"I think that when people criticize, they criticize themselves more," López told Today.
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We have to criticize it openly, just as we criticize other parts of society.
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"I think that when people criticize, they criticize themselves more," she told Today in response.
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They don't seem to be able to criticize her ideas so instead they criticize her.
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"He would criticize big shots, he would criticize anybody," said Mr. Marzook, the former politician.
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We need to have some courage to criticize the military and criticize the national security community.
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And you know, it is not my job to criticize your president or indeed criticize her.
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It gives you the right and me the right to criticize fake news, and criticize it strongly.
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It gives you the right and me the right to criticize fake news and criticize it strongly.
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So I think it's good when people criticize, a lot of people criticize Ali Baba all this and that.
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Tech journalists should criticize tech firms, and the people that run them, the same way they criticize governments and politicians.
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"Cantonese listeners are much more critical of Cantonese music, and they just criticize and criticize—it's very Hong Kong," Ch'i says.
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"You--criticize by-- just generally, but you praise by--" BECKY QUICK: "By category--" WARREN BUFFETT: "Criticize by category, praise by name," yeah.
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He&aposs out raised and outspent Balderson, he&aposs also been very careful to criticize Nancy Pelosi and not criticize President Trump.
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When he did not, I had no choice but to criticize his decision, just as he felt obligated to criticize a colleague.
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Clinton is right to harshly criticize Trump for his praise of Putin and to harshly criticize Putin for his attack against America.
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"If you're going to criticize hedge funds for being short term, then you can't criticize them for their short-term performance," he said.
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Press Secretary Sarah Sanders declined to criticize Russia's election just as she declined to criticize Xi Jinping when he scrapped China's term limits.
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" Carlson then went on to criticize "elites" that criticize Trump for racism while "paying no attention" to the "racist government of South Africa.
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"When I am told that some people criticize FIFA, well, you can criticize FIFA for many things and certainly many times you are right to criticize FIFA but we try to do the best especially in sensitive cases like this...," he said.
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Pelosi noted that she had declined to criticize Trump during a television interview in France because she does not criticize the president when overseas.
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"You have to criticize the methodology, you can't just criticize the people, because that's the whole point of science...the methodology eliminates bias," Doblin says.
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" For most of this year, Warren has declined to criticize her primary rivals by name, often telling reporters, "I'm not here to criticize other Democrats.
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While Zyuganov in recent years would criticize the ruling United Russia party, he was careful, in the tightly-controlled political system, not to harshly criticize Putin.
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" Lahren defended herself by saying that just "because I criticize a black person or I criticize the Black Lives Matter movement, that doesn't mean I'm anti-black.
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As Whitney Wolfe, the CEO and founder of the dating app Bumble, pointed out, we don't need to criticize the workplace — we need to criticize the classroom.
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Those who criticize the border adjustment can't just criticize; they need to offer an alternative, since the current situation discriminates against domestic sellers of goods and services.
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It made him a troublemaker for Jesus and it led him to criticize the church, criticize the world around him and, in turn, be criticized for those things.
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But it seems to me that if you criticize the one, then you also criticize the other, who is on the radio every Saturday morning for 35 years.
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But it seems to me that if you criticize the one, then you also criticize the other, who is on the radio every Saturday morning for 35 years.
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Trump, who often likes to criticize Germany but rarely likes to criticize Russia, surprised many observers by criticizing this pipeline at the NATO summit in Brussels late last week.
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The report is also expected to criticize McCabe for leaking information to the press, and may criticize Comey if it is believed that he knew about or approved the leaks.
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This — the official condemnation of the Republican establishment — was what allowed political reporters to openly criticize Trump in ways they would never criticize other Republican candidates for sending similar messages.
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We don't have the same thing, but we have a tendency within the society to criticize, always think we do the right thing, but mostly people who I notice who criticize.
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That is the job of the media — to criticize.
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" Added Moore, "People always looking to judge or criticize.
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It's not just the right of liberals to band together through associations to criticize Republicans, or conservatives associating to criticize Democrats; donor privacy also protects liberals criticizing Democrats, and conservatives criticizing Republicans.
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I would be interested if you could explain to me the double standard of people who criticize the police for being too aggressive but also criticize police backing off that kind of policing.
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It's silly to criticize the behavior of a fictional character, in the same way it's silly to criticize an author for writing a book different from the one you yourself might have written.
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Republican senators have begun to openly criticize the president's rhetoric.
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Those individuals certainly have a First Amendment right to criticize.
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I would never, EVER, criticize someone because of their identity.
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His performance doesn't seem to question or criticize the role.
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For a critic like me, there's not much to criticize!
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VICE: What part of your body do people criticize most?
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Death penalty opponents were quick to criticize the planned executions.
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Jolie is just the latest figure to criticize Trump's remarks.
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Proponents of the ICC were quick to criticize Bolton's speech.
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"I'm not going to criticize what they did," said Bromage.
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It couldn't criticize the dominant situation because it was that.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan also used Twitter to criticize McDonald.
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It's almost permissible to kill someone because they criticize Islam.
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Many took the video's comment section to criticize the star.
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The report gave his opponents ammunition to criticize Abe's government.
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Earnest said he would neither "defend nor criticize" the decision.
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Criticize his conduct and his policies between now and then.
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Not every candidate was eager to criticize the former president.
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Some Eagles players took to Twitter to criticize Trump's decision.
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I've had people criticize the movie for being too long.
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Really nothing to criticize, except maybe the gratuitous puking scene.
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Trump has used similar language before to criticize Democratic Rep.
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Does it make it hard for you to criticize Fox?
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"People are going to criticize whatever we do," Lapan said.
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Congress was right to criticize the administration over this episode.
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Democrats are starting to criticize Trump over the report. Rep.
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Trump goes on to criticize Comey for clearing Hillary Clinton.
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So of course we criticize people for being too sensitive.
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They are unaccountable to anyone, and you can't criticize them?
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Humayun Khan a "hero" but continued to criticize Khizr Khan.
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I don't see any usefulness in continuing to criticize her.
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Durbin is one of several Democrats to criticize the proposals.
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It prods society to criticize itself and learn from mistakes.
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Trump afterward took to Twitter to criticize her campaign rollout.
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I think she is great ... I would never criticize that.
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I think she is great ...I would never criticize that.
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There is a lot to criticize about the 2100 act.
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Everyone can criticize our government's public education system, with justification.
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He did not criticize Manager Joe Girardi or his staff.
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Would you criticize President Obama for doing the same thing?
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Only then will it earn the right to criticize others.
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"For him to criticize the Fed is wrong," said Wien.
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Trump took every opportunity to criticize China during his campaign.
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But Gabbard isn't the first Democrat to criticize the it.
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They did not actually criticize the stability of the bank.
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How could he not criticize Trump for his serial lying?
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Ohio Governor John Kasich was quick to criticize Cruz's remarks.
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But it's also meant to heal, rather than simply criticize.
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After all, it can be scary to criticize your boss.
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These are factors activists point to when they criticize companies.
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"We are entitled to criticize public figures," Mr. Sexton said.
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Jay Inslee, another Democrat, will criticize him no matter what.
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"I'm really hoping that [readers] do criticize me," she says.
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Joe Haigh, the St. Francis coach, did not criticize Auriemma.
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If they kill people, we are going to criticize them.
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Democrats in Congress were quick to criticize the agency chief.
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Criticize the wrong guy, he said, and it can backfire.
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I'm a Trump supporter, but I'm going to criticize him.
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So you come off as foolish if you criticize it.
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It went on to criticize professional football players as well.
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" They went on to criticize "a purely partisan impeachment process.
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It's rare for private equity firms to criticize their peers.
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Isakson has previously made clear his reluctance to criticize Trump.
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Just 16 percent think Trump is right to criticize others.
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But when slighted, he is quick to criticize unappreciative offenders.
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It would be uncouth to criticize a juvenile talent show.
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Human rights groups criticize the tactic because of civilian casualties.
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Should we criticize them for doing so, or praise them?
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Senior Republicans still criticize Obamacare for covering too few people.
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Progressives will squirm watching Sanders and Warren criticize one another.
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Many paid leave proponents, however, were quick to criticize. Sen.
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Greenspan did not criticize the policies of the current Fed.
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TAPPER: I don't care if you criticize him, that's fine.
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It is far more acceptable to compliment than to criticize.
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Opponents criticize the proposal's reliance on tolls for infrastructure revenue.
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I am not one to criticize anyone for showing emotions.
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Andrew Cuomo to criticize the original reason for his detention.
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Nobody would ever look at my hair and criticize me.
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Biden was quick to criticize Warren, who supports Vermont Sen.
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Barry Loudermilk (R), also from Georgia, declined to criticize Price.
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Administration officials did not directly criticize Giuliani's work on Sunday.
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It is out of that love that I criticize them.
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Several Twitter users used the trend to criticize the president.
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Kirk took to social media to criticize the police department.
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Donald Trump, and his reluctance to criticize the Russian leader.
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McMaster's essays don't just criticize the RMA approach to war.
