successful media strategy has been leaning into the criticism head on, as he did following Harriot's criticism in The Root the week of Thanksgiving.
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Tsai and her premier, Lin Chuan, have attracted criticism for forming an old, technocratic and male-dominated Cabinet, which has attracted heavy criticism from a society that expects change.
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And in a strange way, this new turn of criticism, this emphasis on the politics behind art, may be better for a work's reputation than criticism that ignores politics.
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Harris delivered a scathing criticism of Biden's views from the 1970s on school busing to desegregate schools, and Biden took heavy criticism afterward for his defensive and ineffective response.
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We had decided before that to – JOE KERNEN: Okay -- The Hong Kong protests and there's been criticism -- I mean, there's going to be criticism every day, as you know.
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But Trump's heavy-handed criticism of China was often also mixed with a similar dose of criticism for US officials, whom he accused of getting outmaneuvered by Chinese negotiators.
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Even some of those who do not like Mr. Trump at all said he had no good choice, facing criticism if he came and criticism if he did not.
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The plan has faced bipartisan criticism, including from national Democratic leaders who say it undercuts criticism of what they call Republican power grabs in states including Wisconsin and Michigan.
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There's certain things we think are wrong, we thought that some of the criticism, there was some criticism of that interview, which again appeared on our debut HBO show.
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" - Kurt, 31 "Failure and criticism are good things.
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Then, because Internet arguments always end up eating their own tails, others criticized that criticism of the initial criticism as being indicative of how many whites just don't understand racism.
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The monarchy for weeks sought to manage the narrative and stifle criticism surrounding the death of the journalist, a Washington Post columnist known for his criticism of the royal family.
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The criticism has been much more explicit, but during the financial crisis there was a lot of pretty explicit criticism of the Fed, so it's always tough to be there.
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In addition to criticism of the Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office's handling of the earlier Epstein case, there also has been criticism of a nonprosecution deal that then-U.
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Criticism is broadly protected under the law and enjoys a wide berth culturally, so if jokes are a kind of criticism, then "It's just a joke" is a workable defense.
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With Obama, as much as there was criticism of how fast his reaction to the Green Movement or how strong his criticism was, that was the Iranian regime's worst nightmare.
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I have previously emphasized that criticism is an integral part of public work and that it is with responsible criticism, respect and always takes it seriously and responds to it.
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And, again, you can't be in politics without getting a lot of criticism from a lot of different corners, um, and so I've heard an array of criticism about myself.
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As the filmmaker, he centers on his own inability to know this woman's emotions; any criticism about the film is built into it, as part of its own self-criticism.
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Omar's office responded to The Times that she had apologized for past comments and that it was important to differentiate between criticism of a religion and criticism of lobbying groups.
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The talking points are intended to help the president's allies rebut criticism mounting around Trump's criticism of what he called the "alt-left" during a contentious news conference on Tuesday.
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Wahl found a position for Mr. Bonnefoy at the National Center for Scientific Research to write on the New Criticism and the philosophy of literary criticism in the English language.
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And isn't conflating non-specific criticism of pro-Israel actions and positions with criticism of Jewish people or Judaism itself dangerous and problematic This isn't the first time that Rep.
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But the charges opened the floodgates for a torrent of criticism of Mr. Lewandowski, whose top-down management style and in-your-face personality had earned him criticism for months.
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This is a curiosity of Coetzee's criticism: that a writer who cares so deeply about reinventing the boundaries of fiction would so frequently stay within the margins of orthodox criticism.
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However that approach quickly drew criticism after a "superforecaster" hired as part of Cumming's plan resigned following criticism of his past comments on the benefits of eugenics and forced contraception.
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Criticism: Trump's description of the concussions as "headaches" led to some criticism that he was diminishing the seriousness of traumatic brain injuries, which the U.S. military has struggled to destigmatize.
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Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton nevertheless has made a similar criticism of the culture surrounding Sanders in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, which garnered widespread criticism on Twitter.
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Given Trump's constant criticism during the campaign about the Clinton Foundation taking money from foreign countries, and Flynn's own criticism of Hillary Clinton's "lack of accountability," this is pretty rich.
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Overall, these results indicate that criticism of big government still has serious potency among a broad cross section of Americans — more so, even, than Sanders's frequent criticism of corporate power.
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The criticism that Trump spent a lot of time on the golf course, tweeting about the NFL protests rather than focusing on the hurricane — is there anything to that criticism?
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S. Eliot, "Four Quartets" In certain kinds of writing, particularly in art criticism and literary criticism, it is normal to come across long passages which are almost completely lacking in meaning.
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" Satire, according to the Scooper, is often not funny, and is instead, "primarily a medium of criticism that employs irony, criticism, juxtaposition and hyperbole to illuminate the issues of the day.
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Criticism in general, including film criticism, really is dominated by straight white male voices, and those voices have helped shape the canon in ways that we're really only beginning to unpack.
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But with the expectations surrounding Crazy Rich Asians as high as they are, examining the issues with criticism of this ilk is as important as the impetus behind the criticism itself.
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Hosseinzadeh's initial suit focused less on the criticism per se, and instead alleged that the Kleins had infringed his copyright by featuring clips of one of his videos in their criticism.
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Facebook has faced broad criticism from lawmakers and regulators over its privacy practices and received renewed criticism after Bloomberg on Tuesday reported that Facebook used outside contractors to transcribe the clips.
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A 41 percent plurality said that Trump's Twitter criticism of a company does not change their opinion, while 10 percent said his criticism gave them a less favorable view of it.
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And because they are vulnerable to criticism, legitimate criticism, they need ways to protect themselves against the critiques that they know are not only coming, but are, in many ways, deserved.
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Criticism following misplaced texts between Strzok and Page A trove of missing text messages exchanged between FBI employees who shared an anti-Trump bias gave fuel to criticism of the bureau.
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After The Times published its report, China's state media tried to rebuff criticism from ethnic Uighurs in the United States, whose criticism has been highlighted by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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The sort of irony of your criticism of the Democratic Party is that they themselves have been facing a lot of criticism from others for their so-called shift toward socialism.
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The proposed bill has attracted widespread criticism at home and abroad, prompting rare criticism from judges, Hong Kong's business community, some pro-establishment figures and several foreign governments and business chambers.
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Women don't have meaningful complaints and criticism — they're hysterical.
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But the criticism turned to nastiness … I was stunned.
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Douglas's advice on how to handle criticism – ignore it!
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Me, me, me, me, me ... and no criticism please.
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" She added that dealing with fan criticism is "maddening.
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But the news quickly drew criticism — even from Republicans.
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" Schumer, in his letter, called Trump's criticism "extraordinarily inappropriate.
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" What was the most widespread criticism about "The Godfather?
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But they're different now — criticism no longer terrifies me.
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" Pence, however, dismissed criticism as "political attacks by Democrats.
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Only after police officials received widespread criticism — from Gov.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. — President Trump's harsh criticism of Sgt.
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Justin caught wind of the criticism ... and went off.
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" He said the criticism of the President is "misplaced.
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"I was constantly torn between constructive criticism and not wanting to hurt their confidence or cramp their style because I never wanted my criticism to inhibit their originality," Brinkley, 64, tells PEOPLE.
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And it's on that topic that Smith delivers the most strident criticism of Bush (more criticism than he levied in the other two bios of his that I read, Grant and FDR).
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But as much criticism as he got for working with a woman, the criticism she got was worse — especially compared to the men who had coached Murray in the past and since.
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And I found it really ironic that the multi-billion-dollar company reacted to criticism with humility, and the start-up with no cash flow reacted to criticism like a corporate machine.
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On tap tomorrow Trump's border tax criticism clouds reform push: President-elect Donald Trump's criticism of a Republican tax reform plan could complicate the effort to overhaul the tax code this year.
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Why it's not normal: Though Trump's previous criticism of the intelligence community may have dulled the impact somewhat, the direct criticism of the FBI by a sitting president is still highly abnormal.
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Not only have those protests stopped, but what many Iraqis portray as U.S. insults to Iraqi sovereignty have fundamentally shifted the conversation from criticism of Iran to criticism of the United States.
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" When the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, was asked to comment on political criticism from the Republican senators Bob Corker and Jeff Flake, she dismissed their criticism as "petty comments.
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In other words, the Obama administration is in the exact same political bind it was in in 2014: Inaction risked criticism from the right over "border security"; action creates criticism from the left.
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I can't say I particularly agree with this criticism, but I've heard people say that your films have a very low view of humans, or that there's not— Is that a criticism, though?
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So yes, Taylor has received some criticism since 1989's release, but a lot of it was well-founded criticism—people had legitimate queries about behaviour that seemed at times problematic or hypocritical.
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But accepting criticism in one breath, then attempting to build up customer anticipation for another week without actually addressing the specifics of that criticism in the next breath... it just doesn't add up.
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Speaking to foreign press correspondents in Berlin, Schaeuble rejected U.S. criticism of Germany's record-high current account surplus and criticism that the German government was exploiting a weaker euro to boost its exports.
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Washington Dulles International Airport responded to the social media criticism in a Facebook post, announcing it had passed on the criticism to TSA officials and urged social media users to contact TSA personally.
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Though Trump has repeatedly criticized The Washington Post as part of his attacks on the media as "fake news," he has upped his criticism in recent weeks in conjunction with criticism of Amazon.
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Entertainment responded to Maher's criticism in an open letter Monday.
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After widespread -- and justified -- criticism, the full version was released.
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Apple has come under sharp criticism from law enforcement officials.
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There is less fact in arts criticism than commonly suggested.
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Apple's controversial MacBook Pros launched to much criticism last fall.
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Go deeper: Jerome Powell's rough road of criticism from Trump
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Facebook has faced criticism over its handling of fake news.
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This is the magic trick of cultural criticism, of course.
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Like Penn, she also faced criticism about the rendezvous. pic.twitter.
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They also require an ability to navigate pointed political criticism.
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But they have started to come in for more criticism.
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Azaria, 54, told Colbert, 53, that he understands the criticism.
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But the CDU's firmer stance attracted criticism from the opposition.
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" When asked if Trump's criticism worried him, Guterres responded, "No.
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This criticism had contributed to "inhibiting" police ranks, Castaner suggested.
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Criticism, issue with tech, so they need to be fixed.
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The intelligence community has been a perpetual target of criticism.
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Trump has a history of reframing civic criticism as harassment.
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His statement drew harsh criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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British Vogue has been no stranger to criticism of late.
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But a few hours later, he walked his criticism back.
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Technology companies are on the defensive, battling waves of criticism.
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That's sparked a new round of criticism from financial luminaries.
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US players celebrated every goal, sparking criticism on social media.
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" Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg later called the criticism "extremely glib.
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The journalist described Musk's bombast as "evidenceless criticism" of Unsworth.
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And why do even the most beloved ones face criticism?
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But their effort to address this criticism just falls flat.
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You know, some of criticism comes from the right, Mollie.
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Chai's presentation has attracted widespread media coverage — and some criticism.
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A daunting task given the broad criticism it has received.
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Facing criticism from members of his own party, including Gov.
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First, she left Instagram amid criticism for her Grammy win.
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C., has been outspoken in his criticism of President Trump.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis, however, downplayed that criticism last week.
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What followed were some dark days and plenty of criticism.
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Her effusive praise of Trump has at times drawn criticism.
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However, he held back any serious criticism of the plan.
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And Ryan is seizing on criticism leveled by Louisiana Rep.
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Zuckerberg fired back against this criticism on the earnings call.
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But Gabbard's approach to achieving peace has earned her criticism.
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It took some criticism that I thought was off base.
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Conservative Republicans, in particular, have been outspoken in their criticism.
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Musk is not an expert in journalism or media criticism.
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Roy continues to post pictures of their family, despite criticism.
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Some of the strongest criticism came in Britain's own media.
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Leach has previously drawn criticism for his tweets on politics.
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Perhaps she should aim that criticism at her own editors.
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He both fuelled criticism and harnessed it within acceptable parameters.
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Buttigieg has faced sharp criticism from progressives, led by Sen.
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" Schumer, in his letter on Wednesday, called the criticism "outrageous.
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The blocking was met with criticism free internet advocacy groups.
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Kourtney Kardashian is not taking any criticism of her kids.
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Abiy's liberalizing, democratizing reforms continue, but he faces stiff criticism.
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After criticism mounted over the move, Facebook reinstated the ad.
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Olson is well aware of the criticism about the price.
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So the trip drew some criticism, to say the least.
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" Sinclair vice president Scott Livingston also called the criticism "ironic.
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As for the criticism of the piece, Lee encourages it.
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The company has sought to deflect such criticism through hiring.
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Pelosi has faced considerable criticism from conservatives following the move.
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"I think that criticism is actually valid," he told me.
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It opens the app to criticism it wouldn't normally receive.
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The woolly mammoth project has received a lot of criticism.
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The theory is not without some criticism, according to Science.
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This is also why Mr Heath faced criticism in 1974.
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No character in Ingrid Goes West is spared from criticism.
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Except, the court's criticism was buttressed by the U.S. Constitution.
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It has a mix of spiritual inspiration and blunt criticism.
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It's not easy to face criticism on a global scale.
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The top secret emails lent credence to criticism by Mrs.
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Elsewhere, Zuckerberg himself continues to absorb criticism from many corners.
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She felt that criticism was not tolerated at the institute.
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This has in the past been a criticism of Instagram.
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" He dismissed the criticism calling it "this phony emoluments clause.
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But it quickly came under criticism from lawmakers and officials.
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And they've been bothered by management's fierce criticism of Farrow.
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But Sorkin's criticism is no less scathing because of it.
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But they're also a platform for some lighthearted diplomatic criticism.
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He did not reserve all of his criticism for Democrats.
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Please don't misunderstand, criticism is out of love and desperation.
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Worst of all, she dealt with criticism over her ambition.
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Jarrar, meanwhile, got criticism, not defense, from some conservative writers.
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But this only gained him more criticism from some corners.
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It is a dangerous job, subject to criticism and scrutiny.
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The president appears especially vulnerable to criticism over the economy.
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Oxfam for its part has responded forcefully to the criticism.
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Cohan, the article's author, is pushing back against the criticism.
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That's drawn criticism from ranchers, according to The Washington Post.
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And the Emoji Subcommittee is taking the criticism to heart.
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China came under harsh criticism when it devalued in August.
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That seems unlikely; Fed chairmen have withstood presidential criticism before.
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Not all of Free Basics' criticism is rooted in objectivity.
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DE) faced criticism from the company's biggest shareholder Siemens (SIEGn.
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He cannot let a single insult or criticism go unanswered.
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Valls' comment has attracted criticism from politicians, feminists, and historians.
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Her $125 million severance package has since sparked widespread criticism.
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However, they have often faced criticism for dividends flowing abroad.
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It drew some criticism from Republicans and conservatives, including Rep.
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I have not seen much criticism from the general public.
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This has helped it shrug off domestic and international criticism.
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This post is in no way a criticism of them.
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Another KarJenner sister is facing criticism over their beauty line.
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Sean Penn isn't bothered by criticism of his new book.
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I both like the Fold's design and understand the criticism.
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And the FBI's use of the technology received bipartisan criticism.
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The childless nonetheless come in for a lot of criticism.
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However, Mel B had one criticism for the young singer.
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Nest has faced criticism for its dearth of new hardware.
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Schaeuble's was met with criticism across the party political spectrum.
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But events that attracted criticism also made it seem impregnable.
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If the criticism is right, let's change and improve ourselves.
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The intensity of the criticism from analysts might seem unfair.
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They dismiss almost any criticism of trade liberalisation as "protectionism".
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"That was not a criticism," the retired Marine general added.
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She, like him, employs racially charged rhetoric to deflect criticism.
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BUT YOU'RE SETTING YOURSELF UP FOR THAT TYPE OF CRITICISM.
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Then, the criticism changed: drone deliveries would never operate reliably.
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For now, his fellow pacifists will continue to face criticism.
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Facebook does not mention that criticism in today's blog post.
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Duckworth's opponents have faced criticism over their attacks on her.
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Despite international criticism, Washington is pushing ahead with the measures.
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While to others, it was an overdue concession to criticism.
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" LenCo understands the criticism but says its vehicles "save lives.
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To be sure, there's a political element to Corker's criticism.
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Once out of office, her criticism of Russia became cutting.
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Much of the criticism has been aimed at Mr. Snyder.
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No other Republican has attracted such criticism from Mr. Christie.
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Automata is the rarest of games: sharp criticism of itself.
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The company faced harsh criticism for its lack of diversity.
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Updated to include Pink's criticism of Portnow and his response.
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It's making a point about criticism — or trying to, anyway.
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We completely understand the criticism and we agree with it.
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The royal, also known as MBS, has withstood past criticism.
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Trump has faced relentless criticism for U.S. relations with Russia.
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The criticism has the optimism built in, complacency does not.
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However, the cartoon still drew widespread criticism, most notably online.
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Maybe those comments and criticism will pay off after all.
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However, he backed down after drawing criticism from party conservatives.
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Yet the fiercest criticism was reserved for the armed forces.
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Despite some huffing from ethics wonks, this drew little criticism.
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A lot of Luckey's post seems like potentially fair criticism.
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While attracting international criticism, the budget is popular with Italians.
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Just today I retweeted Nigel Farage's criticism of Emmanuel Macron.
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Turkey's strikes drew criticism from the United States and Russia.
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But Trump's criticism of Amazon clearly has a personal element.
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The criticism really started to hit its stride around 2015.
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It's not because I have any specific criticism of it.
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Everywhere I look, I see criticism of the Frightful Five.
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Dowling's criticism epitomizes the hospital industry's opposition to the bill.
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But that elevated profile only exposes them to more criticism.
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Scott's involvement has come under heavy criticism from the Rev.
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Yet there is no criticism of these films as totalitarianism.
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The Sandy Hook lawsuit is especially vulnerable to this criticism.
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Let us all continue to do so; criticism is valuable.
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Resigned amid criticism over his handling of allegations against O'Reilly.
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"Criticism is not a matter of technique or form," Scott
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Whitaker faces increasing scrutiny over his criticism of Mueller's investigation.
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Streisand has yet to respond to the criticism on Twitter.
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I think it -- the genesis was your criticism of them.
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These hardened perceptions protect Sanders from certain kinds of criticism.
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Other Democratic lawmakers offered more direct criticism of Barr's testimony.
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And so I've heard an array of criticism about myself.
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The Pentagon declined a request to respond to Harmer's criticism.
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Washington receives its fair share of criticism for not working.
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Presidential responses have sometimes appeared lackluster -- and received widespread criticism.
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Nonetheless, Trump has remained steadfast in its criticism of NAFTA.
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Sirisena's move to sack the parliament has drawn international criticism.
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He also reserves plenty of criticism for the economics profession.
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Gatti clearly hasn't internalized any of the criticism he's received.
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Glenn Beck isn't impressed with recent conservative criticism of Facebook.
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In fact, that was his only direct criticism of Tillerson.
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The accusation echoes similar criticism from Kabul aimed at Islamabad.
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There is even more contemporary criticism of the Israeli settlements.
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"I just didn't believe it," he said of the criticism.
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CC didn't take kindly to the criticism and fired back.
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Trump's proposed border wall with Mexico has drawn intense criticism.
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She told CNN she took that as a constructive criticism.
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This criticism of the Republican bills is understandable but wrongheaded.
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That measure has drawn criticism from prominent entertainers and corporations.
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Pompeo has echoed Trump's criticism of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Liu's remarks also triggered criticism in the online investor community.
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Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong declined to respond to the criticism.
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It's likely that many of those companies deserved the criticism.
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Cambodia has dismissed U.S. and Western criticism of the Sept.
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But Levine tried to calm the criticism before the game.
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Lam said on Friday the criticism did not bother her.
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Poll: Clinton lead narrows in Iowa Is Clinton's criticism fair?
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That is: confident, in your face, seemingly unfazed by criticism.
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North Korea's action provoked a barrage of criticism and appeals.
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And Watson, after seeing the criticism, decided to fix that.
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Spicer has come under more criticism than ever of late.
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The criticism became widely associated with the Twitter hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.
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Some media commentators have pushed back against criticism of Persky.
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Police complain of staff shortages but also of unfair criticism.
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That kind of music journalism or criticism is so prefecty.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Bowing to criticism from the Singapore Exchange (SGXL.
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That isn't a value judgment, or even necessarily a criticism.
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Ellis apologized and instructed the jury to ignore his criticism.
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The court revoked that ruling in April after widespread criticism.
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But criticism mounted over the weekend and on Monday. Sen.
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I accept all of the criticism and I'll get better.
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The congressman responded to unrelenting criticism with candor and conviction.
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The move follows criticism from customers and privacy advocates. (Reuters)
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He also come under criticism for the men around him.
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He called himself "immune" to the criticism of their marriage.
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"Criticism for me, it's been a long ride," Kesha said.
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Despite the vocal criticism, Trump has still backed the bill.
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But he repeatedly came back to his criticism of Cruz.
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The police have resisted criticism they were slow to act.
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She initially received criticism for choosing to defend him. Oct.
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Partly because of that, we've earned our share of criticism.
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He's removed from criticism, and that is a huge thing.
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China consistently rejects any criticism of its human rights record.
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The executive order has received bipartisan backlash and international criticism.
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The Wanna Cry ransomware attack renewed criticism of this system.
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But she also responded to those who commented with criticism.
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Music criticism has an existential crisis about once per week.
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It's also meant avoiding criticism of Trump at all costs.
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Tuesday's event appeared to be designed to rebut that criticism.
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And yet the zoo did nothing until receiving international criticism.
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The UN's mode of governance is equally open to criticism.
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I could write music criticism and get the same thing.
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Much of the criticism is justified, though becoming less so.
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CHINA'S official statisticians attract plenty of criticism from baffled outsiders.
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The Senate rejected Bork, and Miers withdrew under intense criticism.
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The article received widespread criticism, including a tweet from Clinton.
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You're not watching the show when you read television criticism.
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His arrest has led to criticism of California's sanctuary laws.
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The comments drew widespread criticism from players and team owners.
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Criticism of Trump's plan from Congressional Republicans has been muted.
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That criticism led to a number of reforms in 2012.
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Snipes has come under intense criticism from Republican leaders. Gov.
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Vice President Pence doubled down on his criticism of Rep.
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It will expose you to criticism and anger from others.
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Should any institution in a democratic republic be above criticism?
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But it also works as a criticism of traditional maleness.
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Still, Mr. Trump expressed displeasure at criticism from his allies.
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Waters earned attention and criticism for the remarks from June.
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He included the hashtag #LowEnergyOversight, a criticism of the panel.
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Macri said he did not understand the criticism of Messi.
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He was also singled out repeatedly for criticism by Gawker.
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Bale's stint at Real is not exempt from criticism, though.
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Andina's proximity to glaciers has generated sharp criticism from environmentalists.
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Fox News's Ed Henry responded to Maher's criticism on Saturday.
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So why has China banned criticism of Putin on Weibo?
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Gabbana himself has, naturally, not shied away from the criticism.
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The move soon came under heavy criticism on social media.
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Balmer doesn't relent on his criticism of Carter's decisions here.
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In April Mr Xi even claimed to welcome criticism online.
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This week, Twitter and Periscope banned him after widespread criticism.
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But she's also learned not to take that criticism personally.
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My criticism of her is not personal, but rather institutional.
|
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The comment drew strong criticism from Trump's Republican colleague, Sen.
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That company has been subject to intense criticism from Sen.
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This is not just a criticism of the current administration.
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He included a new, if factually incorrect, criticism of Mrs.
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Mr. Trump, too, ratcheted down his criticism of Mr. Ryan.
|
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Still, he continues to face criticism from sometimes surprising quarters.
|
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His criticism, as Winston Churchill might say, was not agreeable.
|
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Trump has also faced criticism for his statements praising Putin.
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Thailand has strict laws against criticism of the royal family.
|
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But the cryptocurrency has also had a lot of criticism.
|
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Tech companies are fending off criticism from all political corners.
|
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Trump has drawn criticism even from some normally supportive media.
|
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The president repeatedly ramped up his criticism over the weekend.
|
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But Turkkan also dismissed the HDP's criticism of the incursion.
|
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And Tuesday's announcement acknowledges Mr. Litt's criticism to some extent.
|
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Theater criticism in political media is nothing new, of course.
|
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Twitter also had no shortage of criticism on the editorial.
|
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Sasse has maintained his criticism of Trump since the election.
|
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Much fanfare and criticism have accompanied the announcement of Rep.
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Criticism from his former colleagues didn't damage him at all.
|
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Shanann's family has been outspoken in their criticism of Chris.
|
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Giuliani, like Trump, has offered up scathing criticism of Comey.
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So we reject the criticism that this vote abandons Israel.
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The bridge has been plagued by criticism since its beginning.
|
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Romney was a fair target, given his criticism of Moore.
|
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Trump's tweet on Sunday was quickly met with bipartisan criticism.
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American criticism devoid of consequences can no longer be justified.
|
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Each criticism was a stinging blow that Watson stoically absorbed.
|
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Criticism was swift from the left side of the aisle.
|
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Of course, that's where the president himself deserves real criticism.
|
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With his performance obviously hindered, Rose was inundated by criticism.
|
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He assessed other criticism by comparison with his own abilities.
|
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That criticism is unfair, objected Stephanie Grisham, Melania Trump's spokeswoman.
|
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But some Twitter users were more serious in their criticism.
|
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Sessions' remarks sparked quick criticism from Hawaii's Democratic senators. Sen.
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Then he hunkers down for the barrage of public criticism.
|
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The illustrations accompanying the article in particular have drawn criticism.
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My only criticism was the placement of the holographic buttons.
|
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The Financial Times first reported Trump's muted criticism in June.
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His hopes for a unifying message were clouded by criticism.
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She has also faced criticism recently for tweeting conspiracy theories.
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Cain's nomination has already faced criticism from some senators. Sen.
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Criticism of the media has been central to their strategy.
|
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He became a lighting rod for criticism along the way.
|
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Is it truly worthy of the criticism we have seen?
|
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The move has already drawn major criticism from immigration activists.
|
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But Flake believes that the criticism won't be his undoing.
|
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But the criticism of the FTC is unfair and shortsighted.
|
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But the criticism was not equally fervent on both sides.
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" That criticism prompted King to pen "Letter from Birmingham Jail.
|
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But Melania Trump earlier this year brushed off the criticism.
|
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He went on to elaborate on his criticism of Sessions.
|
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But Facebook's AI efforts have been met with criticism, too.
|
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But Amazon has pushed back on the criticism of Rekognition.
|
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All were united in their criticism of President Donald Trump.
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Huawei has not shied from agreements that could draw criticism.
|
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One senior GOP member who did offer criticism was Sen.
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"Get in the habit of asking for criticism," he says.
|
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Chertoff's new appointment only confirms existing criticism of Freedom House.
|
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Criticism can also lead to the downfall of a marriage.
|
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Fiorentino drew both criticism and praise among investors on Thursday.
|
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Significant witnesses were given the opportunity to respond to criticism.
|
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The term "value stocks" has come under some criticism lately.
|
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Vice President Biden rejected criticism from Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
|
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However, bitcoin has also received its fair share of criticism.
|
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It comes amid mounting criticism of the investigation from conservatives.
|
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A government's spokesman said the criticism by BHC was unfounded.
|
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Trump's brand has also faced criticism over its overseas manufacturing.
|
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Now there are signs Mr. Lauder has heard the criticism.
|
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The decision was met with swift criticism from GOP officials.
|
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Bolsonaro and his allies have pushed back against the criticism.
|
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The $85 billion merger has attracted criticism from both parties.
|
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The allegations sparked criticism from the conservative Judicial Crisis Network.
|
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This has produced some criticism about moving the goal posts.
|
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Trump and his press secretary responded with their own criticism.
|
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Trump's criticism of the raid spilled onto Twitter Tuesday morning.
|
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That also sparked criticism from Democrats and some consumer groups.
|
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Oshin, a senior business major, feels such criticism is unfair.
|
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The comment drew a wave of criticism on social media.
|
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" For its part, Facebook told CNBC, "We take criticism seriously.
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" Davis on Tuesday night disputed Burr's criticism, calling it "inaccurate.
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It scrapped its first attempt in 85033 after public criticism.
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Trying to deflect criticism is not going to work anymore.
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They do not have tolerance for even the tiniest criticism.
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Bernhardt has routinely received criticism for apparent conflicts of interest.
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Branham, Soroka, and Wlezien say this criticism misses the point.
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Andrew M. Cuomo — and criticism of Adam Skelos's business associates.
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" Asked about Trump's tweeted criticism, Cornyn said: "Just say no.
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You've gotten a lot of criticism for writing this book.
|
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The decision was met with some criticism at the time.
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Trump has in the past faced criticism after attacking judges.
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The blockade also drew strong criticism from the United States.
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But that history hasn't tempered the criticism from GOP conservatives.
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Prizes for history, fiction, biography and criticism were also announced.
|
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The product garnered lots of criticism on Twitter, with Dictionary.
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Uber has been the focus of plenty of criticism lately.
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That speed obviously hasn't shaken off criticism against the AHCA.
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Both countries are very sensitive of any criticism about CPEC.
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It's this last comparison, though, that draws the heaviest criticism.
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There was, however, criticism of his handling of the issue.
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"I was a bit scared of the criticism," Joris admits.
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The notion has spawned both criticism and jokes from Ugandans.
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Was it intended as a criticism of that ephemerality then?
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Even abroad, Uber faces immense criticism — and perhaps additional scrutiny.
|
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But the criticism hasn't all been along partisan lines. Rep.
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But the app has also faced criticism from healthcare professionals.
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The Pope did not single out any country for criticism.
|
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Despite a string of victories, the CJTF has drawn criticism.
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I, for one, don't pay attention to reviews or criticism.
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She never breaks ranks, not even with a teasing criticism.
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Joel's music exists to me outside criticism; he just is.
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I don't say that merely with criticism of the police.
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This, unsurprisingly, drew quick criticism from groups like Planned Parenthood.
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I guess block criticism works when it's in your favor.
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Wasserman Schultz ignored O'Malley's criticism and got away with it.
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The legislation has also drawn criticism from the Saudi government.
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When you get criticism from me, there is an explanation.
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The company faced criticism for its lack of female leadership.
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North Korea has received global criticism for its missile launches.
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Clinton has dismissed criticism of the charity as politically motivated.
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They have been met with harsh criticism on both sides.
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Other mothers have been defending themselves against online criticism recently.
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The agreement met with immediate criticism from some advocacy groups.
|
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But it was also possible that his criticism was sincere.
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His criticism was collected in "Seen, Written: Selected Essays" (2011).
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Hill has continued criticism of Trump since her initial remarks.
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But the majority leader is no stranger to conservative criticism.
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They're always fighting the criticism that they're out of touch.
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" No such criticism could be applied to "Head Over Heels.
|
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Schumer later received criticism from progressives over those corporate relationships.
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Along the way, she has borne criticism for German overweening.
|
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Mr. Trump's announcement also drew criticism from some Senate Republicans.
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The online criticism has been vociferous from supporters of Sen.
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The deal had prompted withering criticism from Congress and FEMA.
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But we saw the criticism, agreed and removed the link.
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Some of her frank themes generated criticism; others generated praise.
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Mr. Trump did not include Mr. Paul in his criticism.
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Jerry Saltz was awarded the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism.
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She is known for her criticism of President Rodrigo Duterte.
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" Mr. Wooley was unrepentant, calling the criticism "a bit Orwellian.
|
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More damaging still was her criticism of his Brexit policy.
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It is a criticism that Feilding is well aware of.
|
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The criticism would be that CNN benefits from the attention.
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All have been particularly forthright in their criticism of Hindutva.
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These news outlets avoid any criticism of the Communist Party.
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Not much of that criticism is being heard right now.
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I have played a few poor games and received criticism.
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The commander's methods, in particular, began coming under intense criticism.
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The project's Russian backer, VEB, has also come under criticism.
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And some were blistering in their criticism of Mr. Erdogan.
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Please reach out if you have tips, comments or criticism.
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Its plans led to widespread criticism from Google's own employees.
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Nor was he immune to criticism from the far left.
|
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Mr. Stringer has previously drawn criticism for racially charged comments.
|
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Despite the criticism, the Egyptian government never opened an investigation.
|
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Much of the criticism has fallen on Mr. Johnson himself.
|
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He also turned some of his criticism to Jewish newspapers.
|
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News of the discussions drew criticism from tobacco prevention advocates.
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It's not a criticism; it's just the way he is.
|
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Some have been skeptical, and the criticism is not appreciated.
|
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Mr. Barr has come under criticism for sharing so little.
|
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But increasingly, the most vocal criticism is coming from Democrats.
|
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Criticism from religious conservatives about the family's beliefs ramped up.
|
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Enough, in fact, that the story can withstand some criticism.
|
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And President Trump has chafed at criticism from Chamber officials.
|
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The practice has attracted criticism from progressive Democrats like Rep.
|
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Republicans have faced criticism for their messaging during the crisis.
|
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His mention of "Wuhan virus" drew criticism, including from Rep.
|
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So far, the queen has been largely immune from criticism.
|
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It's not unusual for countries to balk at external criticism.
|
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I'm not saying that as a criticism — quite the opposite.
|
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Apple has not entirely escaped criticism in the Trump era.
|
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Criticism of the decision was swift from other corners, however.
|
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But inside Facebook, her approach had begun to draw criticism.
|
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The criticism has prompted some in Singapore to double down.
|
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The impeachment threat has drawn sharp criticism from some quarters.
|
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"I've gotten some harsh criticism from some Christians," Ericksen says.
|
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Social media didn't hold back with criticism about the video.
|
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Their jailing spurred international criticism and protests in Hong Kong.
|
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Predictably, government censors rushed to block criticism of the decision.
|
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We undercut our criticism of despots elsewhere in the world.
|
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The moves come after widespread criticism of Airbnb by hosts.
|
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Still, for all the criticism, some have defended his intentions.
|
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Earlier efforts to sleuth out streaming ratings have faced criticism.
|
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State Street did not comment specifically on the Fed's criticism.
|
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Beyond media criticism, what lessons could donors expect to glean?
|
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It wasn't sophisticated literary criticism, but that wasn't the point.
|
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And should a letter like Alam's inoculate him from criticism?
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The CTA drew widespread criticism for revoking Lora DiCarlo's award.
|
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Nor is it straight art criticism or even straight memoir.
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February 12: Criticism of Trump's influence over the DOJ continues.
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His administration faced widespread criticism for failing to restore order.
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The president's use of the word Tuesday drew immediate criticism.
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To deflect criticism from Mr. Trump's own sorry environmental record?
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Yet not all criticism made it through the great firewall.
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The speech did little to quell criticism of the company.
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Related: After intense criticism from China, Apple took down HKmap.
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And her record on the issue is not above criticism.
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His remarks Wednesday drew immediate and fierce criticism from Sen.
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Criticism of these gaffes was widespread in the W.N.B.A. community.
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Several Trump Cabinet members have faced criticism for their travels.
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Propaganda, now, can unwittingly become a sly form of criticism.
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An aide said Sanders might address the criticism head on.
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The stringent measures placed on Hubei have also attracted criticism.
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He was also risking more criticism over his bullpen strategy.
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The acrylic and polyester head drew criticism from game spectators.
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I never heard even a hint, a word of criticism.
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It is a message with an implicit criticism of Clinton.
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That's not a criticism; that mess is fun for audiophiles.
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So he looked for a way to dilute the criticism.
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In a later tweet, Trump doubled down on his criticism.
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The US issued a stern criticism of the President's actions.
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Gohmert said that neither Obama nor Trump handle criticism well.
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He was facing strong criticism over the war in Vietnam.
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Trump's criticism over the closure of Ohio General Motors plant.
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Trump's criticism seemed to galvanize the league's players and coaches.
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But some GOP strategists have been unsparing with their criticism.
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Former members of the Obama administration leveled criticism at Sen.
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The Kochs, he said, deflected criticism by presenting upbeat messages.
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The lyrics have drawn heavy criticism from the LGBTQ community.
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On Sunday, Trump ramped up his criticism of NFL players.
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She joked that the criticism came down to her face.
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The measure attracted criticism and support from across the country.
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Harsh criticism of Trump's statement came from bipartisan sources. Sen.
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Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic House leader, tweeted criticism of Trump.
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But the system did not want to hear constructive criticism.
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Trump's chief of staff, said they were bracing for criticism.
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They've also faced criticism for partnering with ethically questionable companies.
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Why did his tweet garner so much outrage and criticism?
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The criticism is that Mr. Tillerson has neglected other priorities.
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In response to the MIT report, Wyden offered harsh criticism.
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There will continue to be criticism from the President's supporters.
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Yet both governments have faced criticism for not doing enough.
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" Edwards returned the criticism after Kennedy's announcement, saying "For Sen.
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There has also been criticism of Instagram within the industry.
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The remark was almost immediately met with criticism on Twitter.
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Brassac's criticism earned a rebuke from many involved in fintech.
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The study earned applause from some and criticism from others.
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He was caught on camera rolling his eyes at criticism.
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Chris Christie's performance, he addressed criticism on a radio show.
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The budget request prompted harsh criticism from Democrats, and Sen.
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Yes, despite all the criticism, Silicon Valley continues to expand.
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The move drew criticism from both sides of the aisle.
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"Public criticism or pressure is not a factor," she added.
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She was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1998.
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The only exception was the criticism that came from Trump.
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She dismissed much of the criticism as a smear campaign.
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The editorial, he said, divided readers -- but support outweighed criticism.
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So some criticism of her is certainly to be expected.
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In Washington, opponents of the aircraft sales intensified their criticism.
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But the deduction has also faced criticism, particularly from Democrats.
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The announcement garnered some initial criticism on Twitter and Facebook.
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Criticism of federal sentencing policy long predates the Trump administration.
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Officials in Bavaria have suggested that the criticism is unfair.
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Poorly defined policies are another major criticism of the opposition.
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For weeks the account has posted criticism of the administration.
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Twenge's conclusions have come up against criticism in the past.
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That was when he levied his own criticism at Wilson.
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They don't need the negative criticism on a particular movie.
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But the bill has come under criticism from some quarters.
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They've endured withering criticism from the right over their activism.
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Criticism, for that matter, can sin in generosity as well.
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It drew immediate criticism and an apology from the organization.
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But the technique has drawn criticism from viewers and writers.
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Mr. Comey's handling of the inquiry came under broad criticism.
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Some of that criticism is fair but some is not.
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On the other hand, some of the criticism is justified.
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It's apparent the president does not take criticism very well.
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He is renowned for his criticism of the Sisi government.
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The plan faced criticism, however, including from the United States.
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After he became president, neither he nor the criticism stopped.
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Sweden bristled over Mr. Trump's criticism of its refugee policy.
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Alito hasn't gone to the event since Obama's 2010 criticism.
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He also pushed back on the criticism directed at him.
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Facebook is facing criticism once again for its advertising policy.
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So what explains the disproportionate criticism and erasure of Sanders?
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Ryan spokesman Doug Andres called the White House's criticism unwarranted.
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TV on Wednesday, reiterating her previous criticism of the DNC.
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Mr. Comey's statements on Monday brought immediate criticism from Mrs.
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This is not to say that the firm escaped criticism.
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But his long record also opens Biden up to criticism.
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Not surprisingly, Ukraine has met its fair share of criticism.
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Yet the president spared Russia itself from his harshest criticism.
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The allegations about Nordea's activities has prompted criticism from politicians.
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Trump's comments Tuesday drew criticism from lawmakers of both parties.
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On "CBS This Morning," Cruz was asked about Bratton's criticism.
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Weinstein's tweet drew criticism from others in the technology industry.
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When the works are in public, they can attract criticism.
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These efforts could help temper environmental criticism against the company.
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Their criticism fundamentally mischaracterizes what is happening at the border.
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Criticism can be constructive — and that's not an alternative fact.
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It's demoralizing to be confronted with such criticism and aggressions.
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Brown's faced a torrent of criticism on social media before.
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Live television appearances have exposed party leaders to public criticism.
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Trump later backtracked after criticism from both Republicans and Democrats.
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But constructive criticism is not only legitimate, it is salutary.
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Neither is the growing chorus of criticism of the effort.
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Trump is also facing mounting criticism from his own party.
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Skydance's decision to hire Lasseter was met with immediate criticism.
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Is this a fair or even useful line of criticism?
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"Public criticism or pressure is not a factor," Howell said.
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"Sexual Politics" combined literary criticism, historical analysis and passionate polemic.
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Perspective: British leaders have come under sharp criticism over Brexit.
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Instead, the advocates have aimed sharp criticism at both politicians.
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I'm curious how you respond to that line of criticism.
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They didn't want to hear the criticism against police brutality.
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China has been angered by Western criticism of the bill.
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It's unclear why Decathlon became the focus of such criticism.
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They can't take criticism and they don't learn from experience.
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She stopped short of harsh criticism, and didn't name Damore.
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The culture of internet book criticism is passionate and intense.
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We knew that hosting the debate would invite such criticism.
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The senator says he's used to those kinds of criticism.
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The team has occasionally seemed to lash out at criticism.
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And, hey, that sounds a lot like criticism to me.
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Smaller exercises have continued, however, drawing regular criticism from Pyongyang.
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Good facts make for better criticism, it seems to me.
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But Trump halted the practice last month after intense criticism.
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This view conflates criticism with prosecution and discomfort with oppression.
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It is inevitable that criticism will arise from this moment.
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The age of "fake news" is coming for film criticism.
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But that criticism is the saving grace of our democracy.
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You used to get criticism for going soft on Uber.
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Trump's mocking reference has drawn criticism from Native American groups.
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Zuma has previously espoused conspiracy theories to deflect from criticism.
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The city's lawsuit was quickly withdrawn after receiving heavy criticism.
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IAMs have long come in for criticism from other economists.
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Some of the criticism of the paper has been unfair.
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In Bad Gyal's case, that opens her up to criticism.
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Heavy criticism from southern nations forced the ECB to rethink its proposal and while no fundamental change in the proposal is likely, the ECB is expected to refine its text to fend off criticism.
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We've worked as a hub for games criticism for the past 8 years, and are supported by our community of readers on Patreon (Critical Distance is creating a community resource for game criticism | Patreon).
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Now, Democrats are more accustomed to being on the receiving end of this kind of tactic, as Bush-era conservatives often tried to paint strident criticism of administration policy as criticism of American soldiers.
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White House spokesman Hogan Gidley, asked specifically about Schumer's criticism, argued that the diverted FEMA funds will have no bearing on preparedness and recovery efforts before turning the criticism around to Puerto Rican leaders.
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It would start with harsh criticism in a majority opinion or two, and it would end with a decision overruling Roe that relied on the earlier criticism as proof that it had been undermined.
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Using a sledgehammer to solve problems that require only a scalpel is a criticism that has often been leveled at progressives by Republicans, a criticism that has begun to stick in an election year.
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Ignoring the criticism Agents and employees in the field have tried to ignore the political criticism and constant headlines, and some are disappointed in the actions of past FBI leadership, an agent told CNN.
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Aligned with Trump on Fed criticism Shelton, a former economic adviser for the 2016 Trump campaign, has also recently advocated for interest rate cuts, echoing the President's criticism of his own Fed chairman, Jerome Powell.
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"He got a little emotional and he said that any attack, or any criticism, of his 'brothers and sisters of the robe" is an attack or criticism on everybody wearing the robe as a job.
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If it is doing exactly what it was designed to do—reflecting the current state of literary criticism—then the real problem is that literary criticism, like America's universities, is suffering from severe grade inflation.
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The study authors surveyed 475 moms with at least one child aged 0 to 5, asking who they were criticized by, how often they experienced criticism, and what the criticism was about, amongst other things.
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But my criticism of your podcast and, by the way my criticism also of Murray, and this is useful, because I can work backwards through your answer here, is not that you didn't excuse yourself.
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One thing that's really drawn criticism — unfounded criticism, I think — is that in the first episode, Naz does a bunch of things that seem stupid to us because his actions seem to lack common sense.
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King has repeatedly dismissed the criticism against him as attacks by the media, and won reelection this week by single-digits after criticism of his past comments sparked a wave of fundraising for his opponent.
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For years a narrative of the 1% vs the 99%, criticism of tax avoidance, and the polarisation of the employment and property markets has focused criticism on whether wealthy people deserve the money they make.
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Nine years later, Marshall argued that the criticism was pure nonsense.
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Twice the Bachelorette faced criticism for hiring contestants with questionable views.
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But his efforts have not been enough to stave off criticism.
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But Johnson brushed off such criticism about his public speaking skills.
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The biggest criticism is that, compared to options like Massachusetts Sen.
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Jerusalem's mayor, Nir Barkat, pre-empted Mr. Netanyahu in his criticism.
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Despite getting criticism from unlikely sources, Wolf stood by her words.
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Trump tweeted criticism of both Streep and Kovaleski on Monday morning.
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Criticism of Germany's trade surplus, however, is not unique to Trump.
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But another criticism from the White House erased all those gains.
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" He says "there's been almost no criticism from the local community.
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But his admission did little to cut off criticism from Rep.
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The criticism some reviewers leveled at it is also familiar to
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A daughter's defense Porsha Cummings takes the criticism of Paulette personally.
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Breslin was sparse with his praise, and generous with his criticism.
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The offhand remark, perhaps an attempt at levity, drew swift criticism.
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The U.S. criticism "does not accord with the facts", he added.
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By tweaking Duplex, Google puts to rest some of that criticism.
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It all seems more like theater criticism than serious political analysis.
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" O'Neal dismissed any criticism of Simmons being too passive as "nonsense.
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Shares of the retailer fell 0.7 percent after the president's criticism.
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Game Maker's Toolkit offers video game criticism from a developer's perspective.
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Word of Trump's pick immediately drew criticism from the left. Sen.
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Even the Tesla CEO himself recently said it's a fair criticism.
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Unfortunately, the Proactiv campaign has only led to more internet criticism.
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Dancing also requires the ability to take criticism and apply it.
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This isn't to say that the Parkland students haven't received criticism.
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But he acknowledged the industry was at the center of criticism.
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What do you make of this harsh criticism from Hollywood types?
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Criticism delivered from a purported moral high ground deserves special scrutiny.
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There have been three main defenses to this line of criticism.
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And his prior criticism of Japanese trade practices was also absent.
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Styron himself received his fair share of criticism during his lifetime.
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How do you respond to criticism about Tessa and Hardin's relationship?
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That doesn&apost mean though that the press is beyond criticism.
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Democratic President Barack Obama has faced criticism for using executive action.
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He said that the comment was not a criticism of Trump.
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Comey has been under heavy criticism from Trump and his team
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The Senate's passage of the bill was met with quick criticism.
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He has recently stepped up criticism of Zuma's scandal-plagued government.
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People have called them nasty and blasted their sometimes harsh criticism.
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In response to criticism that the judge was "mediocre," Republican Sen.
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"I've been dealing with criticism since I was 17," she said.
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For her part, Zimmerman's bitten back against the criticism she's gotten.
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Bridenstine has received tons of criticism leading up to the vote.
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He's since stopped taking contributions from pharmaceutical companies after public criticism.
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Both Mei and Aurthur have received criticism for their respective pieces.
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And I do know there has been criticism from both parties.
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They are fair game for criticism as top White House officials.
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Look for changes in sleep patterns, self-criticism, frustration and anger.
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Neither man handles criticism well, as demonstrated by their emotional outbursts.
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But by singling them out for criticism, he's also elevated them.
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Obama's criticism echoes similar condemnations issued by members of his cabinet.
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It's faced international criticism for surveillance operations in Tibet and Xinjiang.
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