And why do even the most beloved ones face criticism?
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It's not easy to face criticism on a global scale.
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For now, his fellow pacifists will continue to face criticism.
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Still, he continues to face criticism from sometimes surprising quarters.
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Trudeau isn't the only one to face criticism for controversial photos.
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Both also face criticism over their adherence to rule of law standards.
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Kimmel's position did, however, face criticism from some conservatives, according to CNN.
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Sessions will face criticism during a second day of scrutiny, including from Sen.
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Though he has no visible rivals, he may face criticism in the leadership.
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Should it not, the Justice Department could face criticism regarding its political independence.
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He will no doubt face criticism if he does not now follow through.
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Pope Francis may face criticism from Catholics for reaching accommodation with a repressive regime.
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What we're watching: This proposal could face criticism both from the left and right.
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Blizzard is the latest American company to face criticism for its relationship to China.
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De Blasio wasn't the only candidate to face criticism for his record on policing.
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On Wednesday, the N.B.A. continued to face criticism for the post on Hong Kong.
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Biden and Sanders face criticism from some voters on policy stances important in Nevada.
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Meanwhile, Trump continues to face criticism for refusing to publish his own tax documents.
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Warren may face criticism from more moderate 2020 candidates about the cost of her plan.
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Unfortunately, some people face criticism or are even disowned for simply expressing their true identity.
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The Problem Solver policies may face criticism from the left for not going far enough.
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It's hard to face criticism, especially if it's coming from your boss or your peers.
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Despite standing up to Trump on climate policy, Brown continues to face criticism from environmental activists.
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So if Rubio runs, he's bound to face criticism on both the right and the left.
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Many entrepreneurs face criticism and doubt from peers, friends, and family, but refuse to give up.
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Manafort called Warren's statements "out of bounds" and said "that's her problem" if she can't face criticism.
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Alexander Vindman, a Purple Heart recipient, was the most recent former-soldier to face criticism from Trump.
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He will likely face criticism from liberal groups because of his ability to self-fund his campaign.
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The more successful you are, the bigger the risks and the more likely you will face criticism.
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Amazon continues to face criticism for failing to prevent the spread of counterfeit goods on its platform.
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While pregnant women routinely face criticism for looking pregnant, Coyne is dealing with the opposite kind of harassment.
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She will face criticism from liberals in the party, but she can argue she put up a fight.
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Shi'ite-backed media, in turn, face criticism of coverage accusing Gulf countries of supporting Sunni militancy in Iraq.
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And any time they face criticism or opposition, members of the alt-right assert their free speech rights.
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The New York Fed directors and the Fed Board could face criticism were they to ultimately choose Williams.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton won't face criticism over Bill Clinton's sexual indiscretions from her chief Democratic primary opponent.
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The announcement comes as the Galveston Police Department continues to face criticism for the controversial August 3 arrest.
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The company did face criticism around its workplace culture after several executive departures in 2015 (Sullivan started that October).
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It's not unusual for companies — especially leaders like McDonald's (MCD) — to face criticism ahead of an annual shareholder meeting.
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Many years later, the Zapruder family once again owned the film, only to face criticism, conspiracy theories and lawsuits.
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Widodo, who will seek re-election next year, is likely to face criticism if conditions do not improve quickly.
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Conversely, Rosensweig acknowledged that Chegg and other corporate opponents of the measure could face criticism from more conservative customers.
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But it's far from the first Silicon Valley tech company to face criticism for its treatment of female employees.
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"I think any artist that creates any kind of art of any value is going to face criticism," he said.
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The Biden allies launching the super PAC acknowledged that they would almost surely face criticism from members of the party.
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K-12 schools often let parents know if their children are exposed to sensitive material, and face criticism if they don't.
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All mayors face criticism for problems that linger after they leave office; Mr. Dinkins's critics focus on problems that quickly abated.
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They have been frustrated with the slow pace of action, particularly as they face criticism from constituents over the impeachment inquiry.
