The decision to reverse came shortly after the Toronto Film Critics Association joined four major critics' groups — including the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, the New York Film Critics Circle, the Boston Society of Film Critics and the National Society of Film Critics — in taking Disney films out of awards consideration.
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The Los Angeles Film Critics Association, New York Film Critics Circle, Boston Society of Film Critics, and National Society of Film Critics all joined together to send the message early Tuesday.
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But over the past couple of months, many critics — especially Latinx critics and critics of color — have been increasingly scathing toward the book.
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The Drama Critics' Circle includes 22 New York-area theater critics.
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According to the study, white men critics and underrepresented women critics scored movies with white male leads nearly equally — but male critics scored films with underrepresented female leads nearly 10% lower than underrepresented female critics did.
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On Tuesday, members of the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, the New York Film Critics Circle, the Boston Society of Film Critics and the National Society of Film Critics denounced Disney's blackout of The Los Angeles Times.
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Critics, male critics in particular, have turned her into a withholding figure.
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For now, critics like Ms. Weiss are just critics from their seats.
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And good critics welcome the opinions other critics have about the film.
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Mr. Landau's performance earned him the Oscar and the Golden Globe for best supporting actor, as well as awards from the National Society of Film Critics, the New York Film Critics Circle, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, the Chicago Film Critics Association, the Boston Society of Film Critics and the Screen Actors Guild.
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In the film's view, creators are fans, fans are critics, and critics are enthusiasts.
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" And on Tuesday morning, a bevy of film critics organizations — the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, the New York Film Critics Circle, the Boston Society of Film Critics, and the National Society of Film Critics — announced that they would be disqualifying Disney films from consideration for their year-end awards "until said blackout is publicly rescinded.
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Many Labour critics of Mr Corbyn or Tory critics of Brexit keep their heads down.
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Based on response to an unfinished first hour, several critics at the TV Critics Assn.
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It is the National Society of Film Critics, not the American Society of Film Critics.
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Some male critics loved the movies I mentioned above, while some women critics hated them.
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Disney reversed its decision to ban the Los Angeles Times from preview screenings after representatives from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, the New York Film Critics Circle, the Boston Society of Film Critics, and the National Society of Film Critics condemned the studio's actions.
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Of the 19,559 reviews studied, 77.8 were by male critics and 22.2 were by female critics.
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White male critics wrote 63.9% of reviews, while nonwhite female critics wrote just 4.1% of them.
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The International Association of Art Critics (AICA) launched this year's AICA Incentive Award for Young Critics.
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Some critics have gushed over the book; most of the academic critics have published crippling reviews.
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Critics of those critics say the whole controversy is a case of political correctness run amok.
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Critics say false news stories on Facebook can help people in power unfairly tar their critics.
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More strategically, scaring one's critics into submission won't work if those critics don't understand what's happening.
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And so the genre's reviewers must be art critics as much as they are literary critics.
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The star has already swept this award season's best actress nods including the New York Film Critics Circle, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association and the National Society of Film Critics. 2.
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Hiring a PR company to smear critics speaks volumes about the culture toward the top of Facebook, and about its attitudes to critics -- even as those critics are repeatedly and publicly vindicated.
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So how to explain Beijing's willingness to engage with its steel critics but not its aluminum critics?
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So how to explain Beijing's willingness to engage with its steel critics but not its aluminium critics?
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Liberalism needs to engage with critics—particularly its Marxist and populist critics—rather than arrogantly marginalising them.
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Netflix and Marvel sent out the first six episodes to critics, and said critics are not impressed.
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The Critics' Choice Awards are chosen by the 300-plus members of the Broadcast Film Critics Association (BFCA).
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That's not true of most critics in traditional media—nor is it true of most critics on YouTube!
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Omar's good-faith critics — and especially her good-faith Jewish critics — should not allow this to go unchallenged.
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His base is going to continue to support him and the critics are going to continue to be critics.
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Bernie gives political ammunition to critics Sanders's critics are chomping at the bit to cast him as too extreme.
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Critics said she was authoritarian and used state power to muzzle critics while shielded by a coterie of advisers.
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They're the interminable number of awards that unfurl throughout each awards season, including everything from critics prizes (the New York Film Critics Circle, the National Society of Film Critics, etc.) to televised ceremonies (the Golden Globes, the Critics' Choice Awards, etc.) to industry prizes (the Screen Actors Guild, the Directors Guild, etc.).
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A society in which critics fear death is a society with fewer critics, and hence with fewer chances for change.
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The Critics' Verdict: The unusual, little-known story and heartstring-tugging suspense have gripped many critics, with a few reservations.
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NR: What do you think about that in terms of critics and the way critics talk about an artist's work?
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Critics saw in him a stubborn bully who violated human rights, jailed his critics, banned opposition parties and wrecked Cuba's economy.
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The critics, the harshest critics will say, we gave Kim Jong-un the legitimacy that he craved by having this meeting.
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The New York Critics Circle and the Washington DC Critics Association have already declared it the best film of the year.
