The cost critique is even simpler than the work critique.
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This critique of Hulu isn't a critique of CEO Mike Hopkins.
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In which case, perhaps I should soften my critique of my critique.
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There's some media critique in here, at least what reads like a media critique.
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I want people to critique me in the way I critique brands: professional and thoughtful.
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Its critique has been mooted, yet a critique of violence remains as necessary as ever.
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The critique we rage against Surrealism and its flirtation with Primitivism comes out of the critique that would not be possible until after Revolutionary Nationalism, and the critique of Cultural Nationalism.
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But if I disagree with the tone of a critique, does it automatically invalidate the critique itself?
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You critique them from inside their own framework; you don't critique them for not having your framework.
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To clarify — such a critique is not a critique of the history any project may attempt to appropriately remember.
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I find the language comparisons appropriate metaphors for a critique of racism rather than a critique of categories of race.
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There's a misconception that writers are being paid to negatively critique her, when critics are simply being paid to critique.
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This isn't a critique of fake news; it's a critique of escapist narrative in general, which I find kinda thrilling.
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But that's also what makes Park's critique, and the critique of others who agree with her, hit so close to home.
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The work is open to critique, but who thinks it's their business to critique the women, as individuals, in the show?
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There's a massive difference between that sort of critique, and the critique that vilifies and borders on hate speech or worse.
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There's radical critique in The Simpsons; there is no radical critique in Rick and Morty in the episodes I have seen.
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Because critique of the music becomes critique of the state, and that's a very dangerous thing to do in Syria, for example.
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Wasn't he just a guy who agreed with Quillette's critique, writing that critique for Quillette (albeit with some fabrications along the way)?
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These actresses deserve credit for championing their guests' causes, and any critique of their visual effect doesn't imply a critique of their motives.
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The most resonant critique of Bloomberg, de Blasio's central critique, is that he governed for the 1 percent rather than the 99 percent.
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Trump seemed to be responding to this critique — or at least one voter's concern over this critique — in his speech over the weekend.
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In effect, his critique of CAP is actually a continuation of his most salient critique of Clinton: The system is rigged for the elite.
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But the critique of American priorities that the professionals would like to see buried by association with his misconduct — that critique will rise again.
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"We feel like we are definitely standing on the shoulders of the people of Occupy who started the conversation about this critique on Wall Street, this critique on capitalism, this critique of the economy, and really made it a topic of conversation," Cunningham said.
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Watch Carrie Brownstein critique Ed Sheeran, Marilyn Manson, and more Watch Carrie Brownstein critique Ed Sheeran, Marilyn Manson, and more This segment originally aired Feb.
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And [Vo] is trying to bring in a critique of consumerism and capitalist desire, in a way that's kind of linked with the critique of masculinity.
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And, god, if the critique is that T'Challa is too perfect and without flaws, I'd love to hear Power critique the perfect and faultess Captain America.
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This second critique was expressed perhaps best by a viral "ALL CAPS" critique (worth reading in full) of the "Bernie Bro" phenomenon by Pajiba's Courtney Enlow.
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Buren became famous for his critique of painting as a symbol of the institution from within the institution, a critique quickly embraced and absorbed by the institution itself.
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They ended up doing so, with Rosenstein writing a lengthy critique of Comey's behavior in the Clinton email case and Sessions writing that he agreed with the critique.
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Making the case for universal basic income (UBI) has always required advocates to address two criticisms of the idea: Call these the work critique and the cost critique.
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But already, I think it's clear that both the work critique and the cost critique, as cases against the idea of any sort of guaranteed cash grant, fail.
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I don't think photography is the best way of doing a cultural critique—it can sometimes be the best way of delivering the perspective that makes [the critique] stick.
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You can think of the Center for American Progress's Medicare Extra plan as simultaneously trying to answer the leftist critique of Obamacare and the centrist critique of Medicare-for-all.
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In other words, for both artists and critics, the intermingling of artistry and critique can act as a hedge against taking the clear-cut, thorough positions traditionally characteristic of critique.
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This left-wing critique of the EU is part of a broader critique of elite institutions more generally, including the World Trade Organization, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Bank.
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A similar critique can be made of Apple's ResearchKit .
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The critique of the art system has often been done from a neo-conceptual standpoint, but rarely from a painting standpoint, since painting has been the standard scapegoat of the conceptual critique.
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" Mahan then adds, "The fundamental thing about it is there's always a structural or institutional critique and that critique can exist at any point in history… Do I get angry at bands?
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Andreessen, by tweeting about Free Basics in the context of colonialism, didn't just suggest his ignorance of that critique — he gave a lot of people the impression that the critique is correct.
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Because so much of the Sanders support is about this anti-establishment critique ... this systemic critique, and it was also, the three words you heard the most were 'faith,' 'believe' and trust.
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Even when such conceptual work appears with a passel of explanatory press releases, interviews, and artist statements, it nonetheless manages, as critique, to remain less committal—less risky—than actual, full-fledged critique.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren also didn't escape from Gundlach's scathing critique.
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He was running out of parts of himself to critique.
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Nation last week, Kathleen Geier offered a harsh critique of
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The only principal who escapes Schiff's critique ... well, she lost.
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Littman declined to discuss the new critique with BuzzFeed News.
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Or maybe a merciless contestant critique that crossed the line?
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One of my favorite things to critique is frozen food.
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So the critique you're hearing doesn't take that into account.
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Speaking with CNBC, Andresen admitted that Buterin's critique was valid.
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Is the city receptive to exhibitions that critique technological systems?
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This is the core of Mann and Ornstein's critique, too.
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Growth doesn't really come from compliments; it comes from critique.
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The couple's daughter, Jenna Bush Hager, offered a kinder critique.
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Except, what the heck would we critique about each other?
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Trump could simply write off the critique with a testament
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His work here suggests he's taken this critique to heart.
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What was his critique of the of the Iran deal?
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The couple's daughter, Jenna Bush Hager, offered a nicer critique.
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It's a thoughtful critique that actually offers some possible solutions.
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Many still critique the platform for not being completely trustworthy.
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And this time, the message is a critique of utilitarianism.
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And the critique from the right is also the same.
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It's easy to critique this move from a basketball perspective.
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Fed members have clearly understood this critique and these proposals.
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Here's the media critique we've heard the last few months.
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His comments doubled as a critique of the media, too.
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Maybe it's a cultural critique, maybe it's just generic edginess.
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""Grandparents don't critique the coach's strategy or a referee's call.
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Brady was not alone in his critique of the officials.
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Mr. Sanders expanded on his critique in an interview Wednesday.
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We might as well critique the brush strokes of Rembrandt.
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Yet almost in the same breath, she offered a critique.
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Twelve years on, would you add anything to your critique?
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But it's also an easy foil to deflect meaningful critique.
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My fellow diners agreed, and seemed unfazed by Wells' critique.
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Here are just a few: Watch us critique landing pages.
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Sure, women can perform like men, this critique says now.
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There's really not much to critique about the Galaxy S20.
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I don't think you have to critique them so much.
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Were you worried that critique would be lost in translation?
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You critique solutions that you see as bad or inadequate.
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We expected (and ❤️!) all the snark & critique for #280characters.
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Wouldn't that make whiteness a crucial part of its critique?
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The violence and the social critique are protracted and brutal.
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He's lifting voices engaged in communitarian expression and imaginative critique.
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You've talked about this show as a critique of hypocrisy.
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It also issued an unusually harsh critique of Volkswagen management.
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Ms. Bryant asked if anyone had a comment or critique.
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The performance only backed up Rose's critique of the team.
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But at the core of the critique is moral outrage.
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Trump's handling of the China file requires a nuanced critique.
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I critique fashion and I also work for fashion brands.
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Record your talk 10 more times and critique each take
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I just want to be able to critique it more.
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More recently, Sanders has both broadened and sharpened his critique.
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I've seen some economists critique that distinction in the book.