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In the same way we criticize President Trump for what he says, we should be allowed criticize Melania based on what she wears — because that's the closest we get to hearing from her regularly.
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Chyna went on to criticize the fact that Rob and co.
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I've heard diehard punks criticize the pingame for being purely aesthetic.
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Well, I think if you're doing things, people will criticize you.
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But he thinks health professionals are hesitant to criticize the technology.
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Mark Sanford, a conservative who has been unafraid to criticize Trump.
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Warren, like most Democrats, has been quick to criticize Trump's methods.
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Those who doubt Gordon's intentions were quick to criticize his posting.
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It's sad people care to criticize something like an editing app.
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Moscow gets to criticize the United States as a fake democracy.
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But if you're going to criticize Donald Trump, make it real.
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If you want to criticize, those are great places to start.
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The Pentagon has been loath to publicly criticize its Gulf allies.
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Those who raised small nervous voices daring to criticize the president.
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One might criticize the play for lacking a coherent, linear structure.
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And the more people criticize it, the more powerful it becomes.
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Federal Reserve officials can get cranky when foreigners criticize their policies.
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The chamber said its ad in New Hampshire will criticize Gov.
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They said that older women criticize the way they interpret feminism.
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And he doesn't want you to criticize his writing schedule, either.
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Rick Perry was Trump's first opponent to criticize his conservative credentials.
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Twitter users were quick to criticize the interview on social media.
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Our biggest tech companies generally don't criticize one another in public.
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"The CSU will continue to criticize Merkel over migration," Nickel said.
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Criticize Israeli mistakes, to be sure, but do it in private.
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And Tuesday morning, President Trump took to Twitter to criticize Hill.
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At their price, the USB-C Bullets are difficult to criticize.
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Criticize Sanchez's ugly techniques and execution individually, but together they're timeless.
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So Congress will be facing Republican governors who will criticize them.
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I know anytime we criticize the Democrats you have to (inaudible).
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Some will criticize Apple's decision to keep the form-factor identical.
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Nobody really wants to criticize themselves in relation to everything constantly.
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"He's not going to criticize or blatantly state things," Liriano said.
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" As fans continued to criticize Teigen, she insisted: "I didn't. Say.
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There are plenty of reasons to criticize the Electoral College system.
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He hasn't been shy about his intentions to criticize Biden's record.
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The turban is sacred and I have a right to criticize.
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Bethenny Frankel is defending herself against people who criticize her weight.
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People ask you questions or criticize you, think about it seriously.
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In response, Trump has taken to Twitter to criticize the judge.
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If he backtracks, they are just as likely to criticize him.
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We send our auditions to each other like 'Watch this. Criticize.
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But Tiley declined to criticize the 23-times grand slam champion.
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Many people have been quick to criticize the new campaign spot.
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Jones also appeared to criticize Trump's performance at the final debate.
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" Some might criticize this plan as "an accounting trick" or "gimmick.
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I guess you could criticize Cersei for a lack of foresight.
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Senior Australian government officials have also continued to publicly criticize China.
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Green groups criticize pick: Environmental groups immediately denounced Bernhardt's nomination Monday.
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There's less to question/criticize internally at Boeing this year vs.
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It's easier to criticize Turkey when she's no longer in government.
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Burke said people were free to criticize the Pope's diplomatic methods.
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"There are those who criticize our commitment to diplomacy," Obama said.
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AND AS MUCH AS WE CRITICIZE THE SYSTEM, THE SYSTEM WORKED.
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Can he stay calm as other Republicans defect and criticize him?
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If you don't clean the house well, then he'll criticize you.
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Adriano Espaillat of New York would not criticize his fellow Democrat.
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So who am I to criticize scientists' understanding of their method?
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But some did criticize the Reagans fancy parties for being elitist.
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But it represents another front in Democratic efforts to criticize Exxon.
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The President took to Twitter to criticize the London mayor's response.
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But look, nobody ever likes when you criticize what they're doing.
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He's not one to criticize his friends in the oil industry.
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He has blasted our European allies while refusing to criticize Russia.
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Criticize Trump and there's probably a meanspirited tweet heading your way.
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Labor attorneys were also quick to criticize the rule on Wednesday.
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"It's reasonable to criticize decisions of the Supreme Court," he said.
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On the one hand, some people criticize me for existing publicly.
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Republicans criticize the law for not living up to its promises.
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We can't criticize what happened then with the mentality of today.
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"I'm not highlighting the abuse to criticize my country," she said.
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The final inspector general report is expected to sharply criticize both.
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Mr. Goodfriend has continued to criticize the Fed in recent years.
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For example, Trump used Twitter to criticize civil rights hero Rep.
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Kelly criticize Congresswoman Wilson, who was in the car with Sgt.
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Musk, however, has continued to criticize public reaction to the coronavirus.
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Those videos went viral, leading some to criticize the governor's response.
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"I still criticize how he went about it," Mr. Schuster added.
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Six in 10 said Mr. Trump was wrong to criticize them.
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"I want to understand something before I criticize it," she said.
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Commentators on social media were swift to criticize Mr. Komuro's motives.
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Once stupidity achieves that status, it becomes almost impossible to criticize.
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The leaders of other nations united to criticize Mr. Trump's decision.
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I don't want to criticize anybody except The New York Times.
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Opponents of genetically modified organisms were quick to criticize the study.
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Two others criticize Islam and the migration of Muslims to Europe.
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"She certainly had the right to criticize my nomination," Sessions said.
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Members of the political opposition were quick to criticize Mr. Macri.
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But Mr. Pompeo knows whom not to criticize — namely, Mr. Trump.
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He wasn't afraid to criticize the state and most importantly, himself.
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Those waiting to hear him criticize his successor will be disappointed.
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There are Americans that criticize the U.S. Marines at every turn.
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But the official was careful not to criticize the president directly.
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You can criticize Clinton fiercely without stooping to gender-based attacks.
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They say they feel helpless because they can't criticize the government.
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There is a great deal for Democrats to criticize about Obama.
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If a woman is sexually progressive or assertive, people criticize you.
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But he, too, has been willing to publicly criticize the president.
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You can be the Pope and criticize him, it doesn't matter.
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It's the number one thing people criticize about the original series.
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So I'm not going to criticize somebody for not holding back.
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Trump has hesitated to criticize the Saudi government since Khashoggi's disappearance.
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The president on Thursday dared criticize Democrats to oppose his plan.
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Mr. Trump wasn't the only person to criticize Time's 2019 selection.
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"The media loves for Republicans to criticize each other," said Rep.
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Republican politicians have tended to criticize both of the incentive provisions.
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But we do take notice when Americans criticize us for it.
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"I cannot criticize the critics of the press," Mr. Toledano said.
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Perhaps some would criticize such a gesture as cynical or opportunistic.
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Cynics might criticize the comparison to dark matter as a stretch.
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Criticize the South Korean government as one that appeases Pyongyang. 24.
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The resolution represents another front in Democratic efforts to criticize Exxon.
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They've been known to criticize pitches, contestants and even each other.
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She's not the first person to criticize feminism in this way.
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Throughout the day, Trump continued to criticize the decision in tweets.
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The country's Catholic Church isn't the first to criticize the president.
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To borrow a phrase to criticize your predecessors and political opponents.
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Many artists are using their talents to criticize, protest and report.
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It is highly unlikely that Obama will explicitly criticize Donald Trump.
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Surely Francis's critics will find much to criticize here, as well.
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Some people took to social media to criticize the GQ shoot.
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People often criticize intersectionality for creating divisions or focusing on differences.
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Justin Trudeau refuses to criticize Donald Trump during joint press conference Justin Trudeau refuses to criticize Donald Trump during joint press conference Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made clear he would not directly criticize the new controversial U.S. administration, even when pressed with hard questions on clear policy differences between him and President Donald Trump during their first meeting in Washington.
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"It's so easy to criticize parenting until you're a parent, so one of the nice things about becoming a parent is that I'll be able to openly criticize other parenting because I will have a child."
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"If we disagree, we want to be able to criticize Israel like we criticize Sweden or Germany, but naturally we respect its right to exist, form its own identity, opinions and articulate its interests," he said.
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WILFRED FROST: Should politicians like Senator Warren who regularly criticize people who have accumulated vast wealth or criticize executive pay, should they acknowledge the changes you're making as well at the same time at the bottom?
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Meanwhile, some defenders of Israel have promoted the notion that to criticize Israel is to criticize all Jews, thus creating a kind of feedback loop that only serves divisive forces both in the United States and abroad.
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Her apology also raised a question about the Republicans who were so quick to criticize her: Will they also be willing to criticize the anti-Semitic stereotypes that President Trump has used in television advertisement and tweets?
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The attacks seemed designed to silence those who dared to criticize Islam.
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Doesn't that mean we're free to criticize her however we want to?
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He has been careful not to criticize U.S. policy in the past.
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By the same token, it&aposs fair to criticize the president today.
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The story isn't particularly original, but Mustang's achievement is to criticize a
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And they defend the right of the press to criticize office-holders.
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Trump was probably trying to criticize abortions initiated after the first trimester.