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Presented by the Broadcast Film Critics Association and the Broadcast Television Journalists Association, the Critics' Choice Awards will air live Dec.
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It's primarily film critics who are invited to vote, and film critics are going to be most heavily invested in film.
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Critics vindicated The President's critics warned that a one-on-one meeting between Trump and his Russian counterpart would be disastrous.
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But prejudices, it seems, hang on as doggedly as critics, and critics are finally just people sitting doggedly on a couch.
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The site also deems a subset of critics to be "top critics" and calculates a separate score that only includes them.
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Critics speak out The bill's critics say it would hurt police relations with immigrant communities by undermining trust in local law enforcement.
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Mike Sargent is founding member of the African American Film Critics Association and Black Film Critics Circle, and an emerging film director.
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Critics rating: 3% "Battlefield Earth" was torn apart by critics from every angle — from the plot to the acting to the directing.
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Mr. Vikharev encountered fierce criticism in Russia from older coaches and critics, who questioned his sources, but younger critics were fierce admirers.
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The critics The conference has fierce critics, some of whom argue the gathering of elites has done little to improve the world.
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And most critics feel that Rotten Tomatoes, in particular, oversimplifies criticism, to the detriment of critics, the audience, and the movies themselves.
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Democrats learned to ignore the critics on the right they couldn't please, and embrace the critics on the left who they could.
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China's harshest internal critics have always been silenced by authoritarian powers but King gives us a China where some critics can merrily escape.
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The New York Film Critics Awards, a separate critics organization, named its 2016 winners on Thursday, with "La La Land" taking best picture.
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Name-dropping Pauline Kael, but no other critics, is the film snob equivalent of name-dropping Lester Bangs and no other music critics.
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Film critics have seen Twin Peaks both because it's great and because it's directed by David Lynch, a figure revered among film critics.
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It's wasn't a bad headline—it said I was a great show—I just don't really care for good critics or bad critics.
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Among other things, the editorial illustrates the futility anyone attempting to satisfy the critics, as well as the critics' own lack of transparency.
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When The Times started reviewing movies regularly — back in the 1930s, long before I was hired — the film critics emulated the theater critics.
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Susan Bee: From 21990, I had been in an art critics' group of young artists and critics that initially met at A.I.R Gallery.
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What the critics of that plan say: Critics have accused the administration of using China as a poison pill to kill New START.
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In the weeks leading up to her monumental nod, Morrison blazed a trail through the precursor circuit, picking up victories and/or nominations from the New York Film Critics Circle, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, and the Broadcast Film Critics Association.
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A quirky wrinkle that works in La La Land's favor is that even though Moonlight received the better reviews and won the Los Angeles and Chicago critics awards, La La Land won the Critics' Choice and New York Film Critics Circle awards.
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Democrats have now learned to ignore the critics on the right they couldn't please, and embrace the critics on the left whom they could.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faces legal challenges from critics she blocked on Twitter If Trump has to unblock his Twitter critics, then so does AOC.
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The artist as archivist appears in many guises — through artist projects and discussions of artistic-archival practices by critics and artists functioning as critics.
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If his new critics and established critics are successful in completely neutering the rest of his presidency, what exactly do they think comes next?
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Trump dismisses critics of this plan as "fools": MUIR: You've heard the critics who say that would break all international law, taking the oil.
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She is now one of 16 staff critics on The Times's culture desk, and one of few full-time dance critics in the country.
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And Miss Teen USA 2019 Kaliegh Garris first defied critics by competing with her natural hair and then silenced critics by winning the national title.
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Last month, the country passed a law banning the distribution of "fake news" online, which critics said was merely a way to punish government critics.
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Bailey believes that Rotten Tomatoes' male critics—73% of the review site's "top critics" in 2016 were men—have a double standard for women filmmakers.
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Donald Trump Jr. went after critics of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) decision to rescind net neutrality rules Thursday, challenging critics to explain net neutrality.
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Using her large following -- 2.4 million followers and counting -- Ocasio-Cortez regularly seeks to use the site to dunk on her critics or perceived critics.
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What critics are saying Critics worry about what would happen if the city cannot reduce the number of inmates by more than half from today.
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Fusion's conservative critics doubtless won't be placated by this book, even though the authors say that those critics were ultimately what made the book possible.
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Both Leder and Ehrin felt like critics conflated the two, arguing that critics reviewed all of Apple TV Plus instead of just The Morning Show.
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All this makes President Trump something other than either the narrow realist that his critics fear or the passing oddity for which his critics hope.
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But companies aren't going to hire more critics if aggregators like Rotten Tomatoes keep cutting the legs out from under the critics who craft reviews.
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We learn how much the art world has changed in the past 50 years, why people become art critics, and how these critics understand contemporary art.
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However, the policies are not without their critics and this weeks hearings were convened by Senator Leila De Lima, one of the president's most outspoken critics.
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There are plenty of female critics who hated Captain Marvel and plenty of male critics who loved it, and their points of view shouldn't be erased.
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Critics are hopeful that, if nothing else, the result will be more oversight by the F.D.A. and more enforcement actions that critics say are long overdue.