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But even that agreement has not been immune to critique.
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Ask your colleagues and peers to give you a critique.
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It's a similar critique offered by fans of Cory Booker.
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Call it what you want: relativism, constructivism, deconstruction, postmodernism, critique.
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But there's another strain of critique against changing zoning laws.
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Your case for radicalism involves a philosophical critique of universalism.
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But in Us, Peele brings the critique closer to home.
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He verbally abuses the women who dare to critique him.
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It's a miracle — there's no way I can critique it.
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But the implications of the feminist critique go beyond that.
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She got caught up in "identity politics," the critique goes.
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Spurred on by the feminist critique of film and the Marxist critique of advertising and consumer culture, they set out to work in areas with shorter histories that were not already overdetermined by men.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson issued a similar critique earlier this year when the US certified the deal for the first time since President Donald Trump, a fierce critique of the deal, took office.
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This critique is a wake-up call for journalists, like me.
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Mr. Sanders's campaign, meanwhile, is an implicit critique of that proposition.
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No Justice No Pride isn't just looking to disrupt and critique.
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Elsewhere welcomes artists and organizers with an intersectional critique and practice.
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The first point of that piece is to critique by building.
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The 'reclaiming' is absolutely about moving people forward into his critique
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One common critique of life-hacking is that it objectifies people.
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That doesn't mean BERT is ready to critique your college essay.
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And, Trump expanded his critique into a full-blown issues platform.
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But her critique highlights the political risks of a major overhaul.
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Another critique I've gotten is: Can't anything stay behind closed doors?
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If the images aren't provocative enough, Harris's text sharpens the critique.
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Mr Rothwell's critique does not attempt to debunk their research completely.
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Leave it to a novelist to critique this idea most sharply.
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The show's critique of a fame-obsessed culture certainly has merit.
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Obviously I had to put my own fry up for critique.
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This brings us to the legitimate part of the eurosceptics' critique.
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Interspersed is an ethical critique of the museum as an institution.
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Can I critique you in an I'm your biggest fan manner?
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The moral economists' critique was socialist, but in a different way.
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Yet her critique of American capitalism is quietly inspiring conservative thinkers.
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I believe we as humans should be able to critique things.
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Definitely. Is it a critique of the modern prison industrial complex?
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How should the political and social critique you're making affect me?
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In making his post-colonial critique, Daoud also offers its response.
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"There they are," Burnett announced, before launching into a scathing critique.
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The post-colonial critique of The Stranger has a long history.
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Applying this critique in the limited way Ash does is careless.
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I don't really have a critique; it was just simply entertaining.
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"I'm not going to critique the president's every utterance," McConnell said.
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Let's critique those most likely to stray from the Democratic fold.
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He was a controversial, complex poet who was not above critique.
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There is a scathing critique by FBI inspector general in 2010.
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MINT exists somewhere between institutional critique and actually being the institution.
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Debra's not alone in her critique ... the movie's getting horrible reviews.
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Pettibon's work coheres in its constant critique of American sociopolitical issues.
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Dan Ikenson's critique of Navarro is broader and yet more misleading.
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People were quick to point out the absurdity of the critique.
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When you put your music out, the people gonna critique it.
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A critique of the production values: what's with the mood lighting?
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We will publish a critique of youth activism and politics soon.
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This critique finds resonance across the right and not just there.
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Bork's critique was hugely successful and much has changed since 1978.
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On some fronts (like below-par education) the critique is accurate.
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Behind all of this nasty fun is a serious political critique.
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Some tax experts, particularly on the right, agree with Biden's critique.
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Parts of How to Hide an Empire bear out this critique.
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More importantly, this critique recasts current trends into timeless immutable facts.
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The instinct to critique when asked about the Olympics runs, I
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It's also a gleefully vicious critique of those coveted lives themselves.
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And the critique of Democrats as soulless wonks is hardly original.
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I'd taken it as a layered critique of right-wing callousness.
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Yet the very term "violence" continually escapes meaningful definition and critique.
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So any critique of capitalism is very useful in those terms.
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This is the same critique Marx made in the 19th century.
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Today, few citizens, much less elected officials, dare critique the military.
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ThinkProgress, for its part, is standing by its critique of Sanders.
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The sentimentalist enjoys their own manipulation, without irony, cynicism, or critique.
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Elizabeth Warren's critique of an aspect Twitter's new political ad policy.
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" Rather than ignore the critique, @FrankBruni engaged: "Damn, you got me.
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Art based on cultural critique often has a short shelf life.
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After games, their duties done, they meet and critique their performance.
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What do you think of your late friend Wallace's media critique?
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There is an underlying strategy to Trump's critique of the media.
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And Trump's critique of the media reaches a highly receptive audience.
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The most popular example of this critique, particularly since the Sept.
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I needed permission to celebrate and critique where I came from.
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Indeed, a critique at this point might only signify misplaced expectation.
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Elizabeth Warren unleashed a searing critique of Donald Trump's business record.
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There seems to be a bit of a critique of modernity.
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Other Airbnb guests have also felt burned by a harsh critique.
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Mr. Payton, a virtuoso trumpeter, is quick to issue a critique.
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For centuries, conservatives have repeated a specific critique against state power.
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Real didn't respond to a request for comment about Tebas's critique.
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Henri Lefebvre's Critique of Everyday Life: The One Volume Edition, tr.
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I did not vote for Donald Trump and critique him extensively.
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So did Lindsay Ellis, a YouTuber who specializes in film critique.
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As it has almost everything else, the internet has democratized critique.
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Buttigieg's supporters think this critique conflates political pragmatism with insufficient progressivism.
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We have this critique of urban schools, but to what end?
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I was harsh in my critique; some would say too harsh.
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Kozol teaches this kind of critique in her upper-level classes.
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Many of the replies castigated the paper for their fashion critique.
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This is not a man prone to introspection or self-critique.
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I definitely agree with Carrie Ann's critique of our lift tonight.
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The German prelate's critique of the instrumentum laboris is especially sharp.
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"Your critique tonight speaks for the American elite, not the majority."
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Solow was partly right to critique sloppy thinking among some environmentalists.
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That, for me, is what's missing in the critique of cash.
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There are a wide range of variations on this basic critique.
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Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri gave a more measured critique.
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It is a tour de force of appropriation and feminist critique.
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The girls love to see and critique what she's working on.
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One common critique of XR is that it's not diverse enough.
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Wiley's iconoclasm often takes the form of simultaneous homage and critique.
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Is The Hunger Games' critique of contemporary media and capitalism useful?
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Marx changes the nature and implications of the critique of religion.
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How the critique of Catholicism changes and yet remains the same.
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Was his American flag a canny critique of Eisenhower-era imperialism?
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He demeans and belittles the women who dare to critique him.
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Essentially, Banksy likes to produce works that critique their own commodification.
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This is a clear, cogent critique of the Affordable Care Act.
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It's easy to critique the mainstream, but what about becoming it?
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Every demand for the future is a critique of the present.
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It's a biting critique folded into a bright, loud action movie.
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"People who have been involved in activism for a really long time might have a critique of the A-to-B march protest form, or they might have a critique of collaboration with the police," Giles says.
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Unsurprisingly, women tend to get the brunt of this kind of critique.
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Adopt the critique, common the structure, radicalize the space, lead the conversation.
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In your opinion, what is the worst critique of Medicare-for-all?
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But clearly, for many social media users this #stopthebias critique rings true.
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It's all about figuring out the source of the critique, she says.
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So go ahead, critique the nominee&aposs legal reasoning, that&aposs fine.
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You can view all the preliminary work online, and even critique it.
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They're not doing it to get aroused, but instead to critique it.
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Then, Sanders demanded an apology, saying his critique of Clinton is true.
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But it's her art, not her life, that was up for critique.
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Handwritten on ruled notebook paper, the critique showed gumption, vigor, and passion.
