China's government does its best to distinguish between useful criticisms (the kinds of criticisms that help them figure out how to satisfy the citizenry) and dangerous criticisms (the kinds of criticisms that might lead to mass protest events).
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Sanders was withering in his criticisms, but the criticisms were almost all familiar.
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You have to listen to the criticisms but you can't let the criticisms define you.
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He casts Trump's criticisms of the current state of American politics as criticisms of the American ideal itself.
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He is usually careful to avoid direct criticisms of a government during his international trips, though he does regularly make implicit criticisms.
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But over the course of the suit, it became hard to tell where criticisms of DAPA ended and criticisms of DACA began.
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All of those are pretty strong and ugly criticisms, but they're criticisms of a politician — of the most powerful man in the world, in fact.
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"I have read criticisms and heard criticisms of the idea of this song by people who say it's nonsense, we are all alone," he says.
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Supporters of McCain shrug off his criticisms of Trump, arguing they are no different from his public criticisms of President George W. Bush and President Obama.
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One of the biggest criticisms that gets thrown at St. Vincent is that she takes herself too seriously, but this video could easily dispel those criticisms.
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In Warren's case especially, the answer felt like a response to criticisms that she is "angry" or "unlikable" — criticisms male candidates haven't faced in the same way.
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While the exiled Cuba of Miami often condemns any criticisms of the United States because they echo Castro's, the leaders of Communist Cuba criminalize any criticisms of themselves.
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The reaction to criticisms of the National Climate Assessment report and criticisms of climate orthodoxy appear to be examples of confirmation bias as described by Nickerson and Tuchman.
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"I really don't care about the criticisms of people who don't know my case," Giuliani said Tuesday, defending his work for the president from criticisms from Bossert and others.
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Whether or not these spurious criticisms apply — to individuals?
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Take the criticisms made of Clinton and turn them around.
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Government intervention soon followed on the heels of online criticisms.
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Other Democrats were harsher in their criticisms, with California Rep.
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Funny criticisms are often solace for a weary soul. What's
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Obama has made unspecific criticisms of Trump in the past.
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While some ignored Grace in their criticisms, others demonized her.
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But that didn't ease her other criticisms of his agency.
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But whatever the criticisms are, WW's new image is working.
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Censors rapidly shut down their criticisms of Mr Xi's gesture.
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One wonders how many times Thurber himself received such criticisms.
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Their response to the crisis has called forth old criticisms.
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Trump's broadbrush criticisms of Muslims is one source of worry.
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Tester responded to Trump's criticisms in a statement on Saturday.
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I felt so trapped and so vulnerable to his criticisms.
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Amazon's reply to Sanders's criticisms missed a few key details.
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"It's not intentional," said Turner, upon learning about the criticisms.
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Meanwhile, Trump's criticisms of Germany's NATO contributions is nothing new.
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The comments largely mimicked the president's own criticisms of Reps.
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We each have criticisms of the other's methods and objectives.
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"So I'm not worried about criticisms, attacks or popularity ratings".
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But in a way these criticisms miss the bigger picture.
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The company's Facebook page has also been inundated with criticisms.
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Jokes and criticisms immediately flooded Twitter when the trailer hit.
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So Trump has repeatedly targeted Hill with his own criticisms.
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They are likely to push back hard against Democratic criticisms.
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The downtime problemTop among Gartner's criticisms is too much downtime.
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Kamala Harris traded sharp criticisms over each other, and Sen.
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People were using words like gay as criticisms of people.
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General Motors declined to answer specific questions about those criticisms.
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It was not immediately clear what criticisms Williamson was addressing.
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Despite these criticisms, there are others who defend the data.
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Why isn't antifa more responsive to criticisms about its tactics?
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Democrats say Trump's public criticisms give adversaries an upper hand.
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Jones will put out a robocall featuring Shelby's criticisms today.
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Both these criticisms fail to acknowledge the power of pretense.
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But such criticisms are unlikely to ruffle the Chinese government.
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Some directly respond to criticisms offered by a Democratic rival.
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Yet even Cuomo's indirect criticisms were enough to rankle Trump.
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His criticisms began during his performance in the confirmation process.
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But the idea has also faced criticisms from some candidates.
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She often misinterprets things I say as criticisms of her.
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AGAINST MEMOIR Complaints, Confessions & Criticisms By Michelle Tea 319 pp.
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She often posts harsh criticisms of the kingdom on Twitter.
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Such criticisms might put jurors' safety at risk, Jackson said.
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When asked about Warren's criticisms Monday, Trump jabbed right back.
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Ms. Rowling appears unlikely to refrain from posting future criticisms.
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Mr. Lundberg conceded the criticisms but said they were outdated.
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The criticisms levied at her about Assad are 1000% valid.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts brought those criticisms to the stage.
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Her sharp criticisms at times drew gasps from the audience.
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Absolutely. But there are two valid criticisms of his proposal.
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On Friday, she leveled her criticisms at the Trump administration.
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Those criticisms are still being leveled at Modi's party today.
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And the criticisms of her work for Donald J. Trump.
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Jake Paul seems unfazed, and even amused by, the criticisms.
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Many of the criticisms of the new findings are technical.
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Wolfson said he understood all the criticisms of Bloomberg's path.
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And some of the criticisms of cloud gaming are unfair.
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Stoll's criticisms of the market economy are sometimes needlessly polemic.
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Criticisms intensified after the party's failed effort to repeal Obamacare.
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But questions and criticisms about the strike being "privileged" persist.
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So riding high on a wave of then-unprecedented small-dollar donations and positive media coverage, McCain's criticisms of Bush during the primary became increasingly broad criticisms of the larger universe of conservative politics.
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Trump tweeted Sunday in response to criticisms last week from Sen.
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Despite such criticisms, American women have generally been supportive of #MeToo.
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Some of Mattis&apos predecessors were even stronger in their criticisms.
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SO, SOME OF THE CRITICISMS I FIND TO BE ALMOST ABHORENT.
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Review your own year and contemplate what criticisms you might get.
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However, Cristea's criticisms weren't echoed by other experts I spoke to.
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Consumer Reports has walked back its initial criticisms of Apple's MacBook.
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Listen, there are ample criticisms to be levied against this move.
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Some comments took their criticisms too far and harassed the couple.
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Two independent psychologists, however, agreed with Wade's criticisms of the paper.
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With iPadOS, most of those criticisms are getting put to rest.
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Strzok and Page's criticisms of Trump and other politicians were numerous.
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Even when such criticisms are well-meaning, they miss the point.
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These are different from the kinds of criticisms they often face.
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Why, just last week, she spewed criticisms about Radziwill to Medley.
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Some of the criticisms around Glass included its design and usability.
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Kellyanne Conway has never publicly addressed her husband's criticisms of Trump.
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There are plenty of good-faith criticisms of the 1631 strategy.
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Others simply thought this was Twitter's response to such public criticisms.
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The whole exchange seemed to encapsulate your criticisms of the left.
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Finances lie at the heart of the criticisms of both companies.
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And while they defended their city, some had criticisms for Trump.
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Despite his public criticisms, Trump has found OPEC useful at times.
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This is one of the biggest criticisms of white-collar boxing.
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And this is why the criticisms of the cathedral are misplaced.
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Whether other lawmakers seize on those criticisms remains to be seen.
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Its criticisms are a mix of reasonable objections and straw men.
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Certainly, many of the criticisms of the ACA are well earned.
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But the police commissioner also had criticisms for the justice system.
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Cotter's thinking and Edmonds' nudity-free photograph also echo earlier criticisms.
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In 2017, such criticisms have been relegated to the luddite realm.
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Heller's criticisms of it, on the other hand, align with Democrats'.
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They're the sort of criticisms that a movie could potentially address.
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Those criticisms have grown louder as retaliatory tariffs have been unveiled.
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The first set of criticisms elides the boardroom with the barroom.
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But case selection exposes you to another unique set of criticisms.
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Clinton's criticisms of Mr. Obama during the bitter Democratic primary race.
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A spokeswoman said it had no further comment on any criticisms.
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No candidate has been more vocal in his criticisms than Bullock.
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CMS declined my request for an interview to discuss the criticisms.
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A spokesperson for McConnell declined to respond publicly to the criticisms.
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Still, some Republicans outside the Senate say Trump's criticisms are justified.
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Many of the most bitter criticisms have come from other women.
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Many of the criticisms of Trump were also thrown at Reagan.
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" Torres shot back at the criticisms of the bill, saying: "Mr.
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Here are some of the main criticisms leveled at the reform.
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Through that, I learned how to cope with criticisms of medication.
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I understand there are legitimate criticisms of the college overtime rule.
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One of Hunt's criticisms of Trump is the company he keeps.
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Clinton spoke, his show ran a long segment on her criticisms.
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Some experts warn that these criticisms could threaten the Fed's independence.
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Jill Ellis, the team's coach, addressed the criticisms after the game.
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Lee has been plagued by the same criticisms throughout his career.
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The new paper addresses several serious criticisms of the original claim.
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All of us in the media should grapple with their criticisms.
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The company has seen an outpouring of support since the criticisms.
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He subsequently backed off amid a flurry of criticisms from investors.
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Mr. Trump, however, has reduced these criticisms to a nonsensical claim.