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"Well-meaning critics" are concerned the new innovation won't work out but hope it does, and "self-interested critics" resist change to maintain their own dominance.
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Dunkey's right: There are a lot of problems with big site critics and criticism, just as there are tons of problems with YouTube critics and criticism.
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In Hagi's case, being called a "reverse racist" (a thing that does not exist) is nothing new for critics of color, especially women critics of color.
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It's bringing top critics, lesser known critics, and audience opinions together in one place because there are a lot of freakin' opinions to deal with right now.
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Critics question heart rate monitors Critics, however, say that the devices are not performing up to their advertised promises and could supply users with dangerously inaccurate information.
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BROADLY: Reading reviews of your new film Sun Choke I was surprised that some critics—typically male critics—are still referring to you as a scream queen.
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And sometimes it's simply a matter of audiences and critics disagreeing, but the congruity between critics and audiences at TIFF indicates that something else is at play.
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Pipeline critics have called the construction jobs "temporary," neglecting to mention that all construction jobs are temporary, but on the critics' side their jobs look pretty comfortable.
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In response, Remezcla, an online outlet, hired five Latinx critics to review the film, proving that the critics are out there; they're just not getting the assignments.
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The critics and their editors were not invited to come until the second-to-last performance, I was told by one of the city's most prominent critics.
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Some critics have suggested the havoc also highlights what critics have called oil companies' lack of transparency on their readiness to weather the effects of climate change.
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A lot of critics consider "Harry Clarke" his breakout, but as Robert Falls, who directs "We're Only Alive," noted, critics say that about all of his shows.
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Critics were quick to pounce on Bloomberg's slip, among them Donald Trump Jr., President Donald Trump's eldest son, who frequently trolls his father's critics on social media.
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Critics had cast intense doubts on the US defense, but this time, they shut France down (and shut those critics up, as Kelley O'Hara would later say).
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Huppert was also on a hot streak with critics' associations last fall, winning the award with many influential organizations, such as the New York Film Critics Circle and the Los Angeles Film Critics Circle — in many cases, for her performances in both Elle and L'avenir (Things to Come).
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So for 2019, Sundance allocated a minimum of 20 percent of top-tier press passes to critics who are part of the initiative, developed programming to help new critics navigate the festival, and provided stipends to defray travel and lodging costs for over 50 freelance critics and journalists.
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Finally, in a delicious irony, you accuse Mr Modi of "controlling and bullying critics", while basing your entire tirade against him on the commentaries by those same critics.
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More damning to Hollywood's case that snobby professional critics are turning off the audience is the fact that critics have been fairly kind to the movies this year.
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But the solution to this unjust system has to be both to encourage more female critics and to assign more female authors to both male and female critics.
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Critics, though, see him as an increasingly authoritarian leader who has forced critics into exile and used the government's coffers to co-opt rivals and reward his loyalists.
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Apart from both Daredevil and Jessica Jones receiving strong reviews from critics in the last year, Bernthal's performance as Frank Castle was praised by critics for its rawness.
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However, he quickly blamed critics and the media for fostering hostility across the nation, even as critics suggested his own rhetoric had inflamed tensions to a breaking point.
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"Playing It Cool" Rotten Tomatoes critics score: 14%"London" Rotten Tomatoes critics score: 14%Evans has played Steve Rogers/Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2011.
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Critics can challenge us to become active audiences instead of passive observers, and at their best, critics of color reveal layers that would be invisible without their eyes.
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The apparent joke is likely to further inflame critics of the move to elevate Fernando, which critics say is evidence of Clinton's cozy relationship with Wall Street donors.
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He is also president of the Outer Critics Circle, an organization of theater critics and reporters from outside of New York who write for national and digital publications.
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Here's a band that was doomed from the start—that was written off and scoffed at by critics who are either no longer alive or no longer critics.
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Rather than engage with its fiercest critics, or even critics who didn't have their hands in Facebook's pockets, the social network chose experts likely to lean in its favor.
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Senator, it wasn&apost and deemed so far not good enough for the president&aposs critics, Republican critics, or those that say the Republicans didn&apost go far enough.
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In short, critics have not given us a good reason to abandon the proposed rule that, even critics recognize, will result in cleaner air and more efficient energy sources.
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But they also tend to separate critics from ordinary viewers and insulate them from the typical theatrical experience, which often pushes critics into offering judgments rather than leading conversations.
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That may be the best shot that critics have of keeping Britain in the E.U. • Critics continue to argue that Brexit in any form would harm the British economy.
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I think there's a dominant view that every new communications medium comes with critics but we're still here and the medium prospered so the critics must've been wrong, right?
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Critics' rating: 90%Audience score: 89%Critics' consensus: "Hard-hitting, immersive, and an impressive technical achievement, '1917' captures the trench warfare of World War I with raw, startling immediacy."
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Critics fear that if Chinese police are able to operate in the city, this will give them a base from which to go after critics of the central government.
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And the more studios try to game the system by withholding their films from critics, the less critics are inclined to enter a screening devoid of expectations, however subconscious.