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In fact, Mueller seems to directly criticize Barr's handling of the letter.
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Erika Girardi has no time for people trying to criticize her appearance.
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Again, Flake seemed to criticize Trump without mentioning him directly by name.
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There&aposs not much to criticize them in terms of flawed reasoning.
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Rape advocacy groups were quick to criticize the insensitivity of Rose's comments.
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How many people can criticize the government, even at the very top?
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General election strategies are always interesting to pick through, analyze, and criticize.
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People often criticize Beyoncé for coming across like an emotionless industry machine.
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She wasn't thinking of the strangers who might criticize and mock her.
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But they nonetheless have continued to criticize him for his authoritarian style.
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Trump continued to criticize Ford's Mexico plan even after he became president.
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Other Clinton backers took the opportunity to criticize Trump and his behavior.
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Is it sexist the way we criticize women for their spending habits?
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Trump's willingness to criticize white supremacists by name is welcome and important.
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He has used his family's personal story to criticize Trump's border policies.
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In the NPR interview, Ginsburg did not criticize any candidate by name.
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" Nevertheless, many criticize the actions of hunters as "trial by social media.
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While some might criticize Valor's leading lady, White doesn't see the point.
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Todd asked Giuliani if he's the right person to criticize Clinton's marriage.
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You can criticize our tactics, but at least we are actively fighting.
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In an interview, he did not criticize his predecessors or their efforts.
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I can criticize Hillary Clinton for this, that, and the other thing.
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Republicans were quick to use the report's conclusions to criticize the administration.
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And if they're not perfect, people just body shame and criticize you.
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Tout the recovery too much and you appear out of touch; criticize
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I know you're not meant to criticize but it's a little tough.
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To accept gifts from political activists or to criticize candidates for office?
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Americans should have broad latitude to criticize, mock, and investigate public figures.
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Defenders of Ms. Wolf ask why journalists don't criticize Mr. Trump's coarseness.
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But I should be able to like the stuff and criticize it.
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"Obama is going to do it [criticize Trump] from Washington," Limbaugh predicted.
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Mike Capuano stood up to "heavily criticize" the efforts by California Rep.
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A lot of people criticize Tesla for being so dependent on incentives.
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Did one of them actually criticize his peers because of her looks?
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Corbyn will criticize May's police cuts and Britain's foreign policy on Friday.
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It's not, however, our right to criticize other parents, celebrities or otherwise.
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It's not helpful to jump on them and criticize them right now.
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In the interview, Schiff said Trump shouldn't criticize the Obama administration's actions.
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So, whatever; Dilfer trotted out an oldie-but-goodie to criticize Kaepernick.
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There's a lot to criticize about Trump's plan for a border wall.
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Some criticize the drug lords; others save their ire for overzealous cops.
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The website often serves as a forum to criticize the oil major.
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She continues to criticize sexual harassment and the impunity of the harassers.
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A. Many Chinese criticize me not only on Baidu, but on Facebook.
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Sanders criticize me for not paying higher wages at my old firm.
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Nonetheless, the Administration of Donald Trump has refused to criticize the kingdom.
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But most people are too afraid to criticize the King by name.
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Most of the memes criticize Soleimani and target an English-speaking audience.
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PG: You also can't criticize your parents the way we civilians can.
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That the Koch brothers would criticize Trump is a warning to conservatives.
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It's not enough for Democrats to criticize Republican candidates running for reelection.
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Would Peretti continue to criticize them if BuzzFeed got a bigger cut?
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The three women began to criticize Latoya for not giving him medication.
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McCain wasn't the only Republican senator to criticize Putin following the indictments.
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WikiLeaks pushed back at Trump, saying he was "wrong" to criticize Manning.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) also took to Twitter to criticize Trump.
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Attorneys and opposition figures criticize prosecutors for providing little evidence of crimes.
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He later defended his free speech right to criticize the former ambassador.
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We should listen to her critiques, not criticize her for having them.
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Thrush doesn't even apologize and attacks those who dared to criticize him.
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Trump has publicly mocked other Republicans who criticize him, such as Sen.
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House Democrats' campaign arm has already started to criticize Bost and Rep.
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Instead, they want the street-fighting tweeter to criticize Mueller with abandon.
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Nonetheless, President Trump continues to criticize OPEC, saying prices are too high.
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In no way I meant to be disrespectful or criticize the president.
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The Russians even went after Congressional Republicans who dared to criticize Trump.
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They support each other, they encourage each other, they criticize each other.
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If you weren't predisposed to liking her, there was plenty to criticize.
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Or perhaps Clinton's main purpose is just to criticize Sanders in particular.
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All the while, many writers and publishers are afraid to criticize Amazon.
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Mr. O'Reilly also took time to criticize the article in The Times.
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"We take no pleasure in having to constantly criticize Russia," she said.
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Protests will be held near the stadium to criticize the president's record.
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There is, obviously, much for progressives to criticize in de Blasio's record.
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Foreign investors tend to criticize Japanese companies as not paying executives enough.
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In doing so, he's made such license easier for feminists to criticize.
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South Korea in turn pledged to not criticize Japan over the issue.
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Those commenters who did criticize Buttigieg's same-sex marriage faced criticism themselves.
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"I do not criticize other countries' systems just because they are different."
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"The W.H.O. does not criticize its member states in public," he said.
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"I'm not going to quarrel or criticize the judges," he told reporters.
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The defense secretary has been careful to not criticize Mr. Trump outright.
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Senior officials advocating aggressive policies regularly criticize the trade proponents in private.
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While he spoke, an angry crowd quickly gathered to criticize the government.
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Others found it extreme to criticize Vaughn for simply having a conversation.
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The three-hour debate saw lawmakers from all sides criticize Trump's comments.
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The rules are the same: We don't criticize each other through yelling.
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The "Star Wars" star is not the only actor to criticize Facebook.
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So, go on, Mr. Obama, criticize all you want anytime you want.
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Anti-government protesters criticize this system as favorable to pro-Beijing interests.
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John McCain that seemed to criticize President Donald Trump's brand of politics.
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They are entitled to criticize Pelosi's "disproportionate" claim as inaccurate or insensitive.
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Under no circumstances am I going to criticize my family in public.
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That means the freedom to speak one's mind and criticize the powerful.
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Why are they taught never to criticize Hafez Assad or his family?
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And when social media users began to criticize the photo, Wade responded.
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Trump, Kotok noted, is not the first president to criticize the Fed.
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He and other local officials continue to criticize the federal government's response.
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Artists in those genres will criticize hip-hop, and don't understand it.
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It could also potentially be applied to journalists who criticize too loudly.
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After all, if I loved my country, why would I criticize it?
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McDonald's subtle gesture seems to criticize white dominance rather than endorse it.
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Officials have also set up alternative Twitter accounts to criticize the administration.
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Trump went on social media to criticize the attack ad as misleading.
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"It's so easy to criticize parenting until you're a parent, so one of the nice things about becoming a parent is that I'll be able to openly criticize other parenting because I will have a child," she said.
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"It's so easy to criticize parenting until you're a parent, so one of the nice things about becoming a parent is that I'll be able to openly criticize other parenting because I will have a child," she joked.
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Trump insisted that he will defend the First Amendment -- "who uses it more than me?" he quipped, getting a laugh -- but that it also allows him to criticize the media, just as it allows the media to criticize him.
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"It's so easy to criticize parenting until you're a parent, so one of the nice things about becoming a parent is that I'll be able to openly criticize other parenting because I will have a child," Kaling told Geist.
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Some might criticize my decision, saying that it makes the event less formal.
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It's fair to criticize Durant in many ways if you're a Thunder fan.
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Throughout the song, lyrics criticize May's Conservative Party and emphasize that she's untrustworthy.
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Plus the media finds an outrageous new way to criticize the first lady.
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Some conservatives no doubt criticize Trump's heterodoxies because they believe in orthodox conservatism.
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McCain and Graham aren't the only Republican senators to criticize Trump so far.
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She has refused to criticize the Daily Mail headline and other similar ones.
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"We support freedom of expression and we can criticize Turkey," she told reporters.
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Despite bad blood with Tillerson, Maduro has hesitated to criticize Trump so far.
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If the two disagreed, Romney could leave the administration and criticize Trump publicly.
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But that doesn&apost mean criticize your friends and give your enemies cover.
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And, of course, it isn't possible to criticize Naomi Campbell's eye-grazing bangs.
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He went so far to criticize two of his progressive colleagues, California Gov.
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Liberal groups are using net neutrality as an issue to criticize Republican incumbents.
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Bloomberg then went on to criticize Trump and the tenure of his presidency.
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She was unafraid to criticize her own country's poor record on accepting refugees.
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So when Sherman said that, it was like: Don't criticize us with malice.
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Meantime, people are going to criticize us, and that's the way it plays.
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But be careful which Kardashian you commend (or criticize) when considering the #KimExposedTaylorParty.
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We have this cultural value, which is: we don't like to criticize entrepreneurs.
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Several lawmakers were quick to criticize the companies' policies following the Motherboard report.