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Would you say that his criticisms guided you in any way?
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Whatever criticisms there were of Season 4, it was remarkably prescient.
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One of the harshest criticisms came from Corker's Tennessee colleague, Sen.
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But Bloomberg didn't address any of their criticisms, and wouldn't budge.
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However, Kanye's criticisms did not go over well with his wife.
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" The former EPA employees in their letter echoed similar criticisms. "Mr.
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The newspaper reported that aides have documented criticisms made by Sen.
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ANONYMOUS Start by breaking down this litany of criticisms a bit.
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But none of this affects whether he's entitled to his criticisms.
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"Sometimes, he has small criticisms of the government," Mr. Zhan said.
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His criticisms of finance and warnings about inequality are proto-Piketty.
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Other criticisms included a "rubbery" quality and a lack of acidity.
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During Republican questioning, Vindman was asked to respond to Morrison's criticisms.
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Most of the time, he knows that they're gross, misogynistic criticisms.
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And on Sunday, three GOP senators added to the criticisms. Sen.
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Trump reiterated his criticisms of former Vice President Joe Biden's stamina.
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Wheeler issued his own criticisms of the OIG's treatment of Jackson.
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Despite her criticisms, Ms. Gabbard does still support the impeachment inquiry.
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"In the political world, there's going to be criticisms," she said.
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It wouldn't surprise me if she shared your criticisms with him.
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So he extends his criticisms to the social and political realm.
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Those minor criticisms couldn't have affected me so negatively, could they?
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To be clear, I have no shortage of criticisms of CreateNYC.
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Some police officers might feel many of the criticisms are unfair.
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But they are not criticisms you make in a Republican debate.
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Reines swats away the usual criticisms of Clinton's campaign, dismissing its tactical (not campaigning in Wisconsin) and personal (all that Clinton baggage) issues as being immaterial because similar criticisms were thrown at Al Gore and John Kerry.
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Mr. Sanders was pressed on those criticisms during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday" and argued that the current system was unsustainable, implicitly offering his own criticisms of the program erected by Mr. Obama from the left.
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Criticisms of Nothing More's music or aesthetic also feel a bit unfair.
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Runaways has come under two specific, distinct criticisms since it first debuted.
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These all feel like direct responses to criticisms Intel has faced lately.
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That was one of the criticisms that was leveled at him today.
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His criticisms, which are worth hearing, include: These aren't necessarily fatal objections.
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Any specific and pointed criticisms should be held off for future debates.
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There's all kinds of criticisms, even at the time it came out.
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Koob told STAT that his criticisms were based on legitimate scientific objections.
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YouTube executives addressed top criticisms during a session they hosted at VidCon.
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DLC had the institutional and financial firepower to slough off these criticisms
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Johnson pushed back on criticisms of her office during the press conference.
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But the president shouldn't expect Powell to respond to his criticisms now.
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Pupils' criticisms of their country's politics and governance may be perfectly legitimate.
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Moreover, the criticisms most often levelled at Mrs Clinton are plainly sexist.
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They may be valid criticisms of media, of film and television depictions.
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But then, those criticisms apply to every Wear OS smartwatch available today.
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All these were reasonable criticisms of Clinton that scored to some extent.
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Mueller, for the most part, declined to push back on their criticisms.
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Absent from Trump's myriad criticisms of Obama has been anything about debt.
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The attacks on the opposition, however, concealed subtler criticisms of Theresa May.
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The government says that it has been taking account of such criticisms.
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Shaun T won't stand for criticisms of his or anyone else's sexuality.
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He responded to some of the foundation's criticisms for its focus areas.
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Indeed, the criticisms of Ms Devos's reforms are generally light on specifics.
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Key criticisms Lacks detail how high quality child care will be ensured.
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In a statement, he made the same criticisms of the current bill.
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Chris Christie and Fox News political analyst Brit Hume's criticisms of Trump: .
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And some are just plain criticisms of the singer and her music.
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But there's something worth keeping in mind about each of these criticisms.
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DeepMind and Google have taken steps to respond to these criticisms already.
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Reporters have questioned Powell repeatedly on what influence Trump's criticisms have had.
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Duterte has in turn rebuked the United States and rejected the criticisms.
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The Europeans do not disagree with these criticisms of the Iran deal.
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Yet this is also one of the biggest criticisms against the film.
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Sanders and his supporters would acknowledge just how many of these criticisms
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Though he spoke mostly in generalities, his criticisms clearly struck a chord.
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The process is repeated again and again until all criticisms are answered.
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Johnson said criminals feel empowered and emboldened by recent criticisms of police.
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But in general, both praise and criticisms of the law are accurate.
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Even the strongest criticisms of the UN in the speech were snoozers.
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Recently, though, he decided to broaden his criticisms to a new platform.
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But Democrats have seen those criticisms as efforts to target climate science.
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She's channeled that experience in her criticisms of the Trump administration recently.
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There are more fight-related criticisms of his coaching acumen as well.
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Those criticisms continued and intensified over the course of the next year.
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It is no good to simply offer criticisms and no solutions though.
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While well-intentioned, these criticisms elide an important thread of U.S. history.
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Citigroup is lobbying its shareholders to ignore criticisms of its pay policies.
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But suddenly the GOP that was fine with those criticisms is outraged.
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But the FTC's acting Republican chairman, Maureen Ohlhausen, has dismissed those criticisms.
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Facebook's "trending" topics section had become a focal point of such criticisms.
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But some of the criticisms are not valid, he said on Wednesday.
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Then, "there were lots of criticisms of the WHO response," Schuchat said.
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Despite these small criticisms, the study is "clearly well done," Giovino said.
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But diplomats from several countries including the United States issued stinging criticisms.
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But setting aside those criticisms, a strand of the conversation turned unpleasant.
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Mr. Assange has at times offered mild criticisms of the Putin government.
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To show my cards again: Criticisms aside, I am moved by those
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Calvert's colleagues on both sides of the aisle piled on his criticisms.
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Jamison, also affiliated with AEI, has shared his criticisms of the rules.
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But these criticisms are for another day -- pretty much any other day.
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And Corker is probably the absolute worst Republican to make these criticisms.
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A spokesman for the Koch Network responded to the president&aposs criticisms.
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On these sites he listed numerous criticisms against Bear Stearns and EMC.
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And people write their criticisms on the back, which everyone can read.
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What makes Flake's rendition unique is the irreducible nature of his criticisms.
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S. relations by making groundless criticisms about Chinese trade and security issues.
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And Monday's blasts reflected the jihadists' biggest criticisms of the Saudi state.
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Ferrero's Nutella USA confirmed the recipe changed in tweets responding to criticisms.
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Like any investment strategy, there are some criticisms of hedge fund conversions.
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The state-run news media rarely airs criticisms of the detention system.
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Mr. Trump's repeated criticisms of the caravan since its inception on Oct.
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Mr. Buffett did not expand on his recent criticisms of tax cuts.
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But whatever her self-criticisms, her talent was apparent from the start.
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The criticisms we were getting, a lot of them were probably accurate.
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"I do understand the negative criticisms about them being here," she added.
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Policy-minded conservatives have serious criticisms of President Obama's health care law.
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But it puts a lie to price-based criticisms of the monarchy.
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For example, it's important to take criticisms with a grain of salt.
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Mr. Powell has said the president's criticisms won't influence the bank's decisions.
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The disappointments of these early studies fueled public criticisms of precision medicine.
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As the demand for new emojis surged, so, too, did the criticisms.
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The marches' skeptics leveled a variety of criticisms against participants and organizers.
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Criticisms from other Democrats have begun and will escalate: South Bend, Ind.
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She dismissed these criticisms, as she did the entire European Union project.
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Facebook has so far been silent in response to the renewed criticisms.
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But these criticisms fail to recognize that this issue is being resolved.
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"The criticisms are just a failure of the imagination," said Tyler Winklevoss.
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White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah downplayed criticisms of Kelly's manner.
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Since Corker's criticisms, several other Republican senators have echoed his concerns. Sen.
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Even criticisms of such false claims serve to amplify the original message.
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Biden spent Monday seemingly answering the criticisms that have plagued his candidacy.
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He cited criticisms of the bill from prominent liberal think tanks. Rep.
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This became one of the primary criticisms Shinkai received about the movie.
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Their thoughts and criticisms are instrumental to your growth as an individual.
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While these criticisms are valid, they are missing a much bigger picture.
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But this concession also exposed her to potential criticisms of legislative kickbacks.
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There were certain criticisms made of us, early on, that felt unfair.
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These criticisms have been flagged by other Democratic presidential contenders as well.
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Mr. Trump's repeated criticisms of Senate process also have rankled Republican leaders.
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And despite sharp criticisms of Lincoln, most supported his election in 1860.
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"That always has always been one of the major criticisms," said Meissner.
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Part of President Trump's appeal reflected his criticisms of America's entanglements abroad.
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But his criticisms came in 1998 — six years after Bush left office.
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This story details those criticisms and speaks to why YouTube reversed course.
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Plenty of the criticisms, according to Duca, are just bad-faith arguments.
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Trump also says San Juan's mayor is being "nasty" with her criticisms.
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A number of outlets published criticisms of this move, including The Hill.
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So, too, does the contrast with Mr Trump that such criticisms raise.