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We had always thought that the purpose of propaganda was to argue against or undermine critics of the regime, or to simply persuade people that the critics were wrong.
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Critics — and investors — saw it as a shakedown.
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Their film "Mother!" has divided — and perplexed — critics.
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But when asked about the antipathy his book elicits, Pinker lumps all critics together, whether they're "highbrow pundits" or "cultural critics" or academics who study the Enlightenment in humanities departments.
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At the time, some fans alleged that DC's biggest competitor, Marvel, had paid off critics to trash the movie and accused those critics of harboring anti-DC/Warner Bros. sentiments.
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Black as a space where emerging critics can flex their muscles a bit, because if you don't have critics of color with different life experiences and perspectives, the field suffers.
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In the interview Friday, Zinke called on his critics and critics of the president to tone down their rhetoric, which he said had led to personal threats against his family.
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Founded in 1935, the New York Film Critics Circle is among the oldest critics groups in the United States, and its awards are seen as a bellwether for the Oscars.
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Even the triumphal ad that Nike cut for Durant plays with and plays up this circle of vengefulness between critics real and imagined against Durant, and Durant against those critics.
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Trump's critics, McCain included, are pleased with his national security adviser pick Trump's critics, McCain included, are pleased with his national security adviser pick President Trump has appointed Lt. Gen.
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The divide between the critics and the people could not be sharper: On Rotten Tomatoes, the critics' score is a 55 percent splat; the audience score is 90 percent fresh.
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Critics' rating: 95%Audience score: 84%Critics' consensus: "Observing a splintering union with compassion and expansive grace, the powerfully acted 'Marriage Story' ranks among writer-director Noah Baumbach's best works."
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Now, an August study published by a well-regarded medical journal, JAMA Pediatrics, has reignited debate about fluoride, both from harsh critics of fluoridation and harsh critics of the study.
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But critics called the election a sham because of a campaign of intimidation by Hun Sen and his allies against critics and the dissolution of the main opposition party last year.
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He argued against critics like Twitter Inc, saying the rollback in rules would not allow Internet providers to selectively limit information and would, contrary to critics, broaden access to broadband services.
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If you'd like the opinions of a select group of prolific and experienced critics, you can look at the "Top Critics" score, which represents a subset of the broader critical rating.
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Awkwafina was nominated for a Golden Globe and a Critics' Choice prize but not for a SAG, while Lupita Nyong'o received SAG and Critics' Choice nominations but no Golden Globe nominations.
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Critics' rating: 99%Audience score: 93%Critics' consensus: "An urgent, brilliantly layered look at timely social themes, 'Parasite' finds writer-director Bong Joon Ho in near-total command of his craft."
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Critics' rating: 96%Audience score: 86%Critics' consensus: "An epic gangster drama that earns its extended runtime, 'The Irishman' finds Martin Scorsese revisiting familiar themes to poignant, funny, and profound effect."
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Critics' rating: 85%Audience score: 70%Critics' consensus: "Thrillingly unrestrained yet solidly crafted, 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' tempers Tarantino's provocative impulses with the clarity of a mature filmmaker's vision."
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They were pretty easy for art critics to dismiss as banal, yet they had a warmth and wit that reflected a side of Mr. Bush his political critics had never acknowledged.
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Where critics are concerned, the emergence of review aggregators like Cherry Picks and Twitter accounts like Female Film Critics, designed to amplify women's voices, are fostering more inclusive and vibrant conversations.
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Oh boy, critics had their venom & knives ready ðŸ˜'.
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" Sessions blasted critics, saying, "They're never happy with anything.
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But no – critics weren't into it at the time.
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" For his efforts, critics called him "Moon the Coon.
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" And the male critics said, "She obviously hates men.
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" He later told critics to "stop the fake outrage.
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" He pleaded with critics to "give him a chance.
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This instantly incurred the wrath of critics, particularly — surprise!
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None of Trump's other Republican critics -- such as Sens.
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It drove his critics nuts — and it drove traffic.
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"' [The New York Times] 'The Critics' Choice Is "Roma.
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Critics point to previous incidents in which critics of Beijing have been snatched in the city and taken across the border, and to the widespread use of politically-motivated prosecutions in China.
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And you know what, the big issue for my critics and the president&aposs critics and the economic area, you&aposll never get to three percent, you can&apost beat two percent.
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"Critics flock to her uneven product the way liberal arts magnas flock to investment banking," Robert Christgau, the self-styled "Dean of American Rock Critics," wrote in his review of True Blue.
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Presented by the Broadcast Film Critics Association and the Broadcast Television Journalists Association, the Critics' Choice Awards can help indicate which films will go on to win big at the Academy Awards.
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CRITICS SAY EPA HELPED PENTAGON WITH POLLUTION RULE: Critics say an Environment Protection Agency (EPA) proposal would weaken the Pentagon's obligation to deal with harmful chemicals that pollute groundwater near military bases.
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"Sneaky Pete" was considered Amazon's best drama (critics: 100 percent, audience: 91 percent) and Emmy Award-winning "The Handmaid's Tale" was Hulu's winner in the category (critics: 95 percent, audience: 92 percent).