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Pence continues to face criticism over a bungled response to an HIV outbreak in Indiana while he was the state's governor.
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Apple on Thursday was the latest company to face criticism over an app that helped Hong Kong protesters track police movements.
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The campaign-style rally came as Trump continues to face criticism for his response to violence at the Charlottesville white supremacist rally.
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But the Liberals will likely face criticism from policy advocates and left-leaning political opponents for not pursuing a more comprehensive plan.
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Kim Kardashian West is the latest member of her family to face criticism over what some say is a heavily edited photo.
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If the company's shares pop too much on the first day of trading, they face criticism for pricing the deal too low.
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Price was sure to face criticism for whatever he does in office, especially since he'll help lead the change to dismantle Obamacare.
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The campaign-style rally comes as Trump continues to face criticism for his response to violence at the Charleston, Virginia, white supremacist rally.
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Lil Nas X faced the decision to come out head-on — knowing he would face criticism — without forfeiting any part of his persona.
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If the bank does keep rates on hold on November 2nd, it is sure to face criticism for having given out mixed messages.
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Ryan will definitely face criticism from conservatives on and off Capitol Hill if he agrees to a deal that provides billions for ObamaCare.
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Trump tweeted Sunday that he believes no matter well how the summit with Putin goes, he'll face criticism from Democrats and the media.
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As Facebook continues to face criticism over how it handles terrorist propaganda, the company is detailing its process for countering radicalization and other threats.
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But the company continues to face criticism from disability advocates for doing too little to ensure that its service is accessible to disabled customers.
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Any reinstatement of U.S. restrictions on Cuba travel would face criticism from American travel companies as well as a growing number of U.S. lawmakers.
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If it tried to narrow or target the spread between bond yields in different countries, the ECB could face criticism of protecting profligate governments.
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Although Helsinki officials vetoed funding for it in 2012, the project was revived, after its revision, in 2013 — and still continued to face criticism.
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If Judge O'Neill were to allow that, he would surely face criticism from the many female accusers looking to find closure in the case.
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Meanwhile, Bloomberg continues to face criticism around his refusal to release women from nondisclosure agreements they signed as part of settlements in their lawsuits.
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At the same time, the president could face criticism and pushback for withdrawing troops without a solid peace deal in place with the Taliban.
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It's not clear she has any presidential ambitions and, if she ran in 2020, she would face criticism about her relative lack of political experience.
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It's not clear she has any presidential ambitions and, if she ran in 6900, she would face criticism about her relative lack of political experience.
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Some economists have said the G20 agreement means the BOJ could face criticism from abroad if it expands its negative interest rate policy too aggressively.
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Certainly, it is expected that any candidate for presidential office who has spent the balance of her career as a prosecutor inherently would face criticism.
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US companies that comply with Chinese censorship policies often face criticism, which led Google to abandon plans to expand a search engine to the country.
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Saudi Arabia will face criticism for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and its failure to cooperate with a U.N.-led inquiry, diplomatic sources said.
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Cooper told Insider that mothers face criticism and negativity every day, and she wants them to know it is okay to stand up for themselves.
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The episode showed how social media companies, which have faced criticism for refusing to referee deceptive claims, can also face criticism for making tough calls.
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One Democratic strategist predicted Schumer is likely to face criticism in the party's progressive base over his decision to offer to pay for Trump's wall.
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Some wished they had retired even earlier, while others wished they would have been more prepared to face criticism from friends, family, and people online.
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But one of the world's wealthiest men continues to face criticism of his philanthropic efforts from those who feel Bezos could afford to give more.
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All famously face criticism for treatment of journalists and for police abuses and they are solidly positioned as independent countries carving their own path internationally.
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Ryan's statement comes as Republicans face criticism for not taking a hard stance against the possibility that President Donald Trump could fire the special counsel.
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Despite his distinguished lineage, his path to the top of the party was slow and hesitant and he continues to face criticism as its leader.