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The idea faces a number of criticisms, practical as well as ideological.
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"The time for whispered criticisms and quiet snickering is over," Gerson writes.
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Ackman, 51, began voicing his criticisms of ADP's performance in late August.
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All of these criticisms are valid and present issues to be vetted.
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Constant criticisms and hostility are not the way to make that happen.
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Lindsey Graham, Mnuchin downplayed those criticisms of the White House on Sunday.
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But he bridled at criticisms of his country's dire human rights record.
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Sure, Sanders's new criticisms of closed primaries may be a bit opportunistic.
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After Nike's new campaign announcement, they directed these criticisms at the company.
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A Sirin Labs spokesperson declined to comment on criticisms of IOTA's architecture.
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In response, police in 2015 sometimes leveled their own criticisms and protests.
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And his criticisms of the press have proved particularly alarming to some.
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The criticisms have long been resolved with the European Commission, government officials argue.
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There are all kinds of legitimate criticisms to be leveled at the process.
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For all of the criticisms Moore lobs at America, it's revealing that his
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We hear these criticisms from the pompous pearl-clutchers of the international elite.
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But Barr gave no indication of his past criticisms of Mueller on Wednesday.
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Season 3 is just Pizzolatto falling back, and giving in to the criticisms.
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If he wants Trump's favor, he has to minimize or downplay those criticisms.
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Moments later, he re-discovered his sharp tongue and began tweeting criticisms back.
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You also chide me for failing to deal adequately with criticisms of Smith.
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More recently, the administration has raised criticisms over the NBA's relationship with China.
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" Liz Bowman, an E.P.A. spokeswoman, disputed the criticisms of the agency's work. "E.
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" On Tuesday, Trump tried to quell the controversy, saying his criticisms were "misconstrued.
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Trump's comments on Twitter reiterated criticisms he made on Thursday about the company.
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Such archaic criticisms directly contradict everything the art of drag itself stands for.
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Please comment on this so that your reactions, suggestions, and criticisms are seen.
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This exposes the gay community to a million tired old criticisms and conspiracies.
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As for Pence, he had his own good moments with criticisms of Clinton.
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Cardi's criticisms of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements didn't stop with exclusion.
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These criticisms don't seem to be taken seriously by many in Sanders's camp.
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Most criticisms of the intervention, even with the benefit of hindsight, fall short.
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That perspective makes it easier to counter criticisms and remain steadfast behind him.
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Palihapitiya's criticisms were aimed not only at Facebook, but the wider online ecosystem.
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" He also slammed Rycroft's criticisms of Russia's government as "not diplomatic" and "lies.
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But the Pentagon's private assessment matches lawmakers' public criticisms of Trump's budget plan.
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I'm also curious how (or if) the game will address the stereotyping criticisms.
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The comments drew some of the harshest criticisms from Biden's rivals yet. Sen.
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That is why Trump and Pompeo do not like criticisms of this agreement.
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His criticisms mostly concerned the Labour leader's lack of managerial and presentational smarts.
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The criticisms may also not be playing well with some officeholders in Utah.
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But the minority leader has defended herself against similar criticisms in the past.
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The recent attacks on Manigault-Newman manage to include all of these criticisms.
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Rajoy said his party would appeal the ruling and dismissed the judge's criticisms.
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Despite these criticisms, Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly has supported the project.
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He did not, however, make any direct criticisms of the Trump administration's policies.
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And he had spent weeks hammering Cruz with criticisms while campaigning in Iowa.
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Two criticisms were prominent, and a third perennial issue also reared its head.
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Many of the criticisms of OCE stem from this unnecessarily short review period.
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As the criticisms continued to stack up, though, Sanders's tune began to change.
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Twitter users were quick to chime in with criticisms about the characters' looks.
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My main criticisms would be that it's a bit limiting at the beginning.
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There are many reasonable criticisms you could offer of Elizabeth Warren's economic proposals.
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Sanders also said she tries not to focus on criticisms surrounding her appearance.
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"The criticisms that I've seen at least are very familiar," Gaffney told CNN.
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Republicans sought to blunt Democrats' criticisms about the bill's distributional and deficit impacts.
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In fact his sharpest criticisms in this election season have targeted Trump directly.
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Yes, we endure unfair criticisms from less-than-grateful recipients of our protections.
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Clinton's criticisms of her husband — but their goals are now inextricably aligned. Mrs.
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And that's the topic now inducing the Foreign Ministry's criticisms of U.S. officials.
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Paul lists some of the criticisms of it made by the testing experts.
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But he said the Russia summit didn't merit the harsh criticisms of Trump.
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But in continental Europe, the criticisms have focused on invasion of privacy issues.
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Mayo's accusations against CNN We'll take Mayo's criticisms of CNN one by one.
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But the U.K. stadium rockers have never really seemed to mind the criticisms.
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Here are a few of the criticisms McRaven has already leveled against Trump.
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The third verse featured further criticisms and suggested Bush fight the war himself.
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Handling of the fallout compounded criticisms of a self-injurious West Wing team.
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But try as Samsung might, its smartphones always run into the same criticisms.
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" I don't believe your criticisms of the board are accurate," he later said.
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There remain many legitimate criticisms for how Obama's administration has handled trans rights.
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But there were always deep-laid criticisms of that very thing sprinkled through.
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His ties to the industry were one of the criticisms of his appointment.
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Asserting its growing economic prowess, China challenges criticisms of its human rights record.
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" But DeSantis's allies have defended his approach, calling criticisms of the governor "unfair.
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These are the same criticisms leveled by supporters of subminimum wage decades later.
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Those same criticisms are now being leveled against Mr. Modi and his party.
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Criticisms of the books, The Hate U Give in particular, isn't exactly new.
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Yet such criticisms, while well-intentioned, miss the emotional core of free college.
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On the other hand, defenders of Trump said those criticisms are completely overblown.
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Mr. Grant predicted European approval of the deal on Sunday, despite the criticisms.
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Satire or not, the criticisms will no doubt be disqualifying to some readers.
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We disagree with his criticisms of her and she has our full support.
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I don't necessarily agree with the criticisms, but I want to share them.
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The criticisms against Matthews come shortly after the "Hardball" host apologized to Sen.
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Cloudflare even posted a list of criticisms about its decision to its website.
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The district's middle-school effort has drawn a variety of criticisms from parents.
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Railroad officials brushed away criticisms, saying the mural was painted from God's perspective.
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Rather than evade or elide these criticisms, Improbable incorporated them into the story.
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Klobuchar has also dealt with the same criticisms many women in power face.
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One of the major criticisms of Obamacare has been the very high deductibles.
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Many congressional Republicans have remained tight lipped on their criticisms of the president.
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Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation in March, despite criticisms from Trump.
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That will give him much more power than our criticisms will take away.
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Pruitt's opponents said the report confirms their criticisms that he wasted taxpayer money.
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The government says it respects the law and calls such criticisms politically motivated.
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TV last week, Sanders spokeswoman Briahna Joy Gray doubled down on those criticisms.
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I think that the harshest criticisms of Comey have been unfair all along.
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Exercise #8: Weigh in on the latest criticisms, trends and news in music.
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We're going to ignore those criticisms and pretend they were about different beliefs.
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The very public criticisms from Sonos have put Amazon in an awkward spot.
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Montana's Bullock is beating back criticisms of his use of a state aircraft.
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In reality, Trump's criticisms have helped to reinvigorate NATO's core missions and capabilities.
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The Warren and Sanders campaigns have also pushed back on the conservative criticisms.
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Much of the self-praise seemed designed to rebut or pre-empt criticisms.
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After I asked her about these criticisms, LaPera sent me a brief statement.
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A chorus of other early employees and investors piled on with similar criticisms.
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"I get very heated when people make criticisms of online classes," she said.
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His comments were limited to pushing back against criticisms of Mr. Harith's release.
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Mr. Janicki acknowledged the criticisms, but said it took time to assemble evidence.
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Listening to constructive criticisms about your work is a key for career success.
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Trump ticked through his well-worn criticisms of several candidates, going after Sen.
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These are the exact same criticisms raised against him when he was alive.
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So do you ... When people use those criticisms, what do you feel like?
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When Hollywood adapted the book, it did so with these criticisms in mind.
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Republicans zeroed in on the report's criticisms of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" investigation.
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Analysts said Mr. Trump's criticisms represented an effort to undermine faith in journalism.
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Earlier in the week, other DNC veterans similarly expressed unease with Clinton's criticisms.
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What do you think about the mayor of San Juan's criticisms of Trump?
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This year, Trump's Twitter criticisms seemed to send the companies into a tailspin.
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In the publicity for Witness, she's tried to confront these criticisms of herself.
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"I think he has behaved entirely properly throughout and I think many of the criticisms - all of the criticisms really - that have been directed against him, have been wrong," Michael Gove, a leading member of the "Out" campaign, told Sky News.
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" Upon hearing Pumpkin's criticisms, Sugar Bear rips his shirt out of anger: "C'mon then!
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They are criticisms that wonder, dangerously: Just how should black genius occupy our world?
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Some former president&aposs level thinly veiled criticisms of Trump at the NATO summit.
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But unlike Putin's Russia, the West is genuinely well placed to make such criticisms.