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The meeting included 48 critics of color and indigenous critics representing places like Albuquerque, New Mexico and Columbus, Ohio, and outlets ranging from Hyperallergic, Pelican Bomb, and Remezcla to the New Yorker.
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" On critics: "The way I see it, critics get to say what they want to about my work, so why shouldn't I be able to say what I want to about theirs?
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Declining to screen a film for critics before release is usually a pretty strong sign that the movie isn't any good — or at least that the studio believes critics won't like it.
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But the freshman congresswoman's high profile also means there are no shortage of critics, and some of those critics believe they may now have an opportunity to at least complicate her 2020.
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" — Brian in Boston "Far too many Trump critics appear not to care that these intelligence agents leaked highly sensitive information to the press — mostly because Trump critics are pleased with the result.
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Critics' rating: 95%Audience score: 92%Critics' consensus: "With a stellar cast and a smart, sensitive retelling of its classic source material, Greta Gerwig's 'Little Women' proves some stories truly are timeless."
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In a speech to the nation on Wednesday evening, Mr. Duda rebuffed critics, arguing — with merit, even critics acknowledge — that the judiciary in Poland has long been seen as sluggish and removed.
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Flume was by no means the first musician to demonstrate that very good melodic music can also be very experimental, and appeal to so-called "poptimist" critics and underground-minded critics alike.
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Interpol itself can't arrest people, but critics say some authoritarian countries — Russia and China, among them — abuse the system to target strong critics or dissidents by issuing wanted notices through the organization.
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Interpol itself can't arrest people, but critics say some authoritarian countries (Russia and China, among them) abuse the system to target strong critics or dissidents by issuing wanted notices through the organization.
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There are three possibilities going on here: audiences' level of reading a film is falling into line with critics; Rotten Tomatoes is including more critics that align with audience's general taste; or both.
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But barring that, which has since been corrected, not enough, many critics say, to satisfy critics, but it is certainly a whole different mind-set from when everyone was on the same page.
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From the intricate updos at the Critics' Choice Awards to the playful plaits seen at the Fox Television Critics Association All-Star Party, there were tons of cool looks worth trying this week.
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So, of course, we had one of The Verge's games critics and one of our film critics sit down to discuss what worked, and what didn't, in Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier.
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Trump's critics: "Everything that was ascribed to him suddenly, for my critics, became true of me," she told the NYT, speaking of how she receives "scathing" letters from those unhappy with her father.
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Both critics and viewers started to appreciate the show and its storyline more as time passed, and the comedy went on to win a Golden Globe, two Critics Choice Awards, and several others.
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When it came to Pleper's streaming option, critics and the general public agreed that HBO's "Game of Thrones" was its best drama, rated 95 percent by critics and 94 percent by its audience.
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For a second there it looked like fans were out to prove critics wrong and prove director Zack Snyder, who had claimed he made a movie for comic fans and not critics, right.
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Critics' rating: 92%Audience score: 98%Critics' consensus: "'Ford v Ferrari' delivers all the polished auto action audiences will expect — and balances it with enough gripping human drama to satisfy non-racing enthusiasts."
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Yet, for all the flaws with its de-aging process, "The Irishman" has been widely praised by critics, with the movie holding an average 96% score from critics on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.
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Slogging his way toward the biggest award show, in February, Mr. Affleck has so far picked up Golden Globe, Gotham, National Board of Review, New York Film Critics Circle and Critics' Choice trophies.
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Critics praised Toscanini's interpretations for hewing closely to composers' intentions.
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Critics give several reasons for hating the Epic Games Store.
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Still, critics of the technology believed the vote was beneficial.
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The NOAA proposal has critics on the left and right.
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But some critics have questioned whether such efforts are misdirected.
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But critics of editing the human germline were not mollified.
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Both are Republican and unabashed critics of the Trump administration.
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Some critics of poetry are judges, separating good from bad.
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With that said, I do understand the point of critics.
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But critics fear that only the restrictions will be implemented.
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Critics say it does not deal with Embrapa's main shortcomings.
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Sure, we're not the first food critics on the case.
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Critics agreed that Malek's turn as Freddie Mercury was extraordinary.
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Critics say the lapse points to lax oversight by officials.
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Trump critics are outraged by his crass comment about Markle.
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It's almost as though Trump's critics wanted him to fail.
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Critics, however, claim that Trump's hiring violates federal nepotism laws.
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GUTFELD: Yeah, critics of new technology are almost always wrong.
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That's why Obamacare's sharpest critics are reacting with such horror.
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Critics of the proposed disk say more evidence is needed.
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Incensed, he decided he wanted to address his critics directly.
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And they say, his critics it -- that&aposs pretty clear.
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France's action, critics say, could now undermine that multilateral process.
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Critics on the right like to point to that fact.
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Critics have called the disqualifications, especially Guzman's, disproportionate and undemocratic.
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But critics aren't convinced that the evidence is very strong.
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And critics aren't the only ones obsessed with the movie.
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Pelosi's critics say such pledges opened the door to victory.