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Even though not every majority-Muslim country mandates a headscarf for its female athletes, Muslim women athletes face criticism for their choice to wear one.
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However, Rubio's new bill doesn't give the FTC full rule-making authority, a prominent request from the minority, and it will likely face criticism from Democrats.
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This is doubly true for women in powerful positions, who face criticism on everything from what they wear to how they sound to how they look.
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His defrocking comes as the Catholic Church continues to face criticism over its response to myriad allegations of sexual abuse against Catholic clergy over the years.
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Companies on the conservative end of the ideological spectrum are also increasingly willing to stand up for their principles, and just as likely to face criticism.
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Companies on the conservative end of the ideological spectrum are also increasingly willing to stand up for their principles, and just as likely to face criticism.
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Yes, but: The news comes as the company and rival Lyft continue to face criticism over the safety of their services and how they handle complaints.
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The attorney general pick will likely get pressed on how he would protect voting rights and face criticism for his pledges to crack down on illegal immigration.
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When it comes to tributes, it can become quite easy for brands to face criticism, Professor Christian Fuchs, director of the Westminster Institute for Advanced Studies, explains.
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While wind and solar, which only produce energy when the wind blows or the sun shines, face criticism for causing these problems, there are other, bigger factors.
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Most of these men did face criticism at the time the respective allegations were made against them, but our collective memory only operates in the short term.
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About 6900 percent say Hillary Clinton, now the Democratic presidential nominee, should not face criticism for donations to her family's charitable organization, because it performs good works.
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The GOP measure would make Midwestern states eligible for more aid, and by blocking the bill, Democratic presidential contenders in the Senate are likely to face criticism.
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Until Rubio can notch a victory, he'll continue to face criticism that he's a perpetual underachiever and the panicked creation of the GOP establishment and conservative media.
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The Batistas face criticism from minority shareholders who demand that they resign from their posts, said one of the sources, who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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The changes come as certification bodies face criticism for not doing enough to address issues such as poverty, child labour and deforestation in the cocoa supply chain.
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The brewer, which became the latest company to face criticism over marketing that appears to support a preference for fair complexions, responded to the controversy on Monday.
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The Trump administration has continued to face criticism from lawmakers after multiple intelligence officials said they expect Russia to try and interfere in this year's midterm elections.
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When I decided to come forward with what it felt like to be on the receiving end of Joe Biden's inappropriate behavior, I knew I would face criticism.
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West in particular continues to face criticism for supporting Trump despite the president's policy agenda being considered hostile to marginalized communities and Trump's record of making racist remarks.
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Ms. Conway, who served as a top Trump campaign surrogate in the 2016 race, is not the first presidential appointee to face criticism for violating the Hatch Act.
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Google also began to face criticism over its market power; it was fined $5 billion by the European Union over antitrust issues relating to its Android operating system.
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If LeBron doesn't win another title, he will face criticism, but there may be nothing James and his team can do that will really change their overall narrative.
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But, but, but: Big tech players, while boosting renewables buys, face criticism from activists over their cloud, AI and other business lines tailored specifically to oil industry clients.
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If a hate group tries to build its own Facebook offshoot, Facebook will probably face criticism for granting them access, even if it's following the letter of the law.
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Wages: On-demand employers face criticism for not paying fair wages and are under the same pressures as traditional services businesses to increase salaries for the lower-paid workers.
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Discuss the risks involved with putting yourself out there and how important it is to take (reasonable) risks to be true to yourself, even though you might face criticism.
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All major oil companies, including BP, always face criticism from some environmentalists who view them only as part of the problem of climate change and not also the solution.
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The trend has puzzled some school administrators, who have banned the shirts only to face criticism, and other adults, who have wondered if youth abstinence is on the rise.
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Investors were also assessing the state of President Trump's pro-business agenda as he continues to face criticism for his comments after the violence in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday.
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But their solution is anathema to most immigrant-rights backers and could face criticism from moderate Republicans — potentially jeopardizing a broader GOP bill aimed at protecting Dreamers from deportation.
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They often face criticism for omitting or spinning information, but they rarely give blatant misinformation, especially during a straightforward first interaction with the press corps with no national security concerns.
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However, Peña Nieto's administration continued to face criticism over its handling of Guzmán's arrest and escape and, in January 2017, he was suddenly extradited to face charges in the US.
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Facebook, Google, Amazon, and other large technology companies face criticism for reducing their tax bills by booking profits in low-tax countries regardless of the location of the end customer.
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Facebook, Google, Amazon, and other large technology firms face criticism for cutting their tax bills by booking profits in low-tax countries regardless of the location of the end customer.
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However, these efforts continue to face criticism for being patchy, piecemeal and, even in countries where they have been applied to its platform, weak and trivially easy to work around.
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The choices are limited, but TSA has experimented with behavioral detection to try to pick bad actors out of a crowd, but such programs face criticism about profiling, Wolf said.
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He is expected to face criticism from some GOP lawmakers over the policy, which has generated negative headlines for Trump and his party just months before the November midterm elections.
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Mr. Hickenlooper will almost surely face criticism from liberal primary challengers who have been more critical of capitalism, including Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has argued for Democratic socialism.
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As his frontrunner status has persisted in the opening stages of the 2020 primary, Biden has continued to face criticism over his record and challenges that he is not progressive enough.
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If the economy falters, and the FOMC reverses rate increases to support growth, it will face criticism from Republicans that it is handing the White House to the Democrats, Boockvar said.
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The president and his advisers are increasingly aware of the national security risk posed by Huawei, and cognizant that they would face criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike if they relent.
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While a few of these dolls have bodies that are shaped differently from the traditional stick-thin Barbie, Mattel continues to face criticism for not doing enough to embrace body positivity.
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But with these firms continuing to face criticism for not paying their way, Snap's decision may prove to be a smart one; preemptively shielding it against any future criticisms of tax avoidance.
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When they do, they'll face criticism from lawmakers who believe a new law is necessary to stop Kremlin trolls from trying to stoke social and political unrest through ads and other content.
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Airbnb has introduced similar tax-collecting systems in Amsterdam, Chicago, and Washington, DC, though it has continued to face criticism for contributing to rising housing prices in San Francisco and New York.
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That almost ensures that the ACLU will face criticism that its priorities are wrong, or that it's lost its way—particularly at moments when the ACLU enjoys an influx of public support.
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And in the era of "Me Too," he will face criticism for his treatment of Anita Hill when he chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee during Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's confirmation hearings.
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It's welcome news amid a difficult week for the candidate, as he continues to face criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike over his treatment of the family of a fallen Muslim soldier.
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As colleges face criticism for asking mentally ill students to take leaves of absence, former students discuss their struggles, and their roommates and dorm mates recount what it's like living with them.
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Leaders of both major political parties, meanwhile, face criticism that they have been too cozy with carmakers, blocking stricter European Union regulation of diesel emissions while providing tax breaks on diesel fuel.
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Google's Chrome ad blocking will likely face criticism from advertisers and publishers, but if it achieves its goal of improving web ad standards then it'll be a good thing for the entire industry.
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The tax credit proposals, which have not been publicly disclosed, face skepticism from others in the coal and nuclear industries and are sure to face criticism that they're handouts to legacy energy sources.
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It comes at a time when he and his close associates in the Likud party face criticism for their haphazard efforts to shut down the existing state broadcaster and set up a successor.
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It's one of many reasons the Democratic establishment could face criticism if they pursue a midterm strategy similar to Emanuel's, which drew objection from the left at the time—and still does. 5.
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Meanwhile, the United States continues to face criticism for its plan to pull US troops out of Syria, a move that shocked allies when it was announced in December by President Donald Trump.
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Analysts say that family disputes may have kept the men at home or that they did not want to face criticism for the isolation they and three other Arab states imposed on Qatar.
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However, he will face criticism from opponents for his role at platinum producer Lonmin where he was a director and shareholder when violence led to police shooting dead 34 striking miners in 2012.
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In addition to the uphill battle to win over Democrats, Republicans could also face criticism from some members of their own base, who will pressure them to oppose making any immigration deal with Democrats.
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Meanwhile, officials in Puerto Rico and the Trump administration have continued to face criticism over their preparedness for the storm a year after the hurricane ravaged the island, causing widespread power outages for months.
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Hiroshi Watanabe, a former top Japanese currency diplomat, said Tokyo could face criticism if the dollar rises to around 115 yen and the U.S.-Japan interest rate gap widens to around 350 basis points.
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In an attempt to justify giving these sexist attitudes a platform, the article also quoted an "expert," Dr. Annmarie Cano, who said that women in power often face criticism for their appearance and fashion choices.
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Image 2 of 2 ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia – Russia plans to deploy thousands of Cossacks to guard the World Cup, but the traditional paramilitary groups face criticism for their strident nationalism and attacks on protesters.
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Earlier this week, food delivery firm Deliveroo said British riders could opt out of its new payment system after it became the latest firm to face criticism for the employment terms given to its staff.
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A decision to reinstate Russia would likely face criticism from international athletes and anti-doping officials, given Russia was hit by a fresh doping scandal only this week at Pyeongchang, involving a medal-winning curler.
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President Donald Trump on Monday misleadingly suggested that the emoluments clause is "phony" as he continues to face criticism over his ultimately canceled move to hold the next G7 summit at one of his properties.
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Chris Coleman, the Wales manager, acknowledged that his team would face "criticism" because it had decided not to wear a poppy on its armband, despite commemorating the country's war dead in a number of ways.
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The company said this week it would let people see fewer political ads, but it has continued to face criticism after it said it wouldn't fact-check political advertising on the social media giant's website.
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The official acknowledged that the administration will likely face criticism for a lack of transparency, but argued the White House believes it will get policy input more freely from individuals if their names aren't made public.
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LONDON, July 10 (Reuters) - British politicians need to defend the country's diplomats when they face criticism from overseas governments, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Wednesday when asked about the resignation of Britain's ambassador to Washington.
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Suu Kyi's office said she was "concentrating on establishing stability," as she continues to face criticism over Myanmar's treatment of Rohingya Muslims, around 400,000 of whom have sought safety in Bangladesh after widespread violence against them.
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In a potential race for Draghi's job, Weidmann is likely to face criticism that he often sides with the minority on the rate-setting Governing Council, having opposed key stimulus measures that kick-started European growth.
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The Trump administration continues to face criticism for its handling of the outbreak: the president's repeatedly downplayed the severity of the virus, and the administration has failed to provide adequate tests to those who need them.
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Trump is likely to face criticism by some leaders at the summit for his decision in June to withdraw the U.S. from the landmark Paris climate agreement, which is still widely supported by the international community.
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However, Harris did face criticism while leading the California Justice Department, with some — many of whom supported her political campaign — arguing that she should do more to increase police accountability and independently investigate officer-involved shootings.
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Harris has gained supporters for her notorious grilling of Trump administration officials on the Senate Judiciary Committee, but continues to face criticism from criminal justice activists because of policies she put in place as California's attorney general.
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In Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel and the leader of the Social Democrats (SPD) face criticism from within their own parties over a new coalition deal that must still be approved by disgruntled SPD rank-and-file members.
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Chick-fil-A has cut donations to controversial groups, with the exceptions of the Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, but it has continued to face criticism from certain progressive groups for its charitable giving.
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One source affiliated with Rubio's campaign brushed aside the thought that he could face criticism for comments that are less than presidential and argued that Trump's recent flap over Duke is a sign of the larger issue.
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His appointment is, however, likely to face criticism from opposition parties after the country's anti-graft watchdog found Gordhan acted improperly in granting an early pension payout to a revenue service executive when he was finance minister.
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But his office, perhaps aware that given his new role Pence could face criticism for the fundraising, added a "Florida coronavirus response meeting" to his schedule the day before Pence left Washington where he will brief DeSantis.
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Recent polls are finding that around 60 percent of Americans dislike Trump, who continues to face criticism for his behavior on social media and other controversy in real life, while also dominating media coverage of the presidential race.
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The purchase plan is likely to face criticism from opposition parties in parliament, especially from politicians wary of the watering down of Japan's renunciation of the right to wage war enshrined in its post-World War Two constitution.
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This would be true for any candidate, but especially for Sanders given he continues to face criticism for not dropping out earlier in 2016 — and Democrats want to ensure that the party is unified against President Donald Trump.
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But that sort of plan is likely to face criticism from Democrats, who worry it would only address a small slice of the country's transportation needs, and fiscal conservatives, who are wary of massive federal spending on infrastructure.
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While Bloomberg has emerged as a vocal advocate on climate change and gun control, he continues to face criticism over his "stop and frisk" policy as mayor, for which he has apologized since launching his White House bid.
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He later voiced regret for the remark and said it was not something he believed, but Uber continues to face criticism over its continued close ties to the Saudi government, which is the fifth-largest investor in the company.
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While industry funds like IFM face criticism for having union representatives without investment experience on their boards, their lower fees mean they often produce better returns for customers over the long term than so-called retail funds owned by large firms.
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Dozens of U.S. firms involved in making cars, electronics, appliances and other sectors are contemplating such a move, many exporting to elsewhere in the Americas, Cadena added, though he declined to name them lest they face criticism on the campaign trail.
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" Speaking at a memorial for Israel's first Prime Minister, David Ben Gurion, Netanyahu said, "A leader sometimes has to stand and face criticism when there are things which are sensitive and under wraps that can't be shared with Israeli citizens.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan could face criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump as keeping the yen artificially weak if it persists in maintaining ultra-loose policy until its elusive inflation target is met, Japan's former top currency diplomat said.
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But as liberals face criticism that their attacks on Kavanaugh are nothing but political opportunism, they can point to a concrete example of how the party believes in the principle that bad acts should be punished, even when it is inconvenient.
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Meanwhile, Netflix has tended to cut cinemas out of its major releases, a move that's caused it to face criticism from the film industry and had it excluded from major film festivals — although it changed its policy for this year's release of Roma.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Food delivery firm Deliveroo apologized on Monday and said British riders could opt out of its new payment system after it became the latest high-flying tech start-up to face criticism for the employment terms given to its staff.
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Rather than face criticism from Spain's vocal Catholic and Conservative groups, Mari took the step of censuring the work, prompting the curators of the exhibition, Hans D. Christ, Iris Dressler, Paul B. Preciado, and Valentín Roma, to cancel the entire exhibition in response.
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When There Is a Mental Health Crisis in Your Dorm As colleges face criticism for asking mentally ill students to take leaves of absence, former students discuss their struggles, and their roommates and dorm mates recount what it's like living with them.
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Harris was also starting to face criticism back in her home state — and some aids worried that if she got crushed in California, which votes early this year, it could open her up to a potential Senate primary challenge in two years.
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The update comes as Twitter continues to face criticism on Capitol Hill that it has failed to fully confront the scourge of Kremlin propaganda — and neglected to respond to the earlier demands of lawmakers who are probing Russia's meddling on popular social media sites.
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China's claim to the waterway has become a delicate issue for businesses and governemnt agencies operating in the region -- fail to include the nine-dash line on maps of China and face criticism from the Chinese government; include it and risk upsetting neighboring countries.
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The findings came as Trump arrived in Quebec for the Group of Seven summit, where he is expected to face criticism from key U.S. allies over his decision to slap steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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Wells Fargo was sure to face criticism over the misdeeds of employees once The Los Angeles Times broke the story three years ago, detailing a hard-driving sales culture in which retail bank employees opened the accounts without customer permission to pad performance numbers.