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If an agitator's critique is broadly correct, a CEO must make concessions.
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Women's use of social media is perpetually ripe for mockery and critique.
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Together, they unwittingly provide a critique of the project as a whole.
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My critique of Donald Trump from the start was from the right.
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The paper was unusually blunt in its critique of how the IMF.
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Both images critique the way that violence is sensationalized in popular culture.
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What do you think about Black Lives Matter's critique on law enforcement?
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He was always very open to critique and eager to improve himself.
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It's formatted as a panel critique of the book and his research.
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Perhaps such a critique is too much to ask of a comedian.
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Instead, it's the section on student debt that's drawn the strongest critique.
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It's exactly the sort of hypocrisy that doesn't hold up under critique.
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Her scathing critique of Russia following this latest outrage was on point.
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Social media already gave voters a platform to critique government, he said.
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It seems like you were edging your way toward a media critique.
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Abhijit Banerjee, the MIT development economist, doesn't think much of this critique.
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This legislation isn't intended to critique any one administration or political party.
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Pakistanis would critique the Afghan strategy of President Trump on three counts.
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This critique isn't just about Mike Mearls's particular flavor of mind flayer.
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"Orientation tough," drily notes a critique written on several amorphous oblong shapes.
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Even worse, people would prey on people's weaknesses and critique their appearances.
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The Handmaid's Tale is ostensibly supposed to critique that kind of storytelling.
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It's one thing to critique Coco's obsession with white approval and acceptance.
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But it shouldn't be like that, so it is a fair critique.
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While she admitted that they looked really cute, she had one critique.
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Wolff's recklessness fuels the Trump administration's critique of journalists and the media.
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The report resulted in widespread critique from advocacy groups and celebrities alike.
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In the digital age, there's a constant stream of criticism and critique.
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Our main substantive critique is the lack of advanced driver assist options.
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" Such a project, he added, typically "comes with a built-in critique.
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This isn't a critique of biosimilars or the framework that was established.
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How dare Trump critique the political record of a civil rights icon?
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It's unlikely that Stevens's critique will carry great weight among Republican senators.
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I think, If I were this artist, could I take this critique?
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But his critique of NATO misunderstands the role of the United States.
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And there is one other thing off kilter with the president's critique.
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Trump's Fed critique requires him to perform a balancing act of sorts.
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In them, feminism, institutional critique, sly humor and self-possessed humility unite.
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" He went on, "Queerness was, by definition, a critique of mainstream culture.
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Another issue that the critique raised had to do with statistical methods.
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Who Needs a Heart (1991), directed by Akomfrah, turns the critique inward.
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And some collectives "were mostly for workshopping and critique purposes," Farmer adds.
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It is also, however, a critique in the form of institutional drag.
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They're very serious in their critique, particularly the Grinch and Charlie Brown.
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Think about how to frame your critique in a dispassionate, constructive way.
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It's a tepid, yet unmistakable critique as the Democratic lineup takes shape.
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His critique of the Trump administration's policy would appear to be solid.
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"This has been part of the critique all along," Mr. Ryan said.
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I believe the critique of China during this outbreak is rather unfair.
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Why not also meet with civil society groups that critique their work?
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What's your main critique of President Trump's response to the coronavirus outbreak?
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The story is a not-so-subtle critique of consumerism run amok.
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But this is a stingy critique; Raulff mostly succeeds and succeeds remarkably.
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The trade critique carried into Mr. Trump's tenure in the White House.
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"One speaker made a forceful critique in his prepared remarks," he said.
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Jack: What if we had a critique of camp, how about that?
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Fielder's hilarious critique of our late capitalist hellscape will be sorely missed.
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It seemed like he agreed with much of Quillette's identity politics critique.
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Gail: O.K., that is the best interior decorating critique of the year.
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Mr. Quarles, asked about that critique on Friday, offered his own metaphor.
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Both ran on a critique of a dysfunctional, even corrupt, political system.
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His critique is no screed: He acknowledges, rightly, what they do well.
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Eighner maintains a bitter running critique of the city's welfare services, however.
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He liked to watch himself at night to critique his own performance.
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I want to break down this critique because it's two separate things.
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"I still have the same love of work and critique," he said.
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Priestley's novel was a critique of Britain's post-World War I society.
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The European Investment Bank was harsh in its critique of the company.
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But these, I think, broadly cover the competence critique made against Trump.
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His critique did not extend to how well consent decrees actually work.
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There are some signs the critique is spreading through conservative circles regardless.
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She'll die soon so now is the time to critique demo girl!
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This is exemplified by their critique of Washington's unconditional support for Israel.
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It's fine to critique it, but one must have a viable alternative.
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"I critique each one of my shoots a lot," Douglas told Insider.
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There's an argument that any critique of comedy is a joke-killer.
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But they do not generally subject Western liberalism itself to rigorous critique.
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This is exemplified by their critique of Washington's unconditional support for Israel.
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Marx's critique of religion was that it was a kind of anesthesia.
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But this doesn't really amount to a meaningful critique of Clinton, either.
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Perhaps you have seen Gordon Ramsay critique another chef's cooking on television?
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"Poetic Justice" begins with a sly and pointed critique of Hollywood representation.
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And the one who's actually a drag queen doesn't critique you anyway.
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You can critique how she talked about jobs, workers, and the economy.
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You can critique where she talked about jobs, workers, and the economy.
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An argument about the future is always a critique of the present.
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But Sanders still sticks out in his critique of this particular institution.
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They've always carried a whiff of almost-critique of American imperialism (which I wrote more about here), and now they've curdled into a self-critique, a dark realization that the only thing Marvel has to fear is Marvel itself.
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They critique his YPA when nobody on the team can break a tackle.
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While those opposed to the orange behemoth welcome the critique of the drink.
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Wilson offered a different critique of big business under the heading New Freedom.
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"I think it's a very good critique of how we live," Antolí says.
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The research team's critique of the "science-denier" blogs quickly generated angry responses.
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"I have to put it into perspective," Rivera said of his tough critique.
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"Angels in America," however, is no gimlet-eyed critique of homo high jinks.
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BHP Billiton, a giant mining firm, faces a triple-pronged critique from Elliott.
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Mr Ma's critique of the totalitarian mindset recalls that of Soviet-era dissidents.
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I didn't really have to critique him or give him a certain direction.
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As for the team at Peter Luger, pay close attention to his critique.
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On the other hand, their critique of the President is that he's feckless.
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This is what we can think of as the aspirational critique of meritocracy.
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However, Kaine's critique is worded well: the donation creates an appearance of impropriety.
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Wide Sargasso Sea is a postcolonialist prequel to and critique of Jane Eyre.
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But the biggest reaction has been to the drama's critique of filial piety.
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And while the substance of the critique is somewhat unfair, it's not crazy.
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The fat body is always on public display, open to critique and comment.
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And so now we have many, many other tools of critique for that.
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Jana Kramer is refusing to stay silent on those who critique her parenting.
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One might argue that in hindsight, their indulgence offers a critique of austerity.
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How the Post has done so has been the source of some critique.
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Instead, it's the section on student debt that's drawn the strongest critique. 9.
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Make no mistake: this critique is not being made from an ivory tower.
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The InfoWars critique is that I seem very much like a millennial caricature.
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He did, however, offer some critique for newcomers John Boyega and Daisy Ridley.
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They had language that helped them center their thoughts and thus their critique.
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Just whom does it benefit to dismiss this success story with acrid "critique"?
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Trump also dismissed Clinton's critique about his potential qualifications to serve as president.
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In leveling critique at publishers, I don't even walk away scot-free myself.
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Biden has also signaled that he will critique Harris's Medicare-for-all plan.
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Similar to OVERRIDE, The Food Chain Project offers a critique of passive consumption.
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When firms hire fewer people, the critique goes, poverty is exacerbated, not alleviated.
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Many people critique how fake platforms like Instagram can be, but she disagrees.