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Critics blame strict price and currency controls for the mess.
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They are outraged not at Trump but at his critics.
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Critics see the move as potentially undermining Obamacare's breastfeeding mandate.
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Lawmakers representing Mittelstand interests have long been among her critics.
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Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimadli are tuning out the critics.
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Fans and critics alike were disappointed by show's season finale.
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The game was received very well by fans and critics.
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Critics say the funds could be used for political gains.
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Critics say he's not tough enough to represent Staten Island.
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The French critics, they did not much care for this.
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How do you ... Did you ignore the critics of it?
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Their critics accuse them of widespread corruption, which they deny.
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But there are other grounds for concern, Tillerson's critics say.
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Miller hosted the Critics' Choice Awards in 2016 and 2017.
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" Trump rebuffed critics, "They say 'we would never, ever, talk.
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Critics agree, but worry it could be for the worse.
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Critics say the pokies are designed to get players hooked.
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But critics have long wondered where all the money went.
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The decision earned the ire of critics of the merger.
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A smaller group of Obama critics staged their own rally.
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Critics of the purchase said the cost was wildly inflated.
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Now critics have slammed the study's methods as deeply flawed.
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Critics have said the disparity has unfairly hurt minority communities.
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Paes tends not to pull punches with critics, sometimes literally.
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However, critics said alcohol consumption in Britain had been falling.
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Critics slammed the defense, accusing the team of intimidating witnesses.
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But more recently, critics have found holes in this theory.
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Critics condemned the appointment as a reward for the cardinal.
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Critics say that amounts to a ban on strong encryption.
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Why hamstring the program's critics before the review has begun?
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It is given out by the Women Film Critics Circle.
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The book itself stands as a rebuttal of many critics.
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Mr Chiwenga speculates that his critics are high on weed.
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He seeks respect, even from his critics, rather than mockery.
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Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad were eviscerated by critics.
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Indeed, he has been one of its most vocal critics.
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These arguments from both the carriers and critics varied tremendously.
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Many of the critics insist that they are not warmongers.
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The company had been under fire from critics like Sen.
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"Finding Nemo" (2003) created a visual spectacle, according to critics.
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Critics say Trump's budget will hobble responses to terrorist attacks.
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Sisi's critics accuse him of cracking down on all dissent.
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Meanwhile, critics argue that the treatment may be too risky.
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Worse, say critics, he has no one to turn to.
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Yet there will be plenty of critics of the plan.
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The administrator's resignation was celebrated by his critics on Thursday.
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Yet they might have better anticipated the blowback, critics say.
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But critics worry about his ties to the pharmaceutical industry.
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"They accused their critics of cherry picking statements," Supran says.
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The government says the toll cited by critics is inflated.
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We will push on despite all the doubters and critics.
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Well, second, after the critics who crucified him as 007.
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Jeff Flake from Arizona, one of President Trump's harshest critics.
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This is how we prepare for food critics: we don't.
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Critics call it a direct assault on Roe v. Wade.
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But that's left consumers at an unfair disadvantage, critics say.
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The series debuted in April, earning middling reviews from critics.
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"This is solely about the authorities arbitrarily silencing government critics."
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Over the years, critics of Sheikh Hasina have simply vanished.
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Critics were most upset by Mohan Bhagwat, the main speaker.
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To Obamacare critics, this was proof of the program's unsustainability.
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Several vocal critics of Malka's approach say they were banned.
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Critics say the measure may increase violence in the countryside.
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But critics of the regulation denounced it as too broad.
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Critics worry some companies sign up but do little else.
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Here's what critics thought of the Game of Thrones finale.
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Critics have reacted to this year's lineup with cautious optimism.
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Some of Rawls's fiercest critics have been to his left.
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Ben Sasse, one of Trump's leading critics in the Senate.
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So what are fans taking issue with that critics aren't?
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Now she's taken to Twitter to call out his critics.
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But a split quickly manifested among Trump critics as well.
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That argument cut no ice with the app's critics, however.
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Apple declined to comment in response to the card's critics.
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But critics disagree, arguing that favoured companies produce little innovation.
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Critics said the policies raised inflation and financial instability risks.
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Critics see all homeopathic use as an alternative to medicine.
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Critics argue that the sites will enable more drug use.
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And in the case of Solo, critics were left wanting.
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Critics say Erdogan is using the law to stifle dissent.
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Critics believe the roundup just inevitably leads to mass slaughter.
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Critics have said the plan favors automakers over car owners.
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Its critics say its lyrics promote misogyny, promiscuity and crime.
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Even Mr Corbyn's critics see it as a long shot.
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Yet critics point that the state's measures still aren't enough.
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His return has infuriated critics who see impunity at work.
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Representation was a major area of concern for guest critics.
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The president's roster of outraged critics was also the same.
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Today's kkondae critics may grow up to be kkondae themselves.
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Critics of the legislation said it would infringe civil liberties.
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Germany's mainstream parties have been outspoken critics of Turkey's crackdown.
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Though it's a highly controversial approach, with plenty of critics.
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When directed at female critics, it can turn especially ugly.