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In a perverse way, many Trump supporters want what they criticize: the sense of winning that seems to be the sole preserve of the cultural elite, the ability to set the terms of discussion, the freedom to speak their minds and not face criticism.
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She sided with Rapinoe in the Trump beef During a press conference before the semi-finals, Naeher talked to reporters about the respect she had for the team's co-captain Megan Rapinoe, who has become one of the recent athletes to face criticism from President Trump.
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The move by the auditing firms comes at a time when the big four PwC, Deloitte, EY and KPMG, along with the rating agencies, face criticism from the government and regulators for failing to uncover, or flag the issues at IL&FS in a timely manner.
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Williamson's plan also comes at a moment when, as she continues to face criticism for her promotion of harmful ideas about vaccines and antidepressants, and polls at somewhere between 0 to 1 percent, some pundits and reporters argue that her campaign should not be given much attention.
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Ocasio-Cortez is by no means the first woman in politics to face criticism for her clothing choices — Hillary Clinton was often mocked for her pantsuits, for example — but the backlash to what Ocasio-Cortez wears often has more to do with her politics than with the clothing itself.
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Following your convictions means you must be willing to face criticism from those who lack the same courage to do what is right — and they know what is right, but they don't have the courage or the guts or the stamina to take it and to do it.
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Why it matters: A report released this morning found that Shulkin and his staff misled ethics officials in order to gain approval for his wife's trip to Europe, making him the latest in a string of Trump administration officials to face criticism for misusing taxpayer funds for travel.
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FL Studio was initially viewed as a program solely used by entry level producers because of its efficiency and accessibility (its high percentage of illegal downloads made it available to almost anyone), which caused Soulja Boy to face criticism for not making music that was viewed to be legitimate.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democratic centrist thought to have presidential ambitions, has tracked left on a series of issues during his second term, championing a higher minimum wage and paid family leave, though he continues to face criticism from some progressive groups over sometimes working closely with Senate Republicans.
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"Following your convictions means you must be willing to face criticism from those who lack the same courage to do what is right — and they know what is right, but they don't have the courage or the guts or the stamina to take it and to do it," he said.
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However, CNN reported last month that troops had begun carrying out "welfare checks" on detained migrants, marking a departure from their original mission and raising questions about the nature of the military's role as the Trump administration continues to face criticism about the conditions of the facilities migrants are being housed in.
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The new effort to appear more transparent about the data leaks — including a rare question-and-answer session with Mr. Zuckerberg and reporters — came just before Mr. Zuckerberg's expected testimony next week on Capitol Hill, where he will most likely face criticism over how the company collects and shares the personal data of its users.
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"This is way worse than the global financial crisis because it is an evaporation of aggregate demand," Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Memo: Trump mulls the biggest gamble of his presidency The Memo: Trump's coronavirus briefings face criticism Scaramucci: 'Of course I'll campaign' for Biden MORE, the former White House communications director, told The Hill on Monday.
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When she dared to mime sipping tea after scoring on England during their semi-final match, it sparked a conversation on respectability politics and gender in sports; while male players rip off their shirts, do the Fortnite dance, and are given nearly free reign to celebrate a goal in any way they like, women continue to face criticism for behaving similarly.
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Though he made no mention of the issues Saturday, Biden is sure to face criticism through the Democratic primary for his advocacy of strict criminal sentencing measures in the 1990s, his opposition to busing as a means of integrating schools and his handling as committee chairman of Anita Hill's claims of sexual harassment during the 1991 confirmation hearing of Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE's presidential campaign sent out a fundraising email highlighting support from a Marine veteran as it continues to face criticism over a war story the former vice president tells on the campaign trail.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Sunday played a round of golf with top-ranked PGA player Dustin JohnsonDustin (Dusty) JohnsonTrump golfs at Florida club with top-ranked PGA player Pro golfers face criticism as European Tour concludes first event in Saudi Arabia MORE.
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