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But, broadly speaking, the fan criticisms of the movie fall under five broad umbrellas.
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It's not wrong to criticize, but make your criticisms few and your encouragements many.
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It was obvious that all his previous criticisms of Trump had had no effect.
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Music video director Joseph Kahn is not here for sexist criticisms of Taylor Swift.
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You remember the criticisms I made quite vocally about the House health reform bill.
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Mirza said she understands the criticisms about respecting art and even agrees with them.
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But as Vox's David Roberts explained at the time, those criticisms were mostly misplaced.
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But he was later asked to respond to criticisms over the officer's continued employment.
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Politicians and political pundits have accused her of being "anti-police" for her criticisms.
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In total, there are 2155m unsubsidised buyers for whom criticisms of Obamacare resonate strongly.
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In response, the publication released a statement praising Tesla for taking its criticisms seriously.
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The president gave no sign that he will take Mr Urzúa's criticisms to heart.
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Have any questions, comments, criticisms or other thoughts — or want to get involved somehow?
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The Economist: I liked that you included your criticisms of these people you admire.
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His criticisms of "fake news" are spurring a response from some news media outlets.
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But he has heard these criticisms before and is still committed to his course.
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" He added, "I rather admire @ladygaga for agreeing to an interview after my criticisms.
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" Cook also addressed criticisms that the iPhone XR was a flop, calling it "baloney.
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" The office added, "Her Majesty is aware of the criticisms that have been circulating.
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A lot of valid criticisms about Juicero and Soylent and a bunch of others.
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Clinton repeated her past criticisms of Comey, who President Trump fired earlier this month.
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We know Battlefront II is out to address those criticisms, at least in part.
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All the substantive criticisms against Kooks would be stronger if applied to Taco Bell.
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It's not the first time Trump has levied criticisms about the 9/11 attacks.
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The commission has not addressed all the criticisms of its actions since the vote.
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Congressional conservatives' criticisms of it as ObamaCare-repeal-in-name-only were entirely valid.
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But those criticisms weren't enough to bother running anyone against their re-election bids.
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Duterte also took exception with Obama's criticisms of human rights abuses in the country.
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The ballot was revised after these criticisms, but the skepticism in Puerto Rico remained.
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But these criticisms ring hollow, given that well-off families already hold overwhelming advantages.
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One of her criticisms of him is that his life is dominated by repetition.
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Republicans, whatever they are saying in private, are still only making tepid criticisms publicly.
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Gillespie criticized Trump in October of last year and reiterated those criticisms in April.
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Grijalva compared the probe to defamation lawsuits filed to try to stop legitimate criticisms.
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However painful today's criticisms, this is exactly the way we want it to be.
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Many of these criticisms (and rebuttals from President Trump) were made via social media.
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Pallone has faced sharp criticisms from progressives for his stance on the select committee.
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But Corker said that he and Flake hadn't coordinated their Tuesday criticisms of Trump.
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Derrick Rose has recently come out publicly with some pointed criticisms of the offense.
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He liked talking to reporters, though he could be thin-skinned over perceived criticisms.
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How she continues responding to these criticisms could determine how far her campaign goes.
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At later town halls, he developed an intricate system of hearing only mild criticisms.
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The blog post marks the most extensive response yet by Amazon to such criticisms.
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McCain frequently criticized Trump, from his trade policies to his criticisms of the media.
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A slowdown in performance is one of the criticisms often leveled against the browser.
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Labrador arrived with a list of conservative criticisms of what the group was drafting.
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Additionally, Democrats still think that their criticisms of the tax law resonate with voters.
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Some Republicans have used the bias concerns as a springboard into other tech criticisms.
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Since leaving office last year, Obama has offered only occasional, veiled criticisms of Trump.
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On Friday, criticisms of the government's seeming inability to prevent attacks began to emerge.
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It also echoes Obama's criticisms of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA).
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So, how would a Mill-inspired liberal approach the criticisms that Facebook is facing?
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Many criticisms of the decision have justifiably focused on its legal and political ramifications.
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Sure, some have come out with strong criticisms, but none have gone far enough.
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Sheeran, for his part, has been a good sport about criticisms of his tattoos.
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The blurbs included criticisms of the candidate's record or their standing in the polls.
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Earlier criticisms of Russia's human rights violations have been dropped from his 2016 playbook.
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The two lawmakers released an additional 48-page supplement making pointed criticisms of Clinton.
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Mr. Trump will respond today to Hillary Clinton's criticisms of his economic ideas. Mrs.
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These have been familiar criticisms, but Sanders has been much fiercer with them tonight.
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In fact, those who have been critical of it have seemingly walked back criticisms.
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This was patently absurd; Trump had spent the fall quoting and embracing Comey's criticisms.
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A good movement will stand up to those criticisms and be stronger for it.
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We tried asking people their criticisms of the label, and we didn't get much.
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But to be perfectly honest, I found many of their criticisms of democracy compelling.
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You will deal with criticisms and doubt — internally and externally — as well as frustration.
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Relatedly, many criticisms of sexual predators are overly focused on supposedly repulsive sexual acts.
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Kalanick this week quit the council amid criticisms and a #DeleteUber social media campaign.
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Icahn then penned another letter that piled onto his earlier criticisms of Express Scripts.
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For the most part, Dorsey seemed excited to address criticisms about Twitter's user experience.
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There's a long and varied list of criticisms: It is akin to playing God.
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Neumann said in May that he was especially receptive to Son's advice and criticisms.
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Trump repeated his criticisms of Whitmer on Friday during the daily coronavirus press briefing.
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Yes, many people criticize our education system — and many of those criticisms are legitimate.
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Mr. Thiel's criticisms were echoed by Michael Moritz, the billionaire founder of Sequoia Capital.
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The financial press offered a number of criticisms of this logic, and rightly so.
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He opted for reputation, for reprieve from the criticisms and pressures of the establishment.
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The Obama administration in 2014 detained families together, drawing its own criticisms and lawsuits.
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Justin Bieber has cut and run from the dreadlocks that launched a thousand criticisms.
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And Tokarczuk has a canny knack for reading the reader, for anticipating your criticisms.
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Mr. Pappas has faced criticisms that he is too entrenched in the state's establishment.
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Sanders followed up that basic observation with a series of specific, issue-focused criticisms.
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Rubio's criticisms sparked the frantic, public campaign #NeverTrump before Super Tuesday states cast ballots.
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Two years ago, NASA dismissed and mocked an amateur's criticisms of its asteroids database.
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The note was aimed more at reassuring employees than at addressing the president's criticisms.
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The challengers, from both parties, share largely the same criticisms of Ms. Ocasio-Cortez.
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For the most part, the criticisms leveled against Sanders weren't unified enough to stick.
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Facebook responded to Cohen&aposs criticisms in November, but many found the response lacking.
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I've heard two main criticisms of astrology: that it's fake and that it's narcissistic.
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She is rarely restrained in her criticisms and comments, with few topics off limits.
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In resurfacing his criticisms Monday, Trump hinted at future antitrust action against the company.
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She's challenging him from the right, bashing him for his criticisms of the president.
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Some of Markovits's criticisms of college admissions don't seem to have been thought through.
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Naturally, because Codecademy largely lives online, so do occasional criticisms about its perceived shortcomings.
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Criticisms that Warren inaccurately claimed Native American ancestry have existed since at least 2012.
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Moreover, he's faced ethical and management criticisms from the early days of his tenure.
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Trump's wide-ranging Twitter attacks prompted a series of criticisms from former government officials.
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These criticisms came to a head after the close Clinton-Sanders contest in 21.
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One of the main criticisms surrounding the bill is how it will hit homeowners.
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And Warren's criticisms of powerful people she believes have done wrong can get heated.
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President Vladimir Putin echoed Mr. Trump's criticisms during a news conference today in Moscow.
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Wang Yi, China's Foreign Minister, rejected the criticisms in a speech in New York.
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Curry shared his own thoughts with ESPN after hearing Durant's criticisms of the team.
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On Friday, Mr. Barr hit back against criticisms of his view of executive authority.
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"You know the criticisms are just a failure of the imagination," Tyler Winklevoss said.
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Mr. Obama's criticisms of Mr. Bush's low-tax economic policies were pointed, but respectful.
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These valid criticisms demand serious introspection and action on the part of Western politicians.
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In these debates, typically, he makes a few criticisms and they're never followed up.
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Campbell, the MeToo Kit founder, responded to Nessel's criticisms in a statement on Friday.
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That sentiment came hours after Republican lawmakers pointed to his criticisms of Lt. Col.
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They also largely ignored Trump's repeated criticisms of the ongoing N.F.L. national anthem protests.
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He doesn't deserve a pass just because he offers some legitimate criticisms of Israel.
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These sorts of criticisms were common in the 2016 campaign, not only against Mrs.
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While all these criticisms are correct, the Republican replacement plan will make them worse.
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There are certainly valid criticisms to make of Cam Newton's play during the game.
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TBH, it was a lot of the same criticisms Maroon 5 is now getting.
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Michael Bennet knew his stuff and made pointed criticisms of the two old men.
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A litany of fourth-wall-breaking meta-jokes served as mouthpieces for criticisms that a subset of fans waged against the last season, with others serving as stand-ins for co-creator Dan Harmon's response to those criticisms (to paraphrase: "fuck off").
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Michelle Wolf is not backing down from her criticisms of women in the Trump administration.
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GLENN GREENWALD, FOUNDER OF &aposTHE INTERCEPT&apos: So I have a lot criticisms of Trump.
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Other presidential candidates have faced similar criticisms for their "tough on crime" records, including Sen.
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That implicit moral imperative helped insulate them from the criticisms that businesses might otherwise face.
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He won't talk to her, and she waits until he's gone to make snide criticisms.
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So part of my job is confronting these criticisms and saying, 'You must be mad.
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Other signs emerged, too, that Zuckerberg was beginning to absorb the criticisms of his company.
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The U.S. central bank's independence has increasingly returned to the spotlight amid criticisms from Trump.
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The report didn't entirely validate recent criticisms of the NIH's ties to the alcohol industry.
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And to sit there and take the heat, publicly, is to contend with those criticisms.
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I'm sure she could do without the cascade of criticisms to move "fucking fast," though.
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These criticisms were taken to heart by Paramount and Sega, the company behind the character.
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Post reporter Callum Borcher, writing about Rubio's tweets, sought to rebut some of the criticisms.
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These two engaged readers summed up the criticisms still most often leveled at such shows.
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CRITICISMS The F-35 was selected for production in 2001 after a competition against Boeing.
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Among his criticisms, Luckie said black Facebook users often find their content removed without notice.
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In the review of the Georgia show, Sanneh went on to ridicule criticisms of Kelly.
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In this interview, I ask McMullin about his criticisms of Trump and the Republican Party.
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But this clip sums up one of the criticisms many would level at Pantazi's approach.
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Until now she has declined to engage with his criticisms, barely even mentioning his name.
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Instead, Zolciak-Biermann became the target of Kenya Moore after defending Whitfield from Moore's criticisms.
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This view is congruent with some of the harshest criticisms of Washington's backlash against Huawei.
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Of course, Corker's once fierce criticisms of Trump ultimately tanked his popularity in the state.
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And the women who confronted Flake were very specific in their criticisms of Kavanaugh's nomination.
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These topical criticisms are a bolt of lightning connecting the past to the then-present.
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His criticisms are wide-ranging, but centre on the idea that they have become monopolies.
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Moniz also addressed criticisms of the Iran nuclear agreement he helped hammer out last year.
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And that point of view is the reason that with every documentary, there are criticisms.
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But as I mentioned above, Dark has a built-in defense against these very criticisms.
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Huawei has said it will address Britain's criticisms but that doing so will take years.
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Amidst these horrible criticisms, I tried my best to remember what I was there for.
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While the episode of KUTWK aired, Kourtney and Khloé poked some fun at Kim's criticisms.
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The criticisms were valid, when setting up hardware requires power tools something is probably amiss.
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Trump tweeted messages of admiration for Pence and criticisms of Clinton's policy throughout the event.
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Those criticisms were renewed after the film's release: what about the South and Southeast Asians?
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Some people hope to capitalise on such criticisms to undermine the broader Lava Jato process.
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" Wadsworth's young age, however, did generate some criticisms, with one commenter writing, "Isn't he 19.
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And she embraced some of the gendered criticisms levied against her as badges of honor.
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The Facebook page and other social media sites were bombarded by criticisms of the change.
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Joe Lieberman was already prominent in 2000 due to his criticisms of Bill Clinton's adultery.
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The Michigan representative quickly responded with a tweet that echoed his past criticisms of Trump.
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Its more cerebral fellow-travellers reheat criticisms of democracy that have been around since Plato.
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Yet the longer he remains in the race, the louder two key criticisms will become.
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The greater chunk of his missives featured either criticisms of others or statements of support.
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But Mulder's criticisms of the work, as expressed in her tweets, were much more damning.
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Environmentalists and Democrats levied new criticisms Tuesday against the Trump administration's approach to methane regulations.
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I tried to keep those criticisms in mind when choosing my activities for the week.
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What do you make of the criticisms associated with the cost of something like that?
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Other criticisms point to multiple studies that found bias and inaccuracies in the technology's results.
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Trump has dismissed such criticisms, however, calling it necessary to protect the U.S. from terrorism.
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Cosmopolitan rounded up some fair criticisms of the "We Are Curves" campaign from the Twitterverse.
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He also sought to rebut some of the most often-heard criticisms of his wife.
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Later on Sunday, Trump took to Twitter to address criticisms about his social media use.
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Those criticisms, and others, would be worthy of debate, no matter who was in office.
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Cotton has made a different bet, offering only the gentlest of criticisms of the President.
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Other figures, including radio talk-show host Rush Limbaugh, were milder in their criticisms, however.
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Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut, from their convention committee chairmanships over past criticisms of him.
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" Al-Jubeir went on to say that criticisms on Saudi Arabia "are baseless and illogical.
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Bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch also advises candidates to avoid harsh criticisms.
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Democratic criticisms are seen by some as being overstated, at least on the Medicare front.
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" Asked if the criticisms voiced by May and Trudeau gave Trump pause, Kudlow responded, "No.
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However, in public appearances she has not shied away from criticisms of the Trump administration.
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The Senate's third-ranking Republican ripped his retiring colleagues for their criticisms of President Trump.
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Republicans dismissed Democrats' concerns over drilling, saying they took criticisms over the plan personally. Rep.
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But the access he was given provided crucial armor to criticisms of Wolff's reporting methods.
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The criticisms are well-founded — and they come from both sides of the political aisle.
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The president on Sunday rejected such criticisms, arguing his executive action will strengthen national security.
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There have been criticisms that the contenders have allowed Trump to set the political agenda.
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Everyone else thought about issues, had their attacks planned, had their criticisms of Obama planned.
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Now they are even defending her from criticisms that exist only in their fevered imaginations.
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" Cassidy called Kimmel's criticisms "unfair" and said he would never return to "Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Responding to Booker's criticisms, Biden tried to claim a special affinity with the black community.
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"It confirms some of the worst criticisms of Customs and Border Protection," he told ProPublica.
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Read more: Trump ramps up his criticisms of China's trade policies as tariff escalations loom
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Kasich ratcheted up his criticisms on Tuesday during a joint press conference with Colorado Gov.
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They should ask him why he thinks Brown drew those criticisms when it was decided.
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A spokesman for the Koch Network responded to the president&aposs criticisms later Monday morning.
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While visuals can certainly be vacuous and cliche, such criticisms underestimate what imagery can achieve.
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But after those White House criticisms, Corker soon received a warm phone call -- from Pence.
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Though he understands such criticisms, he feels that the letter was a necessary precautionary measure.
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Despite my criticisms of her, I'm willing to give Clinton the benefit of the doubt.
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Christie would add executive experience to the ticket and he echoes Trump's criticisms of Washington.
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But the criticisms they received in the wake of the announcements haven't been so different.
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He said only a fraction of those dismissed on Monday had voiced criticisms of Shkreli.
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Many gossip and news sites, Insider included, have reported on recent criticisms of the duchess.
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But criticisms of Mr. Soros have been amplified on both Fox Business and Fox News.
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But there are other criticisms nearly every time a new By the Book column publishes.
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Apple's supply chain has faced numerous criticisms over the years due to poor working conditions.
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Mattis has, however, written implicit criticisms of Trump over his decisions, particularly regarding U.S. allies.
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In answering Clinton's criticisms, he's raised real concerns about the plausibility of his own ideas.
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But this by and large fell flat, doing nothing to contradict the criticisms against Biden.
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He sporadically recycled a few criticisms of candidates former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Krasner, for his part, doesn't seem fazed, dismissing McSwain's criticisms in a statement to Vox.
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Mr. Trump's seemingly unilateral foreign policy reversals this week only added urgency to their criticisms.
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Still, the criticisms seem to be pulling Sanders to the left on the gun debate.
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The administration could also choose to modify its legal reasoning to satisfy the judge's criticisms.
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But rarely are protesters joined by police in their criticisms, making Muterspaw's comments particularly notable.
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Instead, he faces the same criticisms of corruption that dogged his predecessor Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
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Elizabeth Warren as she was preparing to read Coretta Scott King's criticisms of then-Sen.
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Criticisms of police use of facial recognition center on its inaccuracy and invasion of privacy.
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Still, Biden's campaign has had its share of criticisms even from supporters, most notably Rep.
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For all my criticisms of the Sanders campaign, I do want to root for him.
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" Anthony Atamanuik's Mr. Trump responded to Senator John McCain's criticisms: "McCain is not my friend.
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Cha Seung-ryul, an investigator at the commission, declined to comment on the lawyers' criticisms.
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While the missive did not mention Trump and his criticisms specifically, the intention was clear.
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Audiences often break out in criticisms of their own governments and societies, Mr. Veit said.
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It's possible there could be opposition to moving the bill quickly because of Cuomo's criticisms.
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Sports ____ Two years ago, NASA dismissed and mocked an amateur's criticisms of its asteroids database.
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For all your criticisms of the president, you did not leave your position under protest.
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Now that Kelly has laid down a marker with his criticisms of Trump, might Mattis?
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"What are you telling yourself?" was the lead-in for a section on self-criticisms.
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Their criticisms were read aloud in their absence during a ceremony at the Justice Department.