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Critics immediately took to social media to dispute the findings.
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Critics have accused Trump of seeking to hinder the investigation.
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Wall Street critics say that rule is vague and unworkable.
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The other side: The study is not without its critics.
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HV: How about in terms of the writers, the critics?
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LN: Well, there were a lot of big time critics.
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"Historically, critics were more heavily approved through publications," Jediny said.
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Country music fans don't need to be defined by critics.
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On Twitter Wednesday, critics cracked jokes about the Bornstein letter.
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Critics have said such a move would be purely political.
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How, critics wondered, could President Trump become his own landlord?
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Critics say the approach creates great margins but underfunds innovation.
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The decision to allow driving is not without its critics.
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Her critics, she says, should also look in the mirror.
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Critics retort that the net is being cast too widely.
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Critics of the Casa Rosada's new policy see ulterior motives.
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Initial reactions from critics over social media were largely positive.
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Government critics say the public sector is rife with corruption.
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Women are their own worst critics, and Toomey gets that.
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The Critics Give It 5 Stars is out March 18.
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Critics predicted the transport system would become overcrowded and underfunded.
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Olivia Munn isn't keeping quiet about her fashion critics anymore.
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TO CRITICS, predicting cryptocurrencies' value is like flipping a coin.
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Critics say Turkey has taken an authoritarian turn under Erdogan.
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Critics also are wary of the lack of enforcement mechanisms.
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Critics justly rue the paucity of female playwrights on Broadway.
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ExxonMobil produced a document that critics charged was too vague.
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"It doesn't matter what [critics] have to say," he said.
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Some critics have described the lawsuit as a publicity stunt.
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She was scolded by critics for not covering up more.
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Critics had called for her to step down right away.
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That's the question that's been posed by some music critics.
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It could also be aimed at silencing his Western critics.
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Legislating other people's protests, critics say, is not Upton's role.
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A bunch of malarkey, say critics, including GOP nominee Trump.
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Obviously, this is where I part company with other critics.
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Critics say the real reason is fear of losing control.
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The same article sees Myhrvold responding to those Valley critics.
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But critics say he has not delivered on his promises.
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Some critics say it should be abandoned altogether (see article).
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Some critics, however, have accused him of making exaggerated claims.
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Critics say the conditions at other Egyptian zoos are worse.
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But critics accuse her of directly harming American national security.
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Critics fear that forgiving corruption will encourage more of it.
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Critics call the monument a crude gesture of Russian dominance.
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She has accused her critics of having done far worse.
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As the court's influence expands, critics may demand more scrutiny.
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Critics also asked why flood prevention projects had been delayed.
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As can be imagined, Batali's critics were outspoken on Twitter.
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His critics say his party is no cleaner than others.
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Go deeper: Critics smell blood around the iPhone App Store
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But critics worry that the changes are undermining its virtues.
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It's the latest battleground between the administration and its critics.
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Instead, Buchwald suggested, Trump could just mute his critics instead.
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Critics say Mr. Cameron has let Google off too easy.
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Kislyak, even critics agree, is very good at his job.
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Not all of Capital Groups' votes will please corporate critics.
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Critics called it blatant censorship of the play's homosexual themes.
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Earlier this year the police detained dozens of his critics.
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Antiguans will get most of the jobs, Barbudan critics say.
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Is this new initiative another Hail Mary to assuage critics?
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The city's plan seems to have more critics than champions.
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Some leftish critics call that a fantasy, normalising Trump support.
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Critics have said Trump stokes violence with racially incendiary rhetoric.
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Critics fear the erosion of consumer protections and environmental standards.
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Critics say this opens the door to misuse and discrimination.
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HBO debuted the teaser Thursday for the Television Critics Association.
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Critics say VOICE addresses a problem that doesn't really exist.
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Even skinny jeans critics admitted that these are pretty great.
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You will shock and surprise everyone, most importantly your critics.
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Some critics thought she'd use the opportunity to get political.
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And Bieber's Purpose was liked but not loved by critics.
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Last year, critics heralded Anne's performance in the Ocean's reboot.
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Everybody that's making a difference is going to have critics.
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Ashley Graham isn't afraid to fight back against harmful critics.
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And aesthetically and artistically, most critics approved of the choice.
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Critics argue the order would create few, if any, jobs.
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But, as the saying goes, we're our own toughest critics.
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The ruling was hailed a victory by death penalty critics.
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Critics say the campaign is a bid to control publishers.
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Critics called her arrest a violation of freedom of expression.
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But his attempt to split hairs only inflamed his critics.
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She can't hold up a certificate proving her critics wrong.
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Gordon Ramsay is one of pop culture's harshest food critics.
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Critics have accused the president of promoting violence against journalists.
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Critics say the assembly will solidify Maduro's increasingly autocratic rule.
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Jeff Flake, one of Trump's loudest Republican critics, in 2018.
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Critics of White Wolf attacked its freelancers and writers online.
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And with such popularity inevitably comes a swath of critics.
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But his critics accuse him of racism, homophobia and misogyny.
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Do critics play a role in the success of films?