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Criticize me for opening a charity to try and help find a cure?
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Officials said at least two of the signs appeared to criticize Republican Sen.
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President Donald Trump was quick to criticize NBC and MSNBC over the incident.
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Go deeper: Lawmakers criticize Trump's plan to levy sanctions for foreign election meddling
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Then we lose the moral high ground to criticize Russia for its actions.
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At that time, it also became increasingly dangerous to criticize the Gulen movement.
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Human rights groups constantly criticize the government for the arrest of critical journalists.
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So he's not going to criticize all the inaccuracies in the Hollywood franchise.
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"Lots of people will criticize this for the wrong reasons," Widenius told me.
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Now of course we all have the right to criticize anything in politics.
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I don't believe it is my place to harm nor criticize one's beliefs.
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So there's no reason to criticize her for not saying more about Weinstein.
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We apparently exist only for other people to mock, criticize, or verbally assault.
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If there's something I'd like to criticize, I can bring the zombies out.
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Yet skateboard media don't criticize these skaters or even talk about these incidents.
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No American actor could ever go to Iran and publicly criticize it's gov.
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But I don't accept the way we criticize and judge each other anymore.
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Matter movement, which sit outside the political power base and can criticize the
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"I didn&apost do it to criticize or ridicule transgender or LGBT rights."
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Ramsay&aposs fans and fellow chefs took to Twitter to criticize the series.
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"It's horrible to criticize somebody injecting money into science and research," Woodgett said.
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Blumenthal has been quick to criticize the President in wake of the firing.
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Republicans often criticize Obamacare for increasing the deficit — which it actually doesn't do.
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Instead, Ramona clearly meant to shame her "friend" and criticize her mothering skills.
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Consumers, however, balked at the notion, taking to social media to criticize AMC.
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Jones, 49, was quick to criticize the debate's moderator, NBC anchor Lester Holt.
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Sometimes a single artwork can both criticize and inadvertently fuel gentrification, McElroy said.
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There is much less room to criticize the message in her latest book.
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"It bothers me when people with leather shoes criticize seal hunting," Etitiq says.
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But among that majority, 32% disagreed with Trump's decision to criticize the players.
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Those freedoms mean that we can criticize government officials without fear of prosecution.
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The ability to criticize our public officials is core to our American principles.
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Clinton and her husband, Bill, and criticize the foundation the family has run.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) saw opportunity to harshly criticize both McCarthy and Snyder.
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"We were already beginning to criticize her on the Rohingya issue," he said.
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Perez on Sunday called it "ironic" for Trump to criticize others as socialist.
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" Bush didn't mention Trump during his remarks but did criticize the "governing class.
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Local activists routinely criticize checkpoints, alleging racial profiling and other civil rights violations.
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All the while, Wheeler has made it a point not to criticize Pruitt.
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But i don't accept the way we criticize and judge each other anymore.
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Their views may do harm, and we may justly criticize and oppose them.
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You know, something where you believe it, a lot of people criticize it.
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Washington (CNN)House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Sunday refused to criticize Rep.
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But O'Malley used his speech before the group's conference to criticize Trump's inclusion.
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"Traditionally, presidents don't criticize the Fed," Pelley said in the March 5 interview.
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This does not mean Trump is unwilling to criticize dictators for their abuse.
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The president has used the social media platform to fiercely criticize each official.
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There is plenty enough to criticize about her husband; give her a pass.
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On Yelp, many customer reviews praise the singing and criticize the slow service.
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Mr. Zuma has frequently scorned the "clever blacks" — his phrase — who criticize him.
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Bolsonaro has also been very willing to criticize Iran and the Palestinian Authority.
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Western human rights groups often criticize Iran for its high number of executions.
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"Meeting after meeting, I'd bring my work, and they'd criticize it," Howard said.
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Indeed, many have and will continue to criticize both of these momentous decisions.
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We criticize America, I suspect, because we hold America to America's own standards.
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You write us off, then criticize us for not producing when we lose.
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On Monday morning, Mr. Trump continued to criticize Mr. Khan, whose son Capt.
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From what I said, I didn't really mean to criticize the Mets' defense.
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Mr. Trump said the Twitter post was not meant to criticize Muslim athletes.
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How any player playing in this league could criticize that is a mystery.
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The president periodically uses Twitter to criticize media reports he does not like.
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A. Lots of people in China have used horrible words to criticize them.
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"I don't think it's appropriate to criticize my movement right now," Williams said.
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Several CPAC speakers went on to criticize the then-candidate in their speeches.
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"It's not the done thing to criticize another practitioner, you know," he says.
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" Val went on to criticize the girl's mom, saying, "They don't know better.
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The former mayor went on to criticize both Donald Trump and Texas Sen.
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If you criticize police, you're causing a "Ferguson effect" and driving up homicides.
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He doesn't change the text, doesn't insert any mean remarks, doesn't criticize anything.
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Do we criticize the comparison of the indigenous inhabitants of Australia with dinosaurs?
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We criticize porn for not being diverse and having different perspectives and voices.
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Fischbach went on to criticize YouTube's team for not getting back to him.
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However, Mashable wasn&apost the only publication to criticize the new Tesla release.
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We are too P.C. to criticize artists: The vaunted "artiste" has a message.
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If you get in his way or criticize him, you're unfair, dishonest, terrible.
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"It's easy to criticize food that comes from far away," Mr. Pollan said.
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His government is careful not to criticize Mr. Trump at home or abroad.
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It's hard to criticize anyone who is speaking up and pushing for change.
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One after the other, Democrats took to the floor to criticize the nomination.
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An opening to criticize him from the right as well as the left.
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"No one is innocent and people are allowed to criticize everyone," said Rouhani.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, populists are not distinctive just because they criticize elites.
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In return, South Korea promised not to criticize Tokyo on the issue again.
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McCain has made clear since the election that he's willing to criticize Trump.
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"If we have no rights to criticize the government, this development doesn't matter."
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I am ordinarily paid to criticize, which is why I cook on Thanksgiving.
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In return, South Korea promised not to criticize Japan over the issue again.
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Ocasio-Cortez also continued to criticize Trump as the midterm campaign went on.
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The bankers requested anonymity because they didn't want to publicly criticize their regulator.
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In the same way that you water a plant, you praise, don't criticize.
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In this sense, both Mr. López Obrador and President Trump do criticize elites.
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Trump took to social media to criticize the judge involved in Stone's case.
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Mr. Biden is wrong, though, that Mr. Sanders did not criticize the government.
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I'm interested to see: Will any Republicans criticize Trump on the Senate floor?
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Some used the election's success to criticize Mr. Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia.
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We're comfortable calling balls as balls, but prefer to criticize strikes as imperfect.
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In fact, while Yovanovitch was testifying, Trump took to Twitter to criticize her.
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It is tricky to criticize Obama from the left in the Trump era.
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It is tricky to criticize Obama from the left in the Trump era.
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The Islamic Republic's official news agency was forced to criticize Mr. Bahrampour's interpretation.
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This is not the first time Brennan has spoken out to criticize Trump.
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Trump has "shown no inclination to criticize or oppose (authoritarian) regimes," he says.
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Now they feel they are also not able to criticize a giant corporation.
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People criticize, oh, this guy doesn't know what he's doing, doesn't understand this.
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There had been indications the panel would formally criticize the Obama administration's response.
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We need to criticize constructively, disagree civilly and reengage outside the digital world.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren both took to Twitter to criticize the firings.
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Mr. Obama, like his successor, hasn't been afraid to criticize the news media.
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He went on to criticize former President George W. Bush for his policies.
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Both engage in behavior that they know other people will criticize them for.
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FROST: BUT YOU CRITICIZE HIS ADVISERS FOR GIVING HIM WRONG ADVICE ON TACTICS?
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" But the subtext of every attempt to criticize Maverick is "— and it's awesome.
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I had some failed marriages — if you want to criticize me for that.
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People should be inspired by what China has done rather than criticize it.
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It wants to criticize and challenge the mindset it sets up early on.
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"It's so easy to criticize parenting until you're a parent, so one of the nice things about becoming a parent is that I'll be able to openly criticize other parenting because I will have a child," she added while laughing.
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We could sit back and wait and watch and criticize and we could be a Chuck Schumer and sit back and criticize it and people would come, they would come, begging to us please, we have to do something about Obamacare.
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Look to Senghor and in hindsight, criticize him for his essentialism, criticize him for the way he's so romantic about the African past, and the only way to have that critique is to have the experience of a post-colonial Africa.
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I think that people should look to do things correctly, as opposed to criticize.
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The commentary pieces follow other recent statements that criticize Western democracy as a concept.
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I don't criticize these people — it's their choice, and that's the beauty of democracy.
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"I don't think it's helpful for a former president to criticize successors," Bush said.
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American presidents rarely criticize the Fed, whose independence is considered important for economic stability.
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Procrastinators often self-criticize, says Li, but negative self-talk will hold you back.
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Several took to Twitter to criticize StockX for its handling of the password reset.
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Both candidates delivered confident and forceful performances with no reluctance to criticize one another.
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The Trump-haters criticize almost everything the president says and does, no matter what.
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Pink is the latest in a long line of musicians to criticize Dr. Luke.
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U.S. presidents rarely criticize the Fed, whose independence is considered important for economic stability.
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Democracy depends on the freedom to criticize those in power without fear of retribution.
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Then, DeLuca appears to criticize Meredith for not being "brave enough" to date him.
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Watchdog groups sharply criticize Brazil for its prisons where deadly riots routinely break out.
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Unfortunately, one Twitter user decided to criticize Teigen for standing against the executive order.
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It's not wrong to criticize, but make your criticisms few and your encouragements many.
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Key Democrats started to criticize the travel restrictions shortly after Trump signed the order.
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Right-wing accounts were 15 times more likely to praise Trump than criticize him.
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I understand why people criticize that because I have a voice in hip-hop.
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It was a difficult movie to review, and the franchise is difficult to criticize.
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But Schultz did repeatedly criticize what he described as the demonization of law enforcement.
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When you can't beat them on the substance, Republicans figure, you criticize the process.
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Jeb Bush, a former Republican presidential candidate, was also among those to criticize King.
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Former presidential candidate and environment minister Marina Silva took to Twitter to criticize Bolsonaro.
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They'll withhold affection, criticize everything about your ideas and appearance, and complain—a lot.
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I don't criticize these people—it's their choice, and that's the beauty of democracy.
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He said his team makes note when accounts using pseudonyms criticize the prime minister.
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After Claire visits Mark to criticize him over Cole's mistress' death, he calls Jane.
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Murphy is hardly the only U.S. lawmaker to criticize ongoing U.S. involvement in Yemen.
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They criticize Neymar more than the players who hunt him down over 90 minutes.
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Reeves is not the only judge to criticize Trump for personal attacks against judges.
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And those in control are not used to having anyone criticize them, he added.
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" The post prompted a number of Bieber's fans to criticize him for being "disrespectful.
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Syria, Iraq, Libya, trade with China -- you name it and Trump will criticize it.
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In a statement to The Verge, Google declined to directly criticize the new order.
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When antiracists criticize America—namely racist policies and ideas—racists call it preaching hate.
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It's no small thing for Jones to criticize Trump during the 2020 election cycle.
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Of course, someone took this as an invitation to criticize her parenting, Buzzfeed reported.
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They took to the anonymous commenting website Yik Yak to criticize Trump's foul language.
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It's interesting because it does have impact on people when you do criticize properly.
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Many private institutions criticize what they describe as a deeply flawed government education system.
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DERSHOWITZ: -- no, I&aposm saying both sides -- I have to criticize the Republicans. Absolutely.
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And Democrats criticize the proposal, calling it a gift to corporations and wealthy Americans.
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But it's awfully hard for Warren to credibly criticize juvenile behavior she exhibits herself.
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I'm not going to criticize some stupid line that I wrote in a song.
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I think what is happening -- there are certainly things to criticize about the press.
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If you could criticize Camozzi for anything, it won't be for his dogged determination.
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O'Connor is considered a long shot but has been careful not to criticize Kasich.
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"My intention was not to point or criticize, but rather find yourself laughing with."
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To those who criticize the president, how well did you do in North Korea?
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" Daniels said he thought the tweets were just giving "fuel for people to criticize.
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Trump also riffed on the Boy Scouts loyalty pledge to criticize those in Washington.
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"Our job is not to criticize the government or the president," she tells PEOPLE.
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Democrats being loathe to criticize him in the little time remaining in his term.
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Is it any wonder he would criticize Trump's plan mass deportations and massive wall?
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I'd criticize how it works for the powerful, who pressure people with no power.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, as I say I praise by name and-- criticize by category.
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Ignore what they said, because it's meaningless, but don't criticize them for saying it.
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But Peña Nieto is certainly not the only leader to criticize Trump's campaign platform.
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One of the first people to criticize FetLife publicly was kink activist Kitty Stryker.
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Get Out doesn't vilify all white people or criticize interracial relationships on the whole.
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"It's one thing to criticize stuff, which is super important and necessary," she says.
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To tell you the truth, I'm not fussed if people want to criticize us.
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He went on to criticize the board for failing to lead United to success.
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If you criticize a company online, you normally get an apologetic response via Twitter.
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In a way it's not surprising that Republicans feel free to criticize the President.
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Corker is the latest Republican senator to criticize Trump's handling of the Charlottesville protests.
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His former lab members, even those who criticize his science, speak of him fondly.
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There's plenty to criticize about Donald Trump's plans to massively expand the U.S. military.
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Booker testified against Sessions, breaking precedent to criticize one of his own Senate colleagues.
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And last month, Mr. Zuckerberg seized on TikTok's Chinese roots to criticize it publicly.
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Even when her partner would criticize and berate her, she would ritually forgive him.
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Arthur Sackler had often used the pages of the Medical Tribune to criticize generics.
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People may criticize Apple for essentially milking three products out of a single design.
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In other words, there is plenty to criticize—and Walsh neglected most of it.
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Grossman said the judge's decision supported the right of individuals to criticize their government.
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At the same time, Republicans did not criticize the administration's response to the controversy.
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North Korea has regularly released insults against foreign government leaders who criticize the nation.
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Criticize modern marketing or free markets, but this is not anything specific to tech.
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If the president is not allowed to criticize misguided Fed policy, then who is?
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We criticize corporations for spending money on elections in the wake of Citizens United.
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Instead, they are forced to rely on committee employees, a practice some lawmakers criticize.
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Instead, they have spent the past several months opportunistically attacking Democrats who criticize Israel.
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The International Equestrian Federation and World Archery were quick to criticize the IPC's ruling.
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Students who leave or criticize IBLP often find themselves excommunicated from their own families.
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When he did stray from the reservation, colleagues didn't dare to criticize him publicly.
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He also used the opportunity to criticize the "Democrat party" as having been radicalized.
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If people react-- when you criticize their investment, if they get mad, they're gambling.
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If I criticize their wife or something, they don't get all upset about it.
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Those who criticize socialism for its failure to create wealth are missing the point.
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This is something he has said to people privately to criticize Stormy Daniels' appearance.
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Most people realize that it would be disingenuous to publicly criticize their own employer.
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We dissect the failings of political pollsters at length — and there's much to criticize.
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Failed Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney is having a news conference tomorrow to criticize me.
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Castro and Booker teamed up to criticize Biden over the Obama administration's immigration policies.
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Chris Christie on Tuesday said it is "inappropriate" to criticize the family of Capt.
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One can't really criticize that exposed brick wall, the steel supports, the rough stone.
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The statement did not criticize the governor's actions, nor reassure gay Tanzanians of protection.
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They may criticize Trump out loud or, like Jeff Flake, resign with a flounce.
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So, why should Republicans criticize Trump's conduct or draw greater distance from his presidency?
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Hillary Clinton was in a difficult position because she couldn't really criticize Barack Obama.
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The bottom line: Trump refuses to criticize Vladimir Putin and ignores human rights issues.
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They are modern, contemporary plays that subtly criticize those in power at the time.
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The journalists, many from ABC News, criticize Trump for his recent comments praising Rep.
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Mr. Churkin said he had no idea she would criticize Russia in that meeting.
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Some were quick to criticize Conway for putting shoes on the White House furniture.
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And the president hasn't been afraid to criticize judges who rule against his policies.
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"They can criticize him for every move he makes," he said of Biden's team.
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It isn't enough to criticize young people for being overly sensitive and insufficiently independent.
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And if someone decides they want to cancel it, I wouldn't publicly criticize it.
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We also ask if you would feel free to criticize the book, if needed.
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Yes, many people criticize our education system — and many of those criticisms are legitimate.
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If I were to criticize this record, I would say that it's really short.
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You may have heard some criticize this resolution for calling East Jerusalem occupied territory.
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" Today Mr. Kaczynski labels those who criticize the government "the worst sort of Poles.
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The Fake News Awards started as a way for Trump to criticize the media.
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So my mother felt free to criticize without thinking there would be horrible consequences.
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Joe Biden and Beto O'Rourke brought up opioids to criticize the health care industry.
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"Those who criticize us have a great deal to learn with us," he added.
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It was funny because people were really trying to find ways to criticize it.
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Mattis quits on principle, and congressional Republicans grow more willing to criticize the president.
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American diplomats returned to the council months later to criticize China's human rights record.
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Sometimes Twain does criticize the prophecies of the fall of cities in his book.
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It also made an example of a country that dared to criticize the camps.
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Now he's coming forward to criticize President Trump — and to defend his own legacy.
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Even some state-run news outlets have chimed in to criticize the rushed demolitions.
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No. I think it's completely inappropriate for a lieutenant governor to criticize a governor.
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That means the influential people we expose might criticize us or call us names.
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But when women emerged to criticize him online, they were trolled on the internet.
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King isn't the first Republican to criticize Ocasio-Cortez over her border remarks. Rep.
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Trump also took to social media to criticize the judge involved in Stone's case.
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Even domestic audiences criticize Chinese shows for being cliché and lacking creativity and depth.
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She's a new addition to the royal family and people love to criticize change.
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"Koizumi's leave is short, and people criticize it as only a 'performance'," wrote one.
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If there were anyone with license to criticize Trump, it would be Bob Corker.
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Sure, Democrats will criticize them for abdicating their responsibilities at such a critical juncture.
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Earlier in the session, Russian President Vladimir Putin also appeared to criticize protectionist policies.
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As with China, there's still much to criticize about Trump's approach to North Korea.
|
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U.S. presidents rarely criticize the Fed, whose independence is considered essential to economic stability.
|
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But it is very unusual for a president to openly criticize the entire bureau.
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Nor did Mr. Trump criticize one of his favorite foils, the "fake news" media.
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As Congress left for the week, a few Republicans dared to criticize Mr. Mulvaney.
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Imagine if we weren't free to criticize the government at a time like this!
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Still, he appeared reluctant to criticize Mr. Trump's tumultuous tenure in the White House.
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"But it's hard to criticize the outlets who struggle with the situation," he added.
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We need to be able to criticize Islam's worst without fear from political correctness.
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Cynics and Walmart-haters will still criticize the decision as not going far enough.
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Di Maio went on to criticize the current Gentiloni government's handling of the crisis.
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So it's not in his interest, in my view, to criticize the Federal Reserve.
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"They like having that over Clinton's head so she doesn't criticize Obama," Gohmert added.
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But Republicans remain loath to criticize Trump's behavior, despite a pile of incriminating evidence.
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Conservatives have objected to what they call propping up the law they often criticize.
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After all, they never criticize Democrats for denying people their right to self-defense.
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Opponents looking to make political hay will always criticize a president in this situation.
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Why does he do things that he knows other people will criticize him for?
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He did not hesitate to criticize United States officials for policies he considered mistaken.
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But on Wednesday Mr. Bush said he had not meant to criticize the president.
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"I think people who criticize the trailer haven't seen the stage version," Hayward said.
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They're going to take any opportunity to criticize impeachment they can, including, apparently, this.
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He splits with Trump on immigration, but hesitates to criticize the president's decisions outright.
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YEAH, I MEAN, WE LOOK AT IT. I'M NOT GOING TO CRITICIZE U.S. STEEL.
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American presidents rarely criticize the Fed, whose independence is considered important for economic stability.
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Elizabeth Warren seized an opportunity to criticize the online behavior of some of Sen.
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Commendably, they criticize the Republican proposals to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act.
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On Tuesday, he took to Twitter to criticize the transportation plans of Lt. Gov.
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They say that we can't criticize their dishonest coverage because of the First Amendment.
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There is plenty in today's religious right to criticize, especially on issues of race.
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In these cases, no one can criticize the pilots for failing to pay attention.
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There are enough things to criticize Trump for without bringing his body into it.
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Only a few Saudis interviewed by Reuters were prepared to criticize the government openly.
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Meanwhile, Trump has often let slide some of the white figures who criticize him.
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Indeed, Gutierrez's willingness to criticize the Obama administration wasn't always shared by caucus leadership.
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Criticize away, I said, but to what other country can you turn for hope?
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It's not helpful to criticize a story for being told at all, but it's more than fair to criticize artists for telling the same old story the same old way, or for changing a story in a way that doesn't make any sense.
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Stivers was one of a number of prominent Republicans, including Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), to criticize the president's remarks.
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Clinton, and jump at every opportunity to marginalize, criticize and generally combat the Sanders campaign.
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Peña Nieto did not criticize his American guest — something many Mexicans craved if not expected.
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Bianco supports Trump's right to criticize the Fed and believes not enough people do it.
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Still, tabloids are quick to criticize stars who don't return to their original size immediately.
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And there actually are a lot of reasons to criticize the press in this environment.
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It makes it easier for me criticize the government and business practices I consider unfair.
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Reitman drew criticism earlier this year after appearing to criticize the all-female "Ghostbusters" remake.
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The only thing I would say: When people would criticize, I used to get up.
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With no product being developed yet, there's nothing to try out, review, praise, or criticize.
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It's so easy to criticize, to look down on me for what I was given.
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Republicans seem to be constantly looking for any opportunity they can get to criticize Rep.
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He won't sing about hot-button political issues, and he certainly won't criticize President Trump.
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Critics of tech should criticize the reason, not the excuse; the disease, not the symptom.
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Other Republicans who have been quicker to criticize Trump weren't so confident in the agreement.
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And others used the proposal to criticize the original Republican blockade on gun control reform.
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The lawsuit was settled in 2017, but Mr. Andrés has continued to criticize the president.
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But those who criticize the company's bro-y image aren't just referring to its members.
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Sorry Joe, but it felt great, because we have the right to criticize the President.
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During this time, he used his twitter account to criticize Gizmodo's parent company, Univision:1203.
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Biden pointed out that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah used Trump's accusation to criticize U.S. policy.
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That's what I criticize Mitt Romney — I mean, ran... RUBIO: No, he... TRUMP: Excuse me.
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Since then, he's used it mostly to tweet political commentary and criticize President Trump's administration.
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He used the visit as a vehicle to criticize Mexico, one of his perennial targets.
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Dean McDermott is speaking out against the online body shamers who criticize his children's looks.
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So they criticize the President, they cannot like the President and still do their job.
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"I am not going to criticize them [Tesco], the problem is the structure," he said.
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Unchecked, he began to openly criticize the US with language that veered into outright hostility.
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" Parker continued to criticize the publication in the post, calling their actions an "endless harassment.
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That's because Arnold is one of the first billionaires, observers say, to criticize this system.
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It's easy to criticize Trump, but we really do have a demand-side problem here.
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Don't ever criticize a parent for the discovery and the imagination of someone who's little.
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People that will criticize because of political context are -- it really doesn&apost help anybody.
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They criticize the 24-7 work schedule that is held up as the gold standard.
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This is the fourth audit by the inspector general's office since 2011 to criticize NHTSA.
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Next, she says she decided to take a photo to criticize actual black Trump supporters.
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Giuliani added, however, that Trump might criticize Hillary Clinton's response to her husband's sex scandals.
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At news conferences, McConnell is unflappable, deflecting reporters who regularly bait him to criticize Trump.
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Martin Luther King Jr. to criticize the Department of Justice's attempt to delay the decree.
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Be more open to unorthodox and contrarian ideas, especially ones that criticize conservative conventional wisdom.
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He returned to Twitter to defend his comments and criticize the Duron family even more.
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Trump on Thursday, however, signaled that he is unwilling to publicly criticize the Russian president.
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Ted Cruz of Texas, who was one of the Republicans to criticize the president's response.
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Republicans used the renewed attention on the region to sharply criticize the previous administration. Sen.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell used the North Carolina race to criticize Democrats on Tuesday.
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Trump appears to be less likely to publicly criticize Turkey for alleged human rights abuses.
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Hedge fund titan Ray Dalio is the most recent to criticize the current economic system.
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At news conferences, McConnell is unflappable, deflecting reporters who regularly bait him to criticize Trump.
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Twitter users were quick to criticize her message, with many accusing her of cultural stereotyping.
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People who criticize world's major central banks may be doing so for the wrong reason.
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Entertainment Weekly praised the special and does not criticize the use of the n-word.
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Even though we criticize the Kardashians, we want to have a lifestyle similar to theirs.
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NWR: I'm not really mocking it, because I'm not here to criticize the fashion world.
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It's hard to shake it off, and even harder for me not to criticize myself.
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He attacked the mayor of San Juan for daring to criticize the federal government response.
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Few members dare to publicly criticize it, let alone its leader, for fear of expulsion.
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"There's no doubt [immigration] goes to what they criticize him for: zero tolerance," Bannon said.
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Richard Blumenthal went on CNN Wednesday morning to criticize the president's decision to fire Comey.
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A valedictorian used her speech to call out counselors and criticize a 'regularly intoxicated' teacher.
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Progressives have said they plan to criticize Biden for refusing to embrace Medicare for All.
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Sanford has been one of the few Republican lawmakers willing to criticize Donald Trump openly.
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He still feels entitled to criticize the performance of men and and women in uniform.
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Speaking at the tournament last week, Nadal continued to criticize the choice to go blue.
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In many cases, Congress has abdicated its constitutional responsibilities, preferring to criticize rather than legislate.
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Meanwhile, Mike Pompeo's opponents want to criticize him for even drawing attention to the problem.
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Liberals can criticize the president, but they should give him credit when it is due.
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Congress will get to criticize him for it and then move on to other business.
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Trump was careful not to criticize Putin or Russia during the press conference in Helsinki.
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He also took the opportunity to criticize President Obama for not visiting the flood area.
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"Fake news!" he exclaimed, echoing the slogan Trump has repeatedly used to criticize the press.
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However, Republicans should take heed: It won't be enough to simply criticize the left's proposals.
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" But he also declined to criticize his party, saying, "I'm not interested in berating them.
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For now, it looks to the public that Trump is right to criticize the media.
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"So as much as they might criticize Shudu, I can always say it's for everyone."
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Warren's politics, and certainly among most law professors it is almost sacrilege to criticize her.
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And they're back making that same argument today: That we shouldn't criticize the front-runners.
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It is imperfect, there is much to criticize, but there have also been positive changes.
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Groups representing certain energy sources are joining with environmentalists and others to criticize FirstEnergy Corp.
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Environmental groups were swift to criticize Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and the department's proposed changes.
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Similarly, any level of employee can criticize any of their bosses without fear of retribution.
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Ricardo Rosselló's office used the study to further criticize the federal government's response to María.
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He went on to criticize league commissioner Roger Goodell for his inaction on the issue.
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As the crowd of students grows, some of the men criticize their "racist" MAGA hats.
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In those tweets he also managed to criticize Donna Brazile, Juan Williams, and Shep Smith.
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At no point did he mention his democratic socialist ideology or criticize compromise-minded politics.
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God forbid you criticize the blurred lines between the Clinton philanthropy business and political worlds.
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To be clear, anyone is more than free to criticize this president and his policies.
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He went on to criticize league commissioner Roger Goodell for his inaction on the issue.
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Collins said he would not criticize his offense, which managed just three hits in all.
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So for ambitious Tories, the question was not whether to criticize Europe, but how much.
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Clinton does not want to criticize Mr. Trump on policy: She is all for that.
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And I am going to take every opportunity to criticize him, to raise those issues.
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Through press [reports] I know that he used to criticize me for not speaking up.
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The president has also often used Twitter to criticize and pressure businesses and their policies.
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The ultimate sin today, Crouch argues, is to criticize a group, especially on moral grounds.
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Several people, including tech and security experts, hijacked the hashtag to criticize the coalition's campaign.
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If you're like James Baldwin, you, too, love this country enough to criticize her perpetually.
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It can become normal to doubt, mock, criticize, or encourage the unwell person on screen.
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But now, users have hijacked the #LiveBoldly hashtag to criticize the movie's representation of disability.
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If you criticize Barack Obama you're a racist, it doesn't matter what else you do.
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We should have the freedom to criticize them, and that's what I do on occasion.
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Why this matters: Trump took to Twitter after the election to criticize expensive weapons programs.
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After Nordstrom dropped her fashion brand, the president took to Twitter to criticize the move.
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"We can't be gagged when we want to criticize the actions of the president," Rep.
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Both sides cite the studies that support their views and criticize the ones that don't.
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Yes. But it's also not the reason people criticize her about the emails or Benghazi.
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She relentlessly criticized contractors' misdeeds in Iraq, but was reluctant to criticize the war itself.
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Many leaders have been hesitant to criticize Trump's decisions directly, instead focusing on his policies.
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At the same time, however, we must stay alert and criticize the dangers they bring.
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It's not the first time that Lovato has taken to social media to criticize Trump.
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"I am happy for everybody to criticize me; it's part of free speech," he said.
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What troubled him, Mr. Durbin said, was that Mr. Trump dared to criticize the senator.
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Their sheriff will later criticize Starbucks for "[downplaying] what happened" in a Facebook Live interview.
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So far, the US has declined to criticize the direction in which India is heading.
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What we really wanted was freedom: freedom to demonstrate, to express ourselves, to criticize power.
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Throughout the process, men overlooked Justice Kavanaugh's behavior to criticize the women who reported it.
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Over the weekend, the president used his weekly address to criticize the state's immigration policies.
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I also criticize myself more than anyone else is going to and I know that.
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But she took the opportunity to criticize Mr. Barr's handling of the special counsel's report.
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Democrats immediately accused Mr. Trump of having no moral standing to criticize Mr. Biden's behavior.
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The people who criticize me for it are wearing head-to-toe Prada, you know!?
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But he has made sure to criticize Ms. DeVos's vocal brand of school choice advocacy.
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They say they are interested in promoting peace and merely aim to criticize Israeli policies.
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"We're quick to criticize gender injustice when we see it around the world," Melinda observes.
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"Who better to criticize them," Mr. Giuliani replied, "than someone who knows how it's done?"
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His parents were the last people who would ever criticize the Chinese government, he said.
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You don't strike me as someone who cares that much if other people criticize you.
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Now that Republicans want to engage North Korea, the Democrats are preparing to criticize them.
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The compromise that he wants — that both sides "criticize but also accept" — is entirely feasible.
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On the one hand, they have to criticize any effort to dismantle the ACA. Sen.
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It is notable that none of these comics criticize their kids that harshly or directly.
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"There is no way he could come out and publicly criticize them," Mr. Mathekga said.
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Many, in fact, actively support Beijing, often by shaming their fellow students who criticize Beijing.
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Notably, some of the more conscientious voices among Turkey's religious conservatives criticize this ugly reality.
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Later, at a second news conference, he told reporters that he did not criticize Mrs.
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There was a time when Fox News commentators were more willing to criticize Mr. Trump.
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All the while, dozens of N.F.L. players went on social media to criticize the president.
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But it doesn't appear to be working, as people continue to criticize the government online.
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The criticism has been all about the framing, because people can't actually criticize the facts.
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"Our minds like to constantly tell stories, analyze, judge, give advice, and criticize," Deibler says.
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He also used Facebook this week to criticize the "hypocrisy" of galleries planning to close.
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They should be slow to criticize those in the hot seat for getting something wrong.
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It was not clear what prompted the president to criticize the company five days later.
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He has also been reluctant to publicly criticize Putin or blame him for election meddling.
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Chinese immigrants of my generation in America criticize my English for not being native enough.
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Humanitarian organizations that criticize the state were threatened with closure, and newspaper offices were raided.
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It is not appropriate to single out certain aspects of the system and criticize them.
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But he invoked Sanders and his growing support in California to criticize the DCCC's decision.
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But Charity Navigator still rewards low overhead, a decision that even its close partners criticize.
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GOP senators have come out in force to criticize Trump and defend the Khan family.
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There is a persistent media approach that always finds something to criticize about China's economy.
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There was a lot to criticize about broadcast TV, but it brought the nation together.
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Still, none would directly criticize the president, and many avoided questions about the tweet altogether.
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And how can you criticize Obama for not doing more, when you do absolutely nothing?
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They also criticize the Houthis for missile attacks on Saudi cities, including the capital Riyadh.
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Meanwhile, the Dairy Farmers of Canada quickly came out to criticize the new trade agreement.
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Hassett said he hadn't read the research, but went on to criticize Goldman's track record.
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When the court is criticizing the procedure, they criticize something that nobody knows anything about.
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The folks who criticize Ryan and company point out that ObamaCare is still with us.
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And given the opportunity to criticize Trump for his attacks on judges he moved gingerly.
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The BBC said it was unprecedented for a chief whip to publicly criticize the government.
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Startlingly, the accounts criticize with very specific details the players and staff of the 76ers.
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And they criticize players for acting childish, embarrassing the team, and not respecting their injuries.
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Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.) and his former chief counsel Roy Cohn to criticize the president.
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"I don't understand the [idea] that it's un-American to criticize your country," Rapinoe said.
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I routinely heard conservative gays criticize other conservative gays as ineffective, boring or empty vessels.
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"Whoever wants to criticize the party is at liberty to do so," she told Folha.
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That amendment fell short, despite winning 12 Republican votes, prompting Sanders to criticize his colleagues.
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But the animated Billy Porter then says there are better ways to criticize the president.
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It would have been controversial for a celebrity to publicly criticize Jackson in the 1990s.
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"He's very keen to criticize others but cannot tolerate those who challenge him," Bower said.
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She later tweeted "it's all about the Benjamins" to criticize AIPAC's influence in American politics.
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And even in my less-crazy current state, even while I criticize, I can't stop.
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Those who criticize the enforcement of our laws have offered only one countermeasure: open borders.
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However, I would never go up to the audio tech and criticize what he's doing.
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Who can so strongly criticize a beloved national figure and former party nominee and survive?
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"I think it's easy to criticize a movie in hindsight after so many years," she says.
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" Or, "Everyone that might criticize me is not on my side, therefore, not on your side.
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In the video, an unseen audience member seems to criticize the Ohio governor for his comment.
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So when you pretty strongly criticize him over the Helsinki press conference, obviously you felt strongly.
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Is it just another example of seizing on something that they could use to criticize Trump?
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Among the most recent presidents, from Ronald Reagan to Obama, Trump has seen much to criticize.
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"It's easy on the campaign trail to criticize the achievements of the previous administration," she said.
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Those who criticize the agreement have never ever given me an alternative we could work with.
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In a tweet Monday morning, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi appeared to criticize Waters as well.
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Trump's rivals mocked his decision to sit out the debate and found ways to criticize him.
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Members have been reticent to criticize their club owner publicly once he launched his political career.
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Apparently Dean didn't think there were enough genuine reasons to criticize Trump's behavior at the debate.
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But we're not here to criticize her era mixup, but rather celebrate her very accurate outfit.
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The irony is that boomers criticize millennials for being snowflakes, for being too driven by feelings.
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A poem shared widely on Chinese social media complains about the pressure to criticize other countries.
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Those protests quickly spread, with opposition supporters using it as a platform to criticize Widodo's government.
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"When people attack or criticize me outside and online, I choose to ignore them," she said.
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Salzhauer disagrees with those who would criticize the idea of plastic surgery at a young age.
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But the urge to criticize the post was so strong that this intent was never considered.
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I might have preferred a more ambitious redesign, sure, but what's here is hard to criticize.
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Some people criticize them because most of the songs sound alike, and I can see that!
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I think people have good reason to criticize them—I don't agree with everything they say.
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All of these changes are happening because Republicans repeatedly criticize how Democrats were handling the process.
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That includes Republicans who have occasionally been willing to publicly criticize the president, such as Sens.
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Left-wing accounts were only 1.3 times more likely to praise Hillary Clinton than criticize her.
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But people are going to use the position of the company and me to criticize us.
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It's highly unusual for a former president to criticize a current one in such blunt terms.
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Congressional Democrats were quick to criticize the move, which they see as a proxy for Islamophobia.
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So you want to make sure you do such a good job there's nothing to criticize.
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Some followers, however, saw the sweet family pic as an opportunity to criticize the boys' weight.
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Kaepernick's critics were quick to criticize him for abandoning his principles for a chance to play.
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But that's changing as the attacks seem designed to silence those to dare to criticize Islam.
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I just didn't want to go out there and fail and give people more to criticize.
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The powerful libertarian donors support states legalizing pot and criticize federal attempts to thwart local laws.
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But to criticize the systems too heavily based on examples such as these would be unfair.
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There are many grounds on which to criticize Donald Trump and to argue against his candidacy.
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Without the concern of re-election, both Flake and Corker are free to openly criticize Trump.
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Humayun Khan, among other controversies, has caused increasing numbers of Republicans to criticize the party's candidate.
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It's something he does a lot when other public figures criticize him, including in awards shows.
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Trump will either criticize the report for its apparent inadequacies or choose to ignore it altogether.
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Even after belatedly endorsing Trump, House Speaker Paul Ryan and McConnell have continued to criticize him.
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Obama aides say the intervention was related to the former president's reluctance to openly criticize Trump.
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Men might want to criticize Nadia with accusations of blue balls, yet, Joel has no complaints.
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"I'm not here to blame anybody, not to criticize anybody, but facts are facts," Sanders said.
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It's easy to criticize Gretchen's fast romantic role reversal, but Cash sees her character's choice differently.
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The Sphinx never got gone off the Hennessy and jumped onstage to criticize awards show decisions.
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If you criticize him, he has to keep counterpunching, even if it makes him look bad.
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There are so many ways to criticize President Trump that don't involve referencing traumatic sexual assaults.
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Citizens continue to criticize the government but often find themselves facing tax or other legal troubles.
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Voters already expect Republicans to criticize Democrats, which robs their anti-Clinton rhetoric of persuasive power.
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Criticize her tactics all you want, but Sundhage's squad has vastly outperformed expectations in Brazil already.
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On top of that, European countries have begun to criticize Tehran's behavior partially at America's behest.
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"People can criticize it, but I'd say that they should see the movie first," he continued.
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John Kasich (R) was one of the first voices to criticize Trump's decision to fire Comey.
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It'll be important for Democrats to criticize those policies, especially when they betray his populist rhetoric.
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The Republican ads also criticize the Montana Democrat for supporting military budget cuts and higher taxes.
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Democrats and privacy and consumer groups were quick to criticize the committee for advancing Pai's plan.
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"Failed Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney is having a news conference tomorrow to criticize me," he tweeted.
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Those same critics who call out Trump should also criticize the "reform" lobby with equal fervor.
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We tend to criticize celebrities for talking about politics, for taking a stand on serious issues.
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The public didn't just criticize the style of her wedding dress but the cut as well.
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Clinton used that proximity to criticize Sanders, painting him as cozy with the National Rifle Association.
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Last week, Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, took to Twitter to criticize the U.S. election.
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So, it's not fair for me to turn around and criticize her for voicing her opinion.
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So maybe they don't have anything else to do but be nasty and criticize someone else.
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" Rubio went on to criticize Trump for assigning white supremacy groups only "50% of the blame.
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Unlike some other actors on this list, Thornton thought it indelicate to criticize the film afterward.
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Unfortunately, the Republican Party only uses real wonks like Roy when they want to criticize Democrats.
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Republican lawmakers were quick to criticize the reform effort, accusing the administration of "ravaging" coal country.
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Q. You've said that the South Korean National Intelligence Service advised you not to criticize China.
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As long as he is applying the law fairly, judges criticize the law all the time.
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But lawmakers and outside groups criticize it for only holding lawmakers personally liable for harassment settlements.
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Many people called the tweet anti-Semitic and took to Twitter to question or criticize Trump.
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Rossi went on to criticize Mueller's team for not requesting a specific prison term for Manafort.
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A simple dictionary search of censure yields such synonyms as: condemn, criticize, blame, reprehend and rebuke.
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He doesn't criticize the President, but he also doesn't make an effort to embrace him, either.
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Protesters, who were present in the audience to criticize Kavanaugh, spoke over Grassley's response to Democrats.
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Trump took to Twitter on Thursday evening to praise the relief effort and criticize media coverage.
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I believe that people who criticize teachers need to spend just one day in a classroom.
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King tweeted Monday that it was wrong for Trump to criticize Biden and side with Kim.
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Lalich counsels using dialogue to ask questions and reinforce doubts, rather than "to harp" or criticize.
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I have always opposed, and continue to criticize, the undemocratic elements of the Islamic Republic state.
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The most powerful billionaires can't escape arrest or imprisonment, especially when you criticize the Russian godfather.
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They might criticize Beijing in private; even then, they will do so only in a whisper.
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And he is plainly angry that Mr. Ryan continues to criticize him for his inflammatory remarks.
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Most Republicans, meanwhile, used the opportunity to criticize the Democrats' inquiries as a purely partisan charade.
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And both seem to be paying a political price for that willingness to criticize the President.
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She seemed to criticize Trump for coming late to, and leaving early from, the G7 summit.
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He also declined to criticize Trump, who won the state by a wide margin last year.
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Both Walsh and Weld have gone all in to criticize Trump's behavior and conduct in office.
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This marks the second day Trump has taken to social media to criticize African-American athletes.
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Rob Portman, a Republican who represents Warmbier's home state of Ohio, did not directly criticize Trump.
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And rappers aren't the only artists using their talents to criticize how the country is run.
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I've never, ever met someone who's great at what they do criticize what these kids do.
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In doing so, though, Trump sought to criticize Comey after suddenly firing him earlier this week.
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It's difficult to criticize Sandberg, because she's so practical and seems to have genuinely good intentions.
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He also appeared to criticize Tsipras for failing to visit the scene of the disaster sooner.
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And it suggests she will keep using that voice to criticize Sanders and his rising influence.
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"Voter fraud is all too common, and then they criticize us for saying that," he said.
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And I'm sure that if anybody wants to criticize that, let them look at themselves first.
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He used it to criticize then-President George W. Bush, and the word remains relevant today.
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Many Republicans have not liked the fact that when they criticize her, she hits back hard.
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They used to criticize me for it or laugh about it or have fun with it.
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He did not, however, criticize Biden over his Iraq War vote or record on Social Security.
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Brainstorming groups generate 16 percent more ideas when the members are encouraged to criticize one another.
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"So it's not a great move to criticize DeSantis or the president over this," Power said.
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Were there other times when Elder Michaux was used to further criticize or delegitimize Dr. King?
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It's easy to criticize the Chainsmokers exploitation of nostalgia for commerce as a cheap, cynical ploy.
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At times, in his reluctance to criticize Moscow, he sounded like his ideological opposite, President Trump.
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When you are financially stable, you don't feel the need to criticize each other as much.
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He declined to criticize the president's undisciplined approach, saying it was up to aides to adapt.
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Do they make him look out of touch, or were his opponents too quick to criticize?
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"I wonder if it's appropriate to criticize our systems just because ours is different from others."
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They were free to criticize a law that none of their fellow party members had supported.
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Mr. Trump had refused to criticize Russia on the campaign trail, praising President Vladimir V. Putin.
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I actually think this was a breakthrough, and I don't want to criticize that at all.
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If I'm a guy who's only on Twitter, then you have every right to criticize me.
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"We're quick to criticize gender injustice when we see it around the world," Melinda Gates says.
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There are legitimate ways to criticize Trump's approach to Israel, in pictures as well as words.
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He did, however, use the beginning and conclusion of his remarks to pointedly criticize Mr. Trump.
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To live in a country that's open and free — that can criticize our president without retribution.
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Others criticize Mr. Erdogan for prioritizing construction over industry and trade, which would generate more income.
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Another Fed nominee, Michelle Bowman, plans to criticize postcrisis banking regulations at her Senate confirmation hearing.
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" The couple did not have many friends, because they "tended to criticize them out of acceptability.
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He wants to strike out at and defeat the people who have dared to criticize him.
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