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When asked if he would respond to criticisms from his borrowers, he ended the conversation.
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It is worth considering these effects in the context of Republicans' criticisms of Obamacare itself.
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Lesser criticisms were either overblown or deemed mostly within the bounds of accepted investigative practices.
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Not all the criticisms voiced in the blog post were exclusively aimed at climate change.
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Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) on Tuesday said House Democrats agree with the criticisms Sen.
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Those criticisms wither away when I listen to standard stereo music on the Studio, though.
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Criticisms of the 1983 agreement do not specify how OIRA review would improve IRS regulations.
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Contrary to common criticisms, NAFTA has generated about as much in U.S. exports as imports.
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Ms. Harris passed on a chance to repeat criticisms of him she made last weekend.
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Trump has frequently taken to airing his criticisms of China in public, including on Twitter.
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The sharp and misleading criticisms from President Trump and his allies fueled this partisan divide.
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In the new position, he's repeated similar criticisms of racial segregation in the U.S. capital.
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Though, to be fair, the criticisms were completely valid at the time they were made.
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There are criticisms they can make, but this was an extremely smooth, well-organized caucus.
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Some of the posts on the group's Facebook page raise criticisms of the local government.
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First, criticisms of Singapore, including this article by Ms. Han, do not receive correction notices.
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"'You're the party girl, you're the tragedy,'" she sings on the chorus, conjuring past criticisms.
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Ultimately, he brushed the criticisms aside, letting his actions on successive peaks speak for him.
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" After she voiced those criticisms, Trump tweeted that Cruz was showing "such poor leadership ability.
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" Among the criticisms were fans who considered Harlow's post a so-called "first-world problem.
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Other environmental groups have also cited similar criticisms and concerns with the Oklahoma attorney general.
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And that 's where potent criticisms and shouts of "tax cuts for billionaires!" come from.
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Rizvi's specific criticisms of the Muslim orthodoxy as stated in the Quran are surgically accurate.
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That decision drew severe criticisms from Republicans, led by none other than Senator John McCain.
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Those included criticisms Lewis has lobbied about a recent "Back to School Night" for parents.
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One of the initial criticisms against ESG investing was that it meant compromising on returns.
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Regardless of approach, both groups have found vehicle makers to be responsive to their criticisms.
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Increasingly, these criticisms of private, for-profit facilities have been reflected in policy and spending.
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Maya MacGuineas, president of the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, had similar criticisms.
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"The new amendment does not do a single thing to address these legitimate criticisms," Sen.
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Dubois said The Ocean Cleanup is being responsible and has tried to address these criticisms.
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The UCS report echoed criticisms the homeland missile defense system has faced from other quarters.
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Whatever the procedures — and the self-proclaimed accuracy — the controversy and criticisms have been ceaseless.
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This is the part I avoid, too, by saving all my criticisms for my reviews.
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John Barrasso of Wyoming, hit a nerve with his criticisms of Reid and the ACA.
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From a different vantage point some academics and journalists offer up their own searing criticisms.
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He was just as harsh in his criticisms as he was glowing in his tributes.
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Bolsonaro will likely be even tougher on Venezuela, given his past criticisms of the regime.
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But Pompeo saved his major Iran criticisms for the Middle East leg of his trip.
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They can also distract from the more objective criticisms you can make of his presidency.
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My colleague Matthew Yglesias goes through Sanders's comments and Clinton's criticisms in greater depth here.
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"Some countries' criticisms of China's IP protection lack evidence and are non-specific," Shen said.
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I have always defended America from the criticisms of my European friends, even my daughters.
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But after it took place, Mr. Trump learned of Mr. Abrams's pointed criticisms of the president when he was running for president ... Among those criticisms was a column headlined 'When You Can't Stand Your Candidate,' which appeared in May 2016 in The Weekly Standard.
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Carter told CBS News that in spite of his criticisms, he still wants Trump to succeed.
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Farm distress and a jobs deficit were two of the biggest criticisms of the last administration.
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"The criticisms are wrong, this draft is not a regulation and is not weak," Schiermeyer writes.
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Over the past few weeks, he has faced mounting criticisms for sexual harassment allegations against him.
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And it's certain that Brooks and the average liberal would have entirely different criticisms of Obama.
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We'll miss your criticisms of Donald Trump, but not your weird brand of anti-woman "feminism."
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As another politician who came up in the same era, Biden is vulnerable to identical criticisms.
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"I think that's the one thing that's gone wrong for Tester," Saldin said of Trump's criticisms.
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He has been criticized from an unusually wide range of figures, and those criticisms have stuck.
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Despite the criticisms, Facebook continues to ramp up its efforts around AI to better serve society.
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It's an interesting theory, at least, and one that may explain many of the other criticisms.
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China has expressed two related criticisms of THAAD, which stands for Terminal High Altitude Area Defence.
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I know structurally AA has immunized itself from broader criticisms and therefore won't — or can't — change.
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I ask her what she thinks about the criticisms of how street style has become commodified.
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Unhappy ones will eventually rely on logic to make purchasing decisions regardless of their irrational criticisms.
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And at the same time, the two big criticisms of the Vision Fund have been what?
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Sanders also repeated the president's criticisms of athletes who stage nonviolent protests during the national anthem.
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Lawmaker Menzies acknowledged that fracking could be divisive, but warned against blanket criticisms of the industry.
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It was one of Black Lives Matter activists' criticisms last year when they protested Sanders's rallies.
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The publisher offered an apology for a few of the criticisms that have been made online.
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One of the criticisms of the agreement is that it will be incorporated into the constitution.
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There are really two competing criticisms, and I think it really started after the 2016 election.
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While several criticisms in the article deserve refuting, allow me to focus on the new law.
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One of the greatest criticisms of Los Angeles is that it's a city without a center.
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Such criticisms chime with broad concerns about for-profit education, but 2U's Mr Paucek is unmoved.
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But progressives brush aside the criticisms that single payer health care is unrealistic or too expensive.
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That is the most reprehensible take on some of these criticisms that I can think of.
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My criticisms aren't a suggestion that every roguelike has to be tailored to my specific preferences.
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When asked about these criticisms, Bridenstine did admit that the SLS has been expensive and slow.
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The administration turned on a dime, endorsing the reports and evading questions about Trump's old criticisms.
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At least your criticisms of the commission's process as "prosecutor, judge and executioner" resonate with me.
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Senator Ted Cruz, who has led conservative criticisms of the proposals, was also sounding more positive.
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When I ask about the past year of criticisms and controversies, Perez says they're still learning.
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Even the helplessnesses has become a ritual: first we see the strong criticisms of gun laws.
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Yoshikawa is aware of the criticisms that surround her and has taken it all in stride.
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Even so, Mr. de Blasio should overlook the criticisms and take any money the state offers.
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It's not clear the decision to greenlight this project will do much to address those criticisms.
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Mr Brownback seemed to anticipate those criticisms in an emotional public appearance after receiving the nomination.
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The company also said that it had not made the decision in reponse to Eliott's criticisms.
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Its opening scene shows criticisms of the first movie drifting by over footage of melting glaciers.
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One of the enduring criticisms of Facebook is that the News Feed is a black box.
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Hillary Clinton had a great many criticisms of Donald Trump during her Democratic convention speech Thursday.
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Although President Donald Trump frequently derides as "failing," his criticisms have given the newspaper a boost.
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President Trump's plan to secure our southern border has been particularly subject to such colorful criticisms.
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BT has taken these criticisms on the chin, knowing that it has dodged separation, for now.
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Criticisms that the GOP-controlled Congress isn't moving quick enough for Trump are becoming more common.
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The president on Sunday rejected those criticisms, arguing that his move is necessary for national security.
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It's a message bill whose main point is to highlight Sanders's criticisms of Amazon's labor practices.
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He addressed other criticisms of his behavior and admitted that he "crumbled" during the World Cup.
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In a recent interview with PopSugar, the Property Brothers had some harsh criticisms of tiny houses.
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Handel: 'Someone who doesn't even live in the district' Ossoff's inexperience has opened him to criticisms.
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If moral panics themselves follow a relatively consistent pattern, so do the criticisms levied against them.
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Polling data and anecdotal evidence suggest such criticisms have influenced many Britons' views over the years.
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But the criticisms of him may say more about the climate movement than about Gore himself.
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Because of this, one of the biggest criticisms lobbed at vaping is that it's attracting youth.
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In spite of criticisms hurled at Pruitt, what do Americans have to lose with a reformer?
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One of the criticisms levelled by the Leave campaign is that your side is "Project Fear".
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" Her hashtags further echoed criticisms that have been lobbed at her over the years: "#fat #stealsjokes.
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Criticisms in both incidents were related to police waiting too long to enter the crisis scene.
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Democrats realize that they are not immune from these criticisms — especially in their most competitive districts.
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He did not delve into specific criticisms, but he made it clear that improvement was needed.
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But he has pushed back against criticisms of those flights, saying each flight was justified appropriately.
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But even in these forums, throwaway criticisms and jokes about the party get people in trouble.
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The worst case scenario is that the criticisms against Mueller push President Trump into firing him.
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Perhaps their constant criticisms bring you down, or you find yourself picking up their bad habits.
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What I found, in a lot of criticisms, is that subtlety, that significance piece, was missed.
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And I'm still the woman, the person to lead us through Brexit regardless of those criticisms.
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And while Democrats are facing growing GOP accusations of overreach, they say those criticisms are unfounded.
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She says she wants to hear the fears and criticisms in honest discussions about trade policy.
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The criticisms are leveled in a letter sent last week to Seema Verma, administrator of CMS.
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Mr. Pulte, who still owns nearly 9 percent of the company's shares, had some valid criticisms.
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But he is also contending with significant criticisms for support of controversial legislation over several decades.
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He says he's keeping his criticisms to himself for now, but he won't stay silent forever.
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A second person close to McConnell waved off such criticisms as the irrelevant griping of agitators.
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One of the main criticisms of Warren's proposal is that it would be difficult to enforce.
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" Jon Favreau tweeted a list of criticisms against Trump, among them: that he "is a dick.
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Gingrich has since dialed back any criticisms of the candidate, turning his fire instead on Clinton.
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Brown has been circumspect in his criticisms of Trump, reserving his opposition to specific policy critiques.
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Leah Vukmir (R) successfully fought off criticisms of her own supposedly insufficient support for the president.
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Given Trump's irresponsible criticisms of individual judges, Roberts can be excused for taking this controversial step.
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That is the way to make thoughtful criticisms of specific failings that need to be corrected.
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Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, responded to Trump's criticisms Saturday afternoon.
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The new anti-establishment government in Italy has also voiced some criticisms of the central bank.
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His position was backed up by GOP leaders, who in public remarks echoed the president's criticisms.
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Walmart has also over the years raised its workers' salaries amid criticisms it was underpaying employees.
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She's not thinking about online metrics or potential criticisms that this new project isn't, well, shitty.
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I asked him how his constituents expressed their anger at him for his criticisms of Trump.
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I'm disappointed that they're not seeing the context of why the post matters despite their criticisms.
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In comments to Reuters in an interview and in emails, he said his criticisms are valid.
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Camp's criticisms about Creep Catchers' tactics have been echoed many times over: They have no oversight.
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He's heard the criticisms and the concerns about all the pressures put on the rookie driver.
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Criticisms of Bannon's appointment come from the Democratic elite as well as leading civil rights organizations.
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My criticisms, however, are not political; I have never been and will never be a partisan.
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Both GOP senators and the White House have tempered their criticisms of Moore in recent weeks.
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The Hill's Lydia Wheeler has more on the hearing and advocacy groups' criticisms of Rao here.
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Avoid judgments, criticisms and threats, any of which can push the student into an inescapable corner.
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And calling the criticisms unwarranted could stoke further distrust, since it might make communities feel unheard.
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CRITICISMS OVER PRIVACY, MARKET CONTROL The tech companies have come under fire repeatedly in recent years.
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"We will adopt the most sincere and humble attitude to accept criticisms and make improvements," Mrs.
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" UNRWA rejected the criticisms, with spokesman Chris Gunness describing it as "a force for regional stability.
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Before we get to those, let's deal with the two most obvious criticisms of this idea.
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You set down the envelope alongside a string of choice criticisms, carefully construed over the years.
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The Democrats were less adept at rounding up credit for economic improvements and shaking off criticisms.
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But an excerpt published in The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday included implicit criticisms of Trump.
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These are the kinds of criticisms that Biden has not yet put forward during his campaign.
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Many of his criticisms of social media will feel familiar to distant observers of American politics.
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Trump will hear that part and likely ignore the criticisms she also laced into her speech.
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His team pointed reporters to news articles detailing Mr. Ryan's criticisms of Mr. Putin and Russia.
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Why did he feel that criticisms of his performance with Manchester United were biased and unfair?
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At a Swiss economic forum, Mr. Mnuchin dismissed criticisms by Ms. Thunberg, the teenage environmental activist.
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Despite such criticisms and Mr. Trump's misgivings, top administration officials have pledged to uphold the law.
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Countervailing facts, developments, trends and perspectives aren't considered in these criticisms and negative predictions about bitcoin.
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Trump on Sunday rejected those criticisms, however, saying his order is crucial to protect national security.
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The Democrats' criticisms are just the latest wave of the political storm ignited by Comey's firing.
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" UNRWA rejected the criticisms, with spokesman Chris Gunness describing it as "a force for regional stability.
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Solberg rejected the criticisms, saying the reshuffle "does not change the political foundations of the government".
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Regular readers of this newsletter may remember my criticisms of both Robert Mueller and James Comey.
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In Carter's prime in particular, he was faced with many of the same criticisms as Anthony.
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Instead, Thorson responded to Lexa in the same tweet thread, agreeing with some of the criticisms.
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They have spent years assailing the law, but the criticisms have always had a fundamental contradiction.
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"This is the time where voters see how candidates can handle criticisms and attacks," she said.
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Mr. Trump's tweeted criticisms of Mr. Bezos, Amazon and The Post may not have much bite.
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"Popcast" is The Times's podcast dedicated to discussing these very criticisms, trends and news in music.
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The original show received valid criticisms for largely casting straight actors over the show's six seasons.
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Brady, who has yet to address Trump's recent criticisms, also put his hand over his heart.
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"He was very, very congenial, very straightforward, very open to questions, criticisms and so forth," Sen.
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But few celebrities have taken the opportunity to issue their criticisms so directly, and so boldly.
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Nor were there criticisms of Hong Kong police atrocities against that city's peaceful protesters this year.
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Via email, Sanders campaign spokesperson Briahna Joy Gray argued that these criticisms were largely off-base.
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They think that only those who lack sympathy for American workers would have any criticisms here.
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While the campaign was met with tough criticisms, Schultz made no apologies about the company's efforts.
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Criticisms like these are like faulting a supermodel for wearing the wrong brand of T-shirt.
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Ironically, the president reinforced the truth of his criticisms of the political establishment by joining it.
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For Mann, who was close to Warren's extended family in Oklahoma, these criticisms were particularly painful.
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It is not yet clear if the criticisms of Mr. Ryan are resonating with Mr. Trump.
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Here are the criticisms that I think are fair, here's what I'm going to do differently.
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There are a few handshakes and congratulations, but mostly it's cold stares and confidence-shredding criticisms.
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It is possible that Trump isn't aware of Johnson's criticisms of him, or has forgotten them.
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One of the biggest criticisms of cryptocurrencies is that they're trying to be something they're not.
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Gribbin pushed back at these types of criticisms, saying it's all about streamlining the permit process.
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Would it still have garnered some of the same criticisms about ineffectiveness and short-term thinking?
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Criticisms aside, I did like a lot of my and Will's/Joel's clues on this one.
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She has said she did not step down because of the criticisms over the funding decision.
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BACK TO THE FUTURE The idea faces a number of criticisms, practical as well as ideological.
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Many of the other criticisms hyped in the memo may not even be relevant at all.
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Asha Harris, 37, of Minneapolis, said the criticisms of the senator's management style were plainly sexist.
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Ms. Preckwinkle also faces criticisms for being too cozy with people in office tied to corruption.
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"If the criticisms are fair, we have no reason to do anything," said Zaw Min Tun.
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But those criticisms still hold for some of the show's elements, most notably the Dorne storyline.
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Progressive Democrats are much less shy about voicing criticisms of Israel and championing pro-Palestinian views.
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Doug Collins (R-GA), shot back at the criticisms in his own letter to his colleagues.
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It's not shocking or hypocritical that she has support from the tech industry despite her criticisms.
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Last week he went further than his past criticisms by calling for an "exit" from the accord.
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" Ivanka also defended her stepmother in the interview, calling criticisms over the first lady's fashion choices "inappropriate.
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C., was ousted in a primary that focused largely on his constant, harsh criticisms of the president.
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Trump criticisms of South Korea while on the campaign trail were, like those of Japan, about defense.
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Zuo's dismissal comes after university professor Deng Xiangchao was forced to retire over similar criticisms of Mao.
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There are plenty of other complaints and criticisms from fans that range from nitpicky to more concerning.
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With her repeated public criticisms of presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump, however, she has gone too far.
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The State Department did not respond to requests for comment about the criticisms and concerns being raised.
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"We will adopt the most sincere and humble attitude to accept criticisms and make improvements," Lam said.
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" The video received a slew of criticisms on Twitter, including a user who called Love's actions "trash.
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Still, "Detective Pikachu" hasn't escaped one of the biggest criticisms that tanked previous video game movie adaptations.
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One is associated with the left and twists legitimate criticisms of Israel into anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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The criticisms are that it slows up games, and will impinge upon the authority of the referee.
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Producers can finally clap back at longstanding criticisms and break through molds that limited the show before.
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The criticisms made me sad, because of course I want there to be more Black female scientists.
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But despite years of work from black women inside the party, some of Hamer's criticisms still hold.
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Newman retracted his earlier criticisms of Catholicism and in 1845 he converted and began defending Catholic teachings.
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They have quieted, or abandoned, their criticisms of the president after seeing the fates of their colleagues.
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It's also possible they were direct responses to the Schiff rebuttal memo designed to address its criticisms.
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In response to criticisms of its work with the Pentagon, Google pledged not to develop AI weapons.
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The arrows flew from multiple directions, and some of the criticisms exposed tensions within the Boasian tradition.
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I don't think those are valid criticisms of The Hot Zone or of other books like that.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has dismissed criticisms of the vote, saying foreign observers should "know their place".
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This is personal for her, having been fired as a journalist for her criticisms of the government.
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Google CEO to rebut privacy, bias criticisms before Congress Sundar Pichai will appear before lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Trump ignored Wallace's question on the federal programs, instead repeating his criticisms of the Affordable Care Act.
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One of Clinton's persistent criticisms from the left has been that her foreign policy is too conservative.
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Addressing delegates in a trendy warehouse in Kreuzberg, Mrs Merkel acknowledged certain criticisms without giving substantial ground.
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These efforts have exposed the platforms to just the sort of criticisms they are least comfortable with.
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Trump's repeated criticisms have concentrated largely on the amount of information made public about the Mosul fight.
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His criticisms are measured and he admits that there are a few promising ideas in this proposal.
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Echoes of past Clinton criticisms Clinton has previously suggested that Sanders was promising his supporters too much.
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Despite such criticisms, officials and the public still often link China's Olympic success to its national rise.
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The criticisms in the letters warrant our attention and are a welcome addendum to the original article.
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But a new paper* from Research Affiliates, a fund-management group, explains why many criticisms are overblown.
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The upcoming meeting is likely to call new attention to public criticisms of the Trump-West relationship.
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U.S. HOUSE SPEAKER PELOSI BLASTS TRUMP CRITICISMS OF FEDERAL RESERVE CHAIRMAN POWELL, SAYS U.S. NEEDS INDEPENDENT FED
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The company didn't answer detailed questions about these criticisms, which have been raised by scientists in Mexico.
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The same criticisms aren't often leveled for pursuing the latest medical treatments for debilitating and terminal illnesses.
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In a nod to her vulnerabilities, she also acknowledged some of the criticisms of her public persona.
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But Shalala said that party's guest list won't open doors to any new criticisms of the foundation.
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They have been outspoken mainly on economic policy, but the deeper undercurrents of their criticisms are unmistakeable.
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The show was technically all-ages, so I had absolutely no criticisms to level at that mother.
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Despite criticisms of his tweeting habits from even his wife, Trump continues to re-tweet white supremacists.
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But even if the protesters had those criticisms in mind, they were still at the wrong place.
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"Trump was a reality tv star spouting criticisms of a president & reinforcing the Birther Lie," he tweeted.
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In October, before a select committee on Benghazi, she calmly rebutted Republicans' criticisms and largely vindicated herself.
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We can no longer suspend our criticisms, questions, or concerns about the veracity of President Trump's claims.
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Others aren't so enthralled — the show's graphic depiction of suicide has inspired more than a few criticisms.
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Asked Friday whether he stands by his criticisms of Trump, Kasich largely punted on a direct answer.
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Dave Brat (Va.), one of the eight, said his public criticisms of Ryan have never been personal.
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One of the most common criticisms lobbed at members of this sign is that they're hopelessly clingy.
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To dispel their criticisms, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who enthusiastically supports the Sessions nomination, tweeted this. .
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Yet it's amazing how fast such criticisms went away after Trump eked out his Electoral College victory.
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Other, better-received strides have been made by the Academy to rectify some of long-standing criticisms.
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Still, criticisms surrounding the exhibit have sparked a larger debate about censorship and art all over Brazil.
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Back then, the Nissan Leaf and the Volt battled for relevancy amid criticisms of their very existence.
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Similar criticisms were levied against Trump's temporary ban on refugees and travelers from several majority Muslim countries.
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Creator Hideo Kojima believes some of the criticisms come down to Americans' love of first person shooters.
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Powell has brushed off Trump's criticisms and insisted that the president would not influence the Fed's decisions.
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The criticisms ignore the fact that even lower-ranked law schools offer more good outcomes than bad.
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One of the biggest criticisms of Gap in recent years has been its constant and heavy discounting.
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Blyth's comment referenced the popular meme young online users post to dismiss the criticisms of older generations.
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Mr. Trump has previously rebutted the criticisms by saying he had disavowed Mr. Duke on other occasions.
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In repeated criticisms of "Washington," he noted that California has passed its own immigrant rights and protections.
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Grassley pushed back on Democratic criticisms that he was trying to undercut the bill or Mueller's probe.
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But never has a president been quite so blunt and public in his criticisms of the Fed.
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Here's the exchange: Cooper: One of the criticisms of you is that— that your math is fuzzy.
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But Pence mostly spent his time on the ground in Iowa, countering criticisms from Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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Trump praised the country and its leader during his visit, despite past criticisms of China's trade practices.
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In the context of NATO's success, we should review the criticisms of the organization — particularly burden-sharing.
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Clearly, the criticisms of burden-sharing are not new and must be taken in a historical context.
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But he has also taken some criticisms for claims that North Korea was no longer a threat.
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Wolf gave Trump and his followers (I am not one) ammunition for his criticisms of the event.
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Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) were more direct in their criticisms, addressing Trump himself, rather than his administration.
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Poorly executed flavours, soggy cheese, overripe watermelon and underripe tomatoes were amongst the criticisms in the review.
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But this accusation sometimes carries a prophylactic quality that attempts to preempt valid criticisms of the industry.
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The president rejected those criticisms Sunday, however, arguing his action is crucial for helping protect national security.
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This has led Republican politicians to consolidate around Trump, whatever their previous criticisms and personal concerns were.
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But too often, these criticisms come from people who think the United Nations is doomed to fail.
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There is no secret about my evolving feelings about Hillary Clinton, about my criticisms of Hillary Clinton.
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Other criticisms, like the possibility that Musk's tunnels will further segregate poorer urban communities, are worth considering.
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Many gossip and news sites — Insider included — have reported on recent criticisms of the Duchess of Sussex.
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Alec Baldwin Baldwin quit tweeting in November after his criticisms about Harvey Weinstein's accusers invited serious backlash.
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It is therefore worthwhile to identify particular criticisms of Cruz's proposal, and to assess their specific merits.
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The project has ignited important discussions about national identity and history, but there have also been criticisms.
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And when former leaders have spoken out with criticisms of Facebook, the company has often responded aggressively.
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On board the ship, sitting off Lampedusa, Rackete responded sharply when asked to comment on Salvini's criticisms.
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The criticisms blew up during the protests in Ferguson, Missouri, over the police shooting of Michael Brown.
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However, Minister of Indigenous Affairs and Northern Development Carolyn Bennett attempted to lay these criticisms to rest.
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Harris spokesperson Lily Adams pushed back against those criticisms of the senator's record while speaking with Lopez.
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It should be said that while Trump's criticisms on this front are accurate, he's hardly been consistent.
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Some may celebrate the latest news as a vindication of their criticisms of MOTB or Hobby Lobby.
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We worked intensely with housing equity advocates in L.A. and the Bay Area to address those criticisms.
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At the first sight of him, all my criticisms folded, replaced with a delirious recognition of Hey!
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On Sunday night, Mr. Wallace did not contradict Mr. Buttigieg's criticisms of Mr. Carlson and Ms. Ingraham.
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Pressed on his past criticisms at a debate last month, Mr. Romney acknowledged no contradiction or reversal.
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But the world's major powers have so far responded to the president's criticisms by toughening their resolve.
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The move seemed to validate some of the harshest criticisms of him, alienating some of his supporters.
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A short time later, he was interviewed on Al Jazeera television by Skype and repeated his criticisms.
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Still, Mr. Trump's criticisms can at times seem to affect the shares of the companies he targets.
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But he may face questions of his own at home for his criticisms of Spain's domestic powers.
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Criticisms that the Lab is more about style and sizzle than serious substance are not exactly new.
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Talk After nearly a year of the Trump presidency, do you regret your criticisms of Barack Obama?
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Asked whether criticisms of her, particularly by Mr. LePage, had influenced her decision, Ms. Collins said no.
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The 38-year-old Moulton has gained attention for his criticisms of Democratic leadership in the House.
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But the distressing footage renewed those criticisms this week, with some saying the arrest constituted child abuse.
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"It will take more than this to quell the criticisms" of Ms. Harris's record, Ms. Cook said.
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All depositions have occurred behind closed doors, leading to sharp criticisms from Republicans calling for greater transparency.
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As a curvy Latinx teen, she faced criticisms her willowier, blonder, and whiter peers couldn't dream of.
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One of its criticisms is that Apple has not been achieving technological breakthroughs in the recent years.
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In his first tweet of the morning, Trump hit another frequent target of his criticisms: the FBI.
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The fact is that many of the Treasury's criticisms can be addressed by the next CFPB director.
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Trump did not want Zelensky to probe isolated criticisms of his campaign by a few Ukrainian officials.
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Ryan Costello (R-Pa.) expressed a variety of concerns over Pruitt's scandals and endorsed some Democratic criticisms.
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But Republicans' criticisms have focused narrowly on the individual market — people purchasing health insurance on their own.
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As with most criticisms lodged against the Trump White House, this oft-repeated narrative is way overblown.
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Mr. McMillon of Walmart has chosen to remain on the president's economic advisory council, despite his criticisms.
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The issue: Mr. Trump's attacks appear rooted in personal animus, clouding what others feel are legitimate criticisms.
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The public criticisms aimed at the social network never implore the company to treat the president unfairly.
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