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Critics of the agreement aren't likely to end there, however.
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Yet the reality is much more nuanced than critics allow.
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Second, these critics sought a response to the problem of
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And, contrary to myopic critics, this is no novel feat.
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For more on what critics thought of Discovery, read on.
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But critics say the proposal does not go far enough.
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That makes sense, but it won't stop the Fed critics.
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Tlaib and Omar have been outspoken critics of Israel's government.
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So, what did professional film critics think of this movie?
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Critics of ETFs say they can lead to increased volatility.
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It accuses critics of taking sides with their political rivals.
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Critics said the it was simply commercial whaling in disguise.
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Warren and Sanders swat away their critics Former Maryland Rep.
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Why do critics see President Trump's strategic kindness as weakness?
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Critics say the figure is too little and too late.
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It's not just going to be established career critics, though.
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His own client eventually joined the ranks of Nurmi's critics.
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GMO critics could no longer dismiss Golden Rice as inadequate.
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All three have been notable critics of the Trump administration.
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Critics have long pointed to the case of the Rev.
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Most critics wrote it off as a generic workplace comedy.
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But critics say it threatens the environment and public health.
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Still, critics say a declaration wouldn't fully address the crisis.
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But critics warn it could slow down the rulemaking process.
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Some of EXIM's critics have accused it of corporate welfare.
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Critics have said the order is overly broad and vague.
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But Trump sought to cast his critics as the hypocrites.
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The ending went over well with both audiences and critics.
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Her youth and global celebrity has also given critics doubt.
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Some critics suggested that he became the drug lord's accomplice.
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Critics say these statistics might not tell the whole story.
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Gomez, though, has a response for 13 Reasons Why critics.
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Critics still are hired to do exhibition catalogues and reviews.
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Critics say the move is unconstitutional and biased against Muslims.
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Critics have acknowledged Suu Kyi is in a complicated position.
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Some critics argued that the research should be permanently banned.
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Critics cite high loan default rates from those schools' students.
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Small businesses have been among the biggest critics of Obamacare.
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The light sentencing provoked backlash from critics on social media.
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Game scoffs at the critics, saying a couple of things.
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The movie grossed $248,639,099, and critics initially loved the film.
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Critics say ULEZ is a huge tax on smaller companies.
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Critics of school choice argue that it hurts public education.
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Audiences, like critics, are people, and they have different opinions.
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Midazolam, critics say, contributed to botched executions in other states.
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Critics say he is using the law to stifle dissent.
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Critics say EpiPen would remain profitable at a lower price.
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But those "establishment" Republicans have been among Trump's loudest critics.
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Despite these apparent benefits, the technology still has its critics.
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Some critics called the draft "unconstitutional" and fear a repeat.
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Many critics focused on his evident disdain for the judiciary.
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And critics loved it for having a lesson to teach.
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Not that critics should focus solely on those collective problems.
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Critics claim the order amounts to a ban on Muslims.
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Stewart is not a minimalist actor, despite the critics' takes.
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BSE is good, better than some of its critics allow.
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Critics say the deal will do nothing to reduce immigration.
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Critics accused the president of trivializing the 19th century genocide.
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But China is not as impenetrable as its critics suggest.
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This is bound to be another sticking point among critics.
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They ought to be afraid, say critics of the proposal.
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But that flexibility in no way appeased the Democratic critics.
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It was blasted by fans, critics, and Simone's own family.
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Critics say it will simply reduce the number of people
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But Trump declined to take that step, angering Cordray's critics.
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Critics of the proposal say it could threaten public safety.
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The building's design was celebrated by visitors and architecture critics.
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Mr Macron's critics scoff that he is "drunk on power".
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And I think he proved all his critics wrong today.
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He has threatened to sic federal regulators on his critics.
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The march's symbol also drew critics within the Catholic Church.
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They were among the most vocal critics of his loss.
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Critics, he reminds himself, are the unwitting mouthpieces of Resistance.
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Critics say that raising the minimum wage has unintended consequences.
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Critics of the market say major providers unfairly control it.
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The move swiftly sparked backlash from critics on social media.
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"Critics have pointed out that they're being reactive," Raicu said.
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"How It Ends" similarly disappointed both critics and audiences alike.
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"Tau" makes artificial intelligence less scary, according to some critics.
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"Chambers" failed to impress critics even though audiences enjoyed it.
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"Triple Frontier" wowed critics quite a bit more than audiences.
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"The Angel" was more loved by critics than audience members.
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"Slasher" also scored more highly with critics than with audiences.
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In the meantime, our theater critics recommend these (cheaper) shows.
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His remarks and tone attracted praise even from some critics.
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Critics charge that Trump obstructed justice in forcing Comey out.
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Critics alleged the decision to settle the case was payback.
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Republican critics, meanwhile, view the bill as unfair to creditors.
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He previously referred to his critics as "social justice warriors."
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But many critics — including Atiku — called the move anti-democratic.
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Opposing them are broadband providers, who have been vocal critics.
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The fashion show has never been without its critics, though.
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The government's critics say there is no leverage left, anyway.
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