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Since his defeat, Sanford has escalated his critique of Trump and the GOP.
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The Sanders critique from the left has served to deepen her negative ratings.
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The third critique is that the freedom dividend, is just, well, too big.
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Indeed, they end up fostering a dangerous, almost perverse critique of modern capitalism.
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Some critique indirectly, as in, say, the femininity-satirizing works of Sarah Lucas.
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Some Americans, including Mr. Obama, emphasize democratic ideals of humility and self-critique.
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In the interview, Mr. De Blasio stuck to his critique of The Post.
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The bake sale was meant to critique how racial preferences works in practice.
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This is not to say that there isn't room for critique and improvement.
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In other words, Romans 13 is not praise, it's a cleverly disguised critique.
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A noir sendup that's both homage and critique, it makes an effervescent finish.
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Steinem's article was an early salvo in the emerging feminist critique of Playboy.
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The critique was published in Science, the journal that published the original report.
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But the critique is also curious when you consider what was possibly Mrs.
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Trewn emphasized that the letter isn't intended as a critique of one person.
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Another critique might be to avoid certain programming environments due to their complexity.
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Ronson responded to the tweet with a pointed critique of the duo's musicianship.
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"It's the way this kind of art offers an institutional critique," she replied.
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Did you consider that critique when you approached the idea for this project?
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Obama's critique echoes concerns voiced by both liberal and conservative health policy analysts.
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And more than 1,000 miles away in Florida, Mr. Trump echoed that critique.
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There was far less attention paid to the party's critique of law enforcement.
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The thing is, there is a case for the Sanders critique of Obama.
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But Sanders should own that critique, not pretend that he never made it.
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They are paid to wait on you, not to critique your eating habits.
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Mr. Jones, an alto saxophonist, here presents two pieces of imaginative musical critique.
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We prize our skepticism about "government," without extending our critique to workplace dictatorship.
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Finally, Beauchamp's critique of other liberals' answer to these challenges is off-base.
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Their collective testimony amounts to a feminist critique of Genovés's methods and assumptions.
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Most significantly, though, Booker's bill isn't a critique of the GOP tax bill.
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But her critique, like many lobbed at Kaepernick-inspired protesters, misses his point.
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Could the artist have decided to leave it out after reading Lord's critique?
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"I've always had this real inclination toward reading, literature and critique," she said.
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So "The Farm" isn't not a critique, but it's also not an indictment.
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They included Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary, whose ferocious critique of Mrs.
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Greenberg voiced an exceptionally sharp critique of his own party and its candidates.
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They're not shy to critique me as well — actually, they're my fiercest critics.
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Hägglund makes himself terribly vulnerable here—to critique, but perhaps also to teasing.
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"This is the first time we are hearing this particular critique," Hiday said.
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The article sought to critique the "white savior" narrative, yet reproduced its function.
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Every policy critique seemed to lead inexorably back to this issue of electability.
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The show is an action adventure love story with some light class critique.
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His suggestion that Sanders's political program amounted to communism turned critique into parody.
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It wasn't intended to be a factually-accurate critique of the guy's work.
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But, he did make a valid point, an attack and critique of Sen.
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Once you find the business you want to critique, click "Write a Review."
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This goes to a kind of broader economic critique, pitting women against women.
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That reversal alone might be a valid reason to critique Warren's political judgment.
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It's a not-so-subtle critique of Trump's maximum pressure campaign against Iran.
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Fair or not, Republicans would soon throw that critique right back at Democrats.
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You could critique one another's videos or interview each other about various topics.
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Harris may simply be too wedded to establishment politics to adequately critique them.
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This partly explains the critique of philanthropy that's gathered steam in recent years.
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This critique could explain all of the noncitizen voting observed in the study.
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Feminists' critique of male power has long been caricatured as hatred of men.
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It's all darker and heavier, its critique of power and powerlessness more pointed.
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Ms. Haley used her speaking time instead to deliver a critique of Iran.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT), critique this bipartisan consensus.
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And other Democrats see an opportunity to critique the GOP as fiscally irresponsible.
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Each room is filled with unsettling, subversive art pieces that critique organized religion.
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However, he does seem to critique both Republican and Democratic presidents and politicians.
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In another way, though, Clinton's critique raises uncomfortable questions that deserve greater attention.
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The manifesto performs a critique of itself through irony, contradiction, and self-ridicule.
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Is your essay really a critique of the socio-cultural consequences of capitalism?
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But only after he offered a barely restrained critique of the media's failures.
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Bernie Sanders didn't care about foreign policy, preferring to critique her on economics.
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The rest of the works in SEX likewise mix humor and thoughtful critique.
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In the #MeToo era, third-wave feminist artists, who have, among other means, used the formal and ideological dimensions of the grid to critique its express limitations as an agent for social critique, are starting to get the recognition they deserve.
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I think it would be very easy for someone to dismiss this comparison due Church actively attempting to critique ideology, our perception of social movements, and the critique of civil society that Isaac and Rebecca represent in all of their permutations.
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But this critique raises a larger question: how else could you organize the internet?
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Alisyn Camerota on CNN offered somewhat tepid critique of this performance, let&aposs watch.
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I'm not sure, but the strangely timed critique alone makes the movie worth watching.
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But my only critique was -- I just can&apost keep up with them all.
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It is a rarely expressed critique by an Afghan man on patriarchy in Afghanistan.
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Don't get me wrong — Hamilton contains plenty of entry points for interrogation and critique.
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Ramsay doesn't know which star posted the photo until after he lends his critique.
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But Trump made Obama's golf a staple of his 2016 critique of the President.
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Spicer's critique was that perhaps McCarthy might want to dial it back a bit.
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I wonder if that's what took this game's development where true critique was impossible.
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He subsequently expressed his critique by seeing to the physical destruction of the sculptures.
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Bray doesn't treat El Gallo's critique of US imperialism and racism with similar respect.
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But something about this review in particular, this blogger, this critique made Hale unspool.
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BuzzFeed News sent three broems to de la Paz, and he offered his critique.
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Readers will savor this striking novel's ambitious structure and critique of rapacious, militarized capitalism.
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If the GOP won't critique Trump, they certainly won't censure his slightly smarter lawyer.
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This evaluation feels uncomfortable, as though I'm treating artistic critique like buying a toaster.
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Baker uses humor and irony to draw attention to and critique that imposed invisibility.
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His book is a serious critique of the moral and structural foundations of democracy.
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It's a dizzying hodgepodge of neoliberalism critique, coming-of-age saga, and heist flick.
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In 1982, he blindly predicted a stock market crash, despite critique from his naysayers.
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In an eerily prescient 2010 afterword to his critique of media narratives, Hello Everybody!
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There is also a principled critique of meritocracy, although it is far less common.
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And it's a usually implicit, sometimes explicit critique of President Obama and his party.
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Economists might offer yet another critique of Ms Patton's letter: it was largely unnecessary.
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I don't know what that actually means, but it has a critique of capitalism.
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There is a meandering quality to the work, which is a critique of rationality.
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Yes, a more forceful critique of inequality could energize more voters in the midterms.
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Like Hamilton, Spring Awakening uses contemporary music to examine and critique the historical past.
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Right, and then the standard critique now is they're in the press release business.
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She didn't want to get involved, because getting involved meant being vulnerable to critique.
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Millennial socialists offer a sharp critique of what has gone wrong in Western societies.
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"The critique voiced was that the flags represented an exclusionary, nationalistic narrative," they wrote.
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The image articulates a symbolic threat against immigrant communities who would critique your actions.
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The funny thing is, Gore has heard the critique from the other side, too.
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Maybe you want to explore a certain emotion or critique a particular social issue.
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Marçal, whose book is now available in English translation, doesn't soft-pedal her critique.
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But there's also a very specific critique of Indiana's new law going on here.
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Critique is great and necessary, but I need to be deeply moved by art.
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There is, however, one critique of Nye's ice cream argument that we agree with.
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All of these selections critique hate and bigotry, but in a variety of forms.
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I never thought, though, that a critique was the central part of the project.
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Gessen, for instance, mars her otherwise solid critique by going after Congressman Adam Schiff.
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But the story is organically linked with other aspects of Trump that deserve critique.
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How young people are using the app to engage with, and critique, the movies.
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Dani Rodrik of Harvard University is the author of the best-known such critique.
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This love allowed him to critique America from the values he learned from America.
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The more compelling ones often end up posted back on the subreddit for critique.
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But when a Chinese film follows the same plot, it receives a supercilious critique.
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Yet there are signs that my critique of Apple's designs are shared by others.
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Yet President Obama himself calls economic progress inadequate, which helps affirm the Republican critique.
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Do I have a right to critique my religion without being called a bigot?
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Clinton herself will deliver a more pointed critique of her opponent during his travels.
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Had it stood, it would have been the patriots' most powerful critique of slavery.
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Even the most carefully worded critique can easily be interpreted more harshly than intended.
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Humans, according to Professor Singer's critique of "speciesism," have no intrinsic claim to life.
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Instead, he watches TV and then criticizes anyone who dares to critique him. 2628.
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As you watch the upcoming debates, be sure to carefully critique your inner-dialogue.
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Trump picked up on Sanders' brutal critique and ran with it during the campaign.
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Lilla is not hoping so: His book is a spur to self-critique instead.
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When it's your turn to listen, be sure not to critique or even advise.
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And of course it also helps to lace your critique with (honest) positive feedback.
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Is it possible therefore that "The Painkiller" represents a cheerful gesture of self-critique?
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She's a Marxist, and I think Marx provided the most coherent critique of capitalism.
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This darkness also allows for a soundtrack that can act as critique of backpacking.
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But Flad's goals with these works is somehow even more ambitious than institutional critique.
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Today, Araeen seems more focused on creating zones for communal meditation than political critique.
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He taught "The Imperative of Integration" in dialogue with his own data-based critique.
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The song "Clowns" on their new EP is a critique of the 2016 election.
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Ironically Donald Trump is selling a critique of his presidency better than his presidency.
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Pfeiffer and I explore this critique in our conversation on The Ezra Klein Show.
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It therefore makes sense to describe, analyze, and critique their arguments on those grounds.
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Ms. Gillibrand replied, "I'll do it in a polite way" and continued her critique.
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Why has she picked this exhibition as her latest target—is it a critique?
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Their critique is more systemic, extending to the basic structure of Western society itself.
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By 1992, conservatives were using "family values" as a motto and weapon of critique.
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As in her novels, Flynn fuses her probing social critique with her nimble plotting.
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It's a critique of decision making in politics and in our policy-making halls.
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Not all of Reid's fellow Democrats agree with his sharp critique of Trump. Sen.
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This line of discourse critique falls especially flat when it comes to foreign policy.
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Adam Schiff before launching into a familiar critique of the president's fitness for office.
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Mr. Flynn's searing critique was seen at the agency as the height of insensitivity.
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"Selection Day" is a cricket novel that maintains a running critique of that pastime.
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He prefaces almost every Sanders or Buttigieg critique by saying they're not bad guys.
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"Critique of productivity in the United States is something I believe in," Nadella said.
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Tulsi Gabbard was willing to offer any sort of sustained critique of the mayor.
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His critique came three days after Wuhan doctor Li Wenliang died of the coronavirus.
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Her paintings are surprisingly textured and are playful and humorous in their social critique.
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Like Adams, Bell offered a critique of the Jets' meltdown, although his was milder.
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One frequent critique of programs like Excelsior is that the word "free" is misleading.
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The Jogging was an inside joke that doubled as a form of institutional critique.
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And as she sought new roles, she faced an all-too-common industry critique.
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Representative Steve Cohen, Democrat of Tennessee, seemed to play right into this Republican critique.
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Many have taken to social media to critique Black Friday under the hashtag #BuyNothingDay.
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Another effective strategy, says Foster, is to sandwich a critique in between a compliment.
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In light of that critique, one part of Mr. Barr's his speech was striking.
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Samantha Smith, a Christie spokesperson, refuted Rubios critique in a statement to The Hill.
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So "Orbital Vanitas" is both a celebration of virtual reality and also a critique.
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At his intermittent best, Mr Biden offers a powerful critique of the president's behaviour.
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And it is a critique of the paper's way of looking at the world.
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" Mumbai-based student Kutty believes "voting gives you the right to critique the government.
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There continues to be plenty of debate (and critique) of China's role in Africa.
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In his announcement, Romney made a veiled critique of the President's tone on immigration.
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Many will be tempted to dismiss "Beautiful Country" as another angry critique of Trump.
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Mr. Trump's attacks on the Fed are not easily assembled into a coherent critique.
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I want to drill down a bit on your substantive critique of contemporary feminism.
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And there is a coherent conservative critique of President Obama's approach to defeating ISIS.
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Does delegating labor to other makers critique or perpetuate hierarchies between "art" and "craft"?
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I also think there's a role of critique of capitalism that these stunts play.
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Seemingly everyone on the internet has their own critique of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Because what actually happened was when you do 60 Minutes, you sit in a room with at least seven other people who critique the piece before you air it, before you do the introduction to it, and then they give you the critique.
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Because what actually happened was when you do 60 Minutes, you sit in a room with at least seven other people who critique the piece before you air it, before you do the introduction to it, and then they give you the critique.
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Somalis have used Twitter to analyze and critique racism and Islamophobia; we've contributed to the #BlackLivesMatter conversation, we've raised awareness about the #SomaliaDrought, and we've rallied behind #SomaliXishood (xishood means "shyness") to critique the expectations for Somali women to be docile and quiet.
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On Monday, Mr. Clinton framed his critique of Mr. Sanders in a more hopeful message.
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Clinton had hoped to galvanize women late last month in her critique of Mr. Trump.
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Emma's project touched on numerous established art forms: endurance performance, institutional critique, and political art.
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People think an amateur can appreciate art, but it takes a professional to critique it.
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This is the "quarterly capitalism" critique Hillary Clinton has talked about on the campaign trail.
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His review follows a similarly brutal critique of the restaurant by Tanya Gold in Harper's.
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And this critique, emphasizing both corruption and fecklessness, remains potent in left-of-center circles.
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"The critique ... is that the information based on public complaints alone is biased," Shusterman noted.
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In an age of increasingly polarizing politics, Tester's 30-second spot didn't critique the president.
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Kala, made while she was in her thirties, feels like more of an actual critique.
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It's a challenging piece to critique, because of both its simplicity and its hybrid nature.
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The Democratic critique of him was based on what they argued was his extreme ideology.
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Nevertheless, alongside the self-determination and agency asserted through this critique, there is undeniable pain.
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I don't mind an ironic critique of media conventions, but it feels slightly manipulative here.
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Even atheists can appreciate Mr Warpechowski's powerful critique of the modern world's impregnability to scripture.
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She isn't alone — it's a critique that appeared on social media soon after Gabriela's reveal.
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You need to be entertained in a way that isn't a social critique or parody.
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Abrams's critique of Iowa's first-in-the-nation status also extended to its voting system.
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Blaxploitation films are deserving of every single critique, but it's hard not to watch them.
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He may use the affair to bolster his own critique of his intelligence service's leakiness.
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"It's not nearly widespread enough yet," he said, of the industry's capacity for self-critique.
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He explores the process of fabricating and disseminating news, rather than critique the news itself.
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For the most part, Republicans dismissed the critique as motivated by the authors' personal liberalism.
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Mr Borjas has since responded to this critique; their correspondence appears to have proceeded adinfinitum.
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I think he would have been very clear in his critique of the American empire.
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I think the critique, I suppose, is always that women Abstract Expressionists were not innovators.
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Attendees suggested that although Bush avoided mentioning Trump, the target of his critique was apparent.
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Trustees and donors, sensitive to the critique of campuses as unthinkingly liberal, want intellectual diversity.
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I concede that it's inherently unfair to critique a movie that one hasn't seen yet.
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Her critique of Trump treads into awkward territory, given her friendship with his daughter, Ivanka.
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President Trump's public critique of his former White House counsel Don McGahn isn't going unanswered.
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But the effectiveness of ''homophobia'' has had the effect of dulling its initially pointed critique.
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How do we critique the idea of inevitable, upward progress without overly romanticizing the past?
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Then Kimmel had Clinton start giving her usual stump speech so he could critique her.
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The main question and critique of the play wasn't about the caricatures of Asian people.
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While this isn't a distinctly French critique, it certainly feels like a very timely one.
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Among those making this deeper critique is his eldest daughter, Karenna, as we shall see.
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The importance of that moment for that little girl is something no one can critique.
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He authored the book "Death By China," a tough critique of the nation's economic policies.
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" Girardi takes the critique well, telling the camera, that "everyone is entitled to their opinion.
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Schumer's critique is born out in the exit polling done in the 2016 election, however.
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Sean Spicer is delivering his critique of Melissa McCarthy's "Saturday Night Live" impression of him.
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In a critique of the finding, researchers say the initial study erred in several ways.
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Which is why substantive critique of President Trump -- and yes, his daughter, too -- is key.
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Before the critique can be finished, he's murdered by a flaming arrow to the chest.
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Putney Swope couches its critique of race in the context of advertising and corrupt corporations.
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Yet as a cultural critique of the hypocrisy of the left, it was spot-on.
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Women's facial expressions are also up for debate and critique, and susceptible to others' demands.
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Blakely's critique seems more aimed at those who use quantitative measures to predict political outcomes.
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"I think that's a completely legitimate critique of a bill that I supported," Bennet said.
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The show doesn't pull any punches when it comes to Pullman's critique of organized religion.
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Steven Sharp Nelson, who plays cello for the Piano Guys, disagreed with Mr. Allen's critique.
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Now, my critique of these stories should not be construed as criticism about their newsworthiness.
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Coming to the defense of London's Labour Mayor, Corbyn dismissed President Trump's critique as graceless.
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The White House did not immediately respond to Garcia's and Castro's critique of Trump's rhetoric.
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That 10-year timeline served as the basis for Sunrise's initial critique of O'Rourke's plan.
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Even worse, the critique and its resultant self-doubt may dissuade her from seeking help.
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These deceptively decorative works critique the conventions and implied values of the classic bourgeois interior.
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The social critique is implicit, even charming; Machado was never a zealot or a preacher.
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As he accelerated his critique of the military-attack option, his diplomatic passport was pulled.
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She transcends the dreary impression, endemic to most institutional critique, of preaching to a choir.
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The prior critique of the Turkish leader, he made clear, had simply been too mild.
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Neither the original analysis nor the critique found evidence of fraud or manipulation of data.
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Celebrate the cute way with The Creators Project's Kids Critique: Yayoi Kusama's Give Me Love.
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The Catholic Church took a similar position in a four-point critique read from pulpits.
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This pattern has broken what was once a very credible wall of critique and opposition.
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The problem with Trump's critique is that Khan's quote has been taken out of context.
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Rubio, in response to blowback from Trump Republicans, is now shrinking from his earlier critique.
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And, on a banking law exam, his critique of the Fed would not pass muster.
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In the end, Whippman's own cheery nature gets in the way of a decisive critique.
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Unsworth, a Thailand resident with years of cave exploration experience, was unsparing in his critique.
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I did find myself wondering, though, how intentional this critique of American solipsism really was.
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His final opera, "The Golden Cockerel," is a barbed critique of the Russo-Japanese War.
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I'd bring my matches to him and he'd watch them and critique them for me.
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But what the critique gets right is that early on, we learn to wear masks.
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There's an implied critique in this, in the Watergate coverage, that we were making judgments.
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The president's critique is shared by some of his usual adversaries in the Democratic Party.
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Then economists centered at the University of Chicago launched a sustained critique of this framework.
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"It isn't easy to critique the persona of someone as nice as French," Ahmari writes.
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Nearly every other candidate running to his left offered a resounding critique of American capitalism.
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With movement and voice, Ms. Tenenbaum also offers a social critique of the United States.
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The provocative auteur's latest, The Misandrists, attempts a tongue-in-cheek critique of radical feminism.
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Then he turned to Dufresne for a critique: "What was my biggest mistake?" he asked.
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So I considered that very helpful, and I certainly don't want to critique her work.
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DVHM: What is Arquetopia's pedagogy, beyond the traditional model of offering space, time, and critique?
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Now there's a closer fit between his critique and how ordinary people view the world.
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The design of these shows implies, more and less subtly, a critique of wealth itself.
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Hang your two paper collages side-by-side and critique the visual effect of each.
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Critique Quest describes the sound design choices that make Hellblade's malevolent forces feel physically invasive.
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In contrast, Lepore's critique of illiberal identity politics is so brief it is easily overlooked.
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It isn't a critique of aesthetic or romantic ennui, but an example of intellectual timidity.
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Every critique on messaging or politics is contradicted by a different faction of the party.
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But every time the Soviets punished him, he expanded his activism and widened his critique.
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"Huddled Masses," inspired by a Nicholas Kristof column, is a critique of American refugee policy.
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Days later, a left-wing nongovernmental organization posted a scathing critique of Yair Netanyahu's lifestyle.
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Any social critique disappears, swapped with messaging that's unobjectionable when placed near commodities for sale.
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The big picture: Romney has been one of few Republicans to consistently critique the president.
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"I mean, they are judges and they're the ones that get to critique," she said.
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After the Auburn game last year, she was there to critique her son once again.
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" Mr. Mulholland, citing Mr. Ellison's critique of Israel, said he had "too much political baggage.
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By this time, the Republican critique of Obamacare was already becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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For me, Capitalocene is a critique of this idea that capitalism is just about economics.
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The short story collection, "Brief Interviews with Hideous Men," uses parody to critique toxic masculinity.
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This time, though, the critique comes after a stunning crackup of the state's prized caucuses.
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I was coming of age as a Cuban-American in an era of institutional critique.
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The speakership morphed into a rolling critique of Trump, then the Republican running for president.
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They're an outlet for a localized, razor-sharp critique with an attentive, and communicative, audience.
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They're an outlet for a localized, razor-sharp critique with an attentive, and communicative, audience.
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In a harsh critique, Aaron added: The AHCA is stunning in its shamelessness and baldness.
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Ms Ikeuchi faces head on an oft-heard critique of charismatic Christianity's success among migrants.
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But when they do, they make sure to save any workplace critique for the home.
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Plus, his critique of Tom Steyer for having invested in the coal industry hit home.
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And in doing so, he offered a strong critique of Trump's zero-sum foreign policy.
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But while I agree with much of this critique, it does have its blind spots.
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Many Democrats after the elections have come out to critique the party and its strategy.
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However, her comment was a critique of Lewandowski's behavior, not the handling of the hearings.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story contained an inaccurate expert critique of CarbonCure's efforts.
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" Within his sharp critique of assault weapons, Mast defended the Second Amendment, calling it "unimpeachable.
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This is the part of the critique of postmodernism that can be hard to rebut.
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" Zilhão published a stinging critique challenging the field to shake off its "anti-Neanderthal prejudice.
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David Brooks's critique of the Women's March generated a lot of discussion among Times readers.
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In today's newspaper, Zeynep Tufekci offers her own critique, as someone who attended the march.
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In Mr. King's interview with the Austrian website, he repeated his yearslong critique of multiculturalism.
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It was the bluntest critique of several that have been voiced by senior American officials.
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On Monday, Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, tweeted a critique of the new analysis.
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But this knowing, funny, staunchly unsentimental play is only secondarily a critique of adolescent culture.
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Here's another weird thing about the "Flight 93" critique: It's kind of moldy and outdated.
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But Mr. Christiansen said that increased access to those with power, only sharpened Superflex's critique.
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They also wonder whether Dr. West's critique has been driven more by personality than policy.
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Audience members heard it as a veiled critique of both Mr. Comey and Ms. Lynch.
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"As people who make tech, we critique it through the medium that is our language."
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In many ways, The Authority was a critique of the entire genre of superhero comics.
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Do you think there's room to make an aesthetic critique of a political fashion statement?
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The experts provided a detailed critique of that investigation in a report released last September.
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This brings us to Pope Francis and the controversy at the heart of Douthat's critique.
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Any emancipatory politics—as well as any critique of capitalism—requires a conception of freedom.
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"If you're trying to make a joke, I can try and critique the joke if I think that it merits a critique, but those kinds of statements are essentially saying, 'I'm scared to go on a date with a black man,'" Bogado told Buzzfeed.
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"Facebook was looking for a way to discredit us so they weaponized false allegations of anti-Semitism to distract from the critique, which they're actually quite afraid of, which is the critique of monopolization," said Matt Stoller, policy director at the Open Markets Institute.
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The standard critique of Joan Didion — insofar as there is a standard critique of the legend, one of America's greatest prose stylists and a pioneer of new journalism, she of the inscrutable cigarette-dangling photograph — is that she is a cold and self-centered writer.
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There's a basic problem for non-disastrous replacement: While the GOP has a reasonable political critique of the Affordable Care Act and the GOP also has a reasonable policy critique of the Affordable Care Act, those two critiques are in considerable tension with each other.
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Then there's the critique about whether she'll, essentially, be counterproductive for Democrats, either ideologically or functionally.
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So to test that cherry-picked critique, we performed a second analysis using a different angle.
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And that's because the new critique didn't play out in the field of songwriting or politics.
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In that same interview, the president linked Whitaker to Trump's longstanding critique of the Mueller investigation.
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Him settling for a public option and means-tested free college seems to confirm that critique.
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We can critique season 8 in think pieces and make memes about the creators' stranger decisions.
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Communities and viewers everywhere would also suffer, with fewer viewer options for entertainment, critique, and more.
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A common critique of gun laws is that they supposedly don't work to reduce gun crime.
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The piece creates an ironic, layered critique of class pressures, colonialism, and even art making itself.
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Make use of his Presidency, and his critique of those international organisations is sometimes very valid.
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Armed with a mental inventory of private spaces, I learned to appreciate and critique my own.
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You can't call it a sly critique, giving its pointed setting in a Disney-derived park.
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But in Trump's America, anyone who has a critique of him is automatically overrated and untalented.
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The program underscored the long tradition of comedians telling jokes as a form of social critique.
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But Coates also stood by his critique of the senator's resistance to reparations for African-Americans.
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President Trump himself was a winner from this shift, however, despite his critique of media coverage.
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And it just re-raises the whole, from the left, critique of the Affordable Care Act.
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It's warranted critique, made even more potent given the caricatures that make up McAvoy's many personalities.
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When she returned to the US, she was poised to make a more poignant social critique.
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There are two haunting works that gesture towards gender parity with poetic rage and cheeky critique.
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President Bush would later say West's critique was the worst moment of his time in office.
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The institutional oversight among Los Angeles museums remains a belabored, yet necessary critique that bears repeating.
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Even in Doyle's nuanced critique of Liz, Jenna is written off as a shallow, unstable narcissist.
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But the ruling came with a sharp critique of the government and a cry of regret.
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I'm gonna critique, because if you want to give a designer something it better be right.
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And in the last few years, Biden and people around Biden were associated with that critique.
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The indignation, the self-critique, the perseverance — they could have come from any of West's albums.
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Others grapple over whether her writings, which critique excessive emotion and female sexuality, are indeed feminist.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan is taking issue with Armie Hammer's critique of celebrity tributes to Stan Lee.
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Handler's critique of the Trump administration is part of her recent forays into activism at large.
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It's hard to believe that for Cruz, this critique is anything less than a steroid injection.
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Bill Clinton made a very specific critique of Obamacare last week — one that most Democrats won't.
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Carter&aposs critique of the press is similar, albeit less extreme, to that of Trump&aposs.
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It's saying you can simultaneously critique whiteness even while addressing (and enduring) misogyny and fat bias.
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Last year, Misty bestowed upon us the most overweeningly self-involved social critique of our time.
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And Justice Breyer reiterated his wider critique of the death penalty in a solo concurring opinion.
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A critique that stops with G.O.P. elites, though, might let the voting public off the hook.
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She opposed illegal action at the refuge, while agreeing with the occupiers' critique about government overreach.
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Contemporary artists revive Surrealism's original social critique or take up Surrealist strategies to address contemporary issues.
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A great watch for both those who would critique the military and those who love it.
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The Indiana governor has also echoed Trump's critique of the President's preferred terminology for terrorist groups.
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The incident occurred as Lochte was receiving one of the judge's critique of his dance routine.
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To critique Harris for his lack of musicianship is to miss the point of his appeal.
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Raza, known for his geometric abstractions, was even awarded the Prix de la Critique in 21.
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But fear not—these critique videos are tackling TV and movies' representation one at a time.
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I'm also curious about people who consider the bearer of any form of critique a hater.
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Right, but there's not a good faith critique of our ignoring Pizzagate to be had. Right?
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Trump wasn't exposed when CNN played his rallies without critique — his reputation was sometimes even burnished.
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After proudly sharing footage of Legend's final bow, Teigen even clapped back at Bill O'Reilly's critique.
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I need it to save my life, which means it needs to go beyond a critique.
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But it was the potential of a Trump administration that Obama seemed most eager to critique.
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Bundy's critique about poor blacks is also fascinating considering the place of privilege it comes from.
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The bigger point here though ... was it appropriate to include Barron in the critique at all?
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One conservative action group seized on Trump's critique of McConnell to do just that on Thursday.
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If anyone wants to critique Spicer's skills or ideologies, there's plenty to discuss beyond his appearance.
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After winning Best Supporting Actress at the 2016 BAFTA Awards Sunday, Winslet recounted the stinging critique.
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Without the books' scathing critique of theology and theocracy, what was the point of the movie?
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Trump's tribune-of-the-people routine is integrally linked to his critique of America's global role.
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I did not pry this critique out of Rhodes, nor did I introduce him to it.
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Do I need to have a trainer, or can I use a camera to self-critique?
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Alito didn't hide his frustration with Sotomayor's critique that he wasn't faithful to the factual record.
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Lacy had previously written a fierce critique of Uber for a sexist ad campaign in France.
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The key to this success was Hegseth's principled critique of where the VA had gone wrong.
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There is lots of media critique out there, tons of analysis of leadership and the Presidency.
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She delivered a stinging critique of Trump as dangerous in an economic policy speech in Ohio.
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Much of the critique of Jamil for being superficial has been guilty of the same offense.
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In response, he posted a 173-word critique on Instagram, denouncing efforts to limit free expression.
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In one chapter he presents a critique of Facebook's many options for a user's gender identity.
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Who wants to make some noise that doesn't ultimately glorify the power it intends to critique?
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First, Canada's ambassador had a fairly common critique following the detention of a women's rights activist.
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Will she try to turn the page on Sunday evening, or will she intensify her critique?
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The Friend's critique of New England's mercantile class would gradually be sharpened by his ideological descendants.
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They were simple to understand, and fit clearly into a broader critique of a broken system.
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In Biden's case, it has resulted in a perpetually amnesic structural critique of the conservative opposition.
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B.E.: You insist that education is crucial to any viable critique of oppression and violence. Why?
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Those whose nationalist critique of parties finds resonance with masses of voters can acquire vast power.
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A blend of humor and critique pepper works like iPhone box clogs and iMessage temporary tattoos.
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Dismissing the source of their anger only leads you to miss the point of their critique.
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My second book was called "Digital Vertigo," which was a kind of critique of social media.
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"It became like a game, like a crossword," he explained to La Nouvelle Critique in 1973.
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The New York Times reported that Clinton received additional media training after Woodward aired his critique.
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"My life doesn't begin with GMOs, nor does my critique of that system," she tells me.
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This critique ranges from policies toward Russia and China to Iran and NATO to climate change.
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The one critique I would say I have is that the process is a bit messy.
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This critique is well-taken, but the core value I gleaned from this book remains true.
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Mr. Trump, who until Wednesday had seldom let a critique go by unanswered, did not respond.
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The paper was unusually blunt in its critique of how the I.M.F. handled Greece's debt woes.
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Considered in this light, the show's slavishly repetitive structure stood as its own sly self-critique.
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But this doesn't do justice to the critique of capitalism at the heart of the insurgency.
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This is art that defies conventions, challenges sensibilities, and breaks down barriers between comprehension and critique.
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Lippmann begins his critique by exploding the romanticized vision of democracy espoused by the American Founders.
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So how do you critique the badness in gay history versus sort of reveling in it?
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But it was Darrow's impassioned critique of fundamentalism that won hearts and minds across the country.
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The scathing critique by the new Malaysian leader, Mahathir Mohamad, hit China coming from a friend.
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Guo documents performance art in which exhibitionists eat human placentas to critique China's one-child policy.
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He gave a detailed critique of what was wrong with the satchel-like wrapping Amazon uses.
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At a recent conference in the Netherlands, Pound issued a blistering critique of international sports federations.
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The first is an implicit critique of Trump's plans to massively slash taxes on the rich.
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She began the day's rehearsal by cuing up a previous week's judge's critique on her laptop.
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The president rattled off a list of Europe's own crimes against humanity, and dismissed the critique.
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Race bending the play would only accentuate its critique of whiteness and make it more powerful.
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It's a relatively oblique critique, one only really brought into relief in the story's closing paragraphs.
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But this play, like "We Are Proud to Present," is partly a critique of storytelling itself.
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Ocasio-Cortez and Omar have said previously that with every critique they receive, death threats spike.
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Democrats who critique Obama could be doing harm to themselves among the general electorate as well.
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"They offer this really sharp critique, and you didn't hear that in Kaine's speech," Taylor said.
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While the bulk of Hindenburg's critique was centered on Opera, Anderson also took aim at Google.
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Buttigieg has made the critique before that Sanders's campaign is not powered by a broad coalition.
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Her critique of impeachment has been viewed as synonymous with a robust defense of the president.
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I hope everyone enjoys today's puzzle … and to those who like to critique — go to it!
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I still sometimes have the urge to critique the reality machine; it's certainly asking for it.
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"I hit it good," McIlroy said in a critique directed at Diamond but intended for himself.
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Yet Ms. Holzinger's critique of patriarchal structures hits an emotional plateau, never quite transcending shock value.
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Even with the internet trolls, it can be a useful forum to share and critique ideas.
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Mr. Krein's essay on James Burnham's critique of the "managerial elite" takes whacks at both parties.
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Rebecca Traister, writing in New York magazine, took the pundits to task for this stylistic critique.
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" Others offered a gentle critique: "Seemed like he made too much of an argument,'' wrote another.
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I hope that Mr. Blow's critique will illuminate these issues for both black and white voters.
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They enable members to collect and corroborate memories, and they are also a forum for critique.
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Lowe's proposition is thornier: will museums want their doctored Griffoni panels subjected to a merciless critique?
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Said stranger also whips out their cellphone to play a recording of you lobbing your critique.
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But the conservative critique of Davos Man has a lot to say that deserves a hearing.
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Like everyone else on that soundstage, she knows that anything less would lead to endless critique.
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That critique is largely aimed at college students who don't want to listen to controversial speakers.
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They critique the show as if it were dispatches from a profoundly dystopian, profoundly real future.
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They enable members to collect and corroborate memories, and they are also a forum for critique.
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This unbylined critique from 1910 traces the trend, and is also a model of period sexism.
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Marx's critique is aimed at changing the material conditions of people, not in settling theological quibbles.
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Boetzkes argues that these artists do not offer a predictable or facile critique of consumer culture.
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With everything refracted through the news media, "The Bling Ring" is both a critique and celebration.
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Indeed, critique shows us that it's doubtful that those days, like Trump's "great" America, ever existed.
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While quibbling with details here and there, Mr. Cohen did not disagree with the Republicans' critique.
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But, going a little deeper, I think the critique is not particularly incisive in this context.
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Facebook — thus far — has not embraced a traditional editorial role to critique false and misleading narratives.
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The film went viral and established critique as an inherited instructional form ripe for decolonial intervention.
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"(Some of) The Mechanics of Critique" is a teaching tool that can be used by anyone.
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Ma's critique of capitalism is not particularly subtle or particularly original, but it is searingly underplayed.
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The political utility of stifling political expression and critique within Muslim American communities comes into view.
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Or does it just not get the social and moral critique that made its predecessors great?
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We're just left with a hollow, burned-out shell of an earlier era's blistering social critique.
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After the breakup, the remaining members pursued careers separately, further developing the concepts they had formulated together, such as the critique of painting as a symbol of the institution, and painting as a self-referential critical tool — the object as well as the subject of the critique.
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But it relies in part on a broader critique that the mainstream right is filled with "cuckservatives" who refuse to stand up for white interests and are laying the groundwork for LGBTQ equality, and encompasses an ugly critique of Jewish "kikeservatives" and other anti-Semitic themes.
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The title, "The Critique of Cynical Reason," seemed to promise a cheeky update of Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason," but the book instead delivered a wildly personal polemic about the deterioration of the utopian spirit of 1968 and called for Sloterdijk's generation to take stock of itself.
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His installation "Starchild" (224), installed opposite "Color 2220," was a more successful critique of art world pretension.
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The United States was not invited, and the group issued an oblique critique of the Trump administration.
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But when she was trying to match actresses with stick-thin arms, stunt coordinators would critique her.
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The highest office in the land is subject to the highest degree of public scrutiny and critique.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's response to conservative commentator Peggy Noonan's critique that she looked "sullen" during the speech.
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The studio had said that the work was meant to be a critique on marriage in China.
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The biggest critique of video games is that they damage gamers by exposing them to extreme violence.
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Asked by CNN about the critique, Biden insisted he would provide a bold solution to climate change.
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But once I told him I could handle a tough critique, he definitely did not hold back.
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Barr's critique is that Mueller was a Justice Department special counsel investigating violations of federal criminal law.
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What about the current climate of queer studies has allowed you to make this kind of critique?
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"It's one thing to critique a body of work, it's another to review somebody's body," she said.
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It's a legitimate critique that some drag queens cross the line by cracking cruel jokes about women.
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Those are both valid lines of critique, but they're not the ones I'm going to pursue here.
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And Meghan McCain, the late senator's daughter, made a pointed Trump critique while eulogizing her father Saturday.
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Several photomontages of damaged high-end cars in carpeted interior settings critique the vehicles' ostensible masculine symbolism.
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For critique to be effective it must happen in a space that is promoting growth, not humiliation.
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And so justices may dissent, and in deciding whether to do so must critique the majority opinion.
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His environmental messages have been laced with a broader critique of capitalism, especially the fossil-fuel industry.
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It was a critique he made again and again during the debate, inviting vicious ridicule from Gov.
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McRaven's critique, and the bipartisan letter from officials, should force both Democrats and Republicans to take notice.
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It is unlikely that we will see such a regular, wide-ranging critique on mainstream television again.
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At its core, The Meritocracy Trap is a comprehensive — and rather scathing — critique of the aspirational view.
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Because Trump calledStreep "overrated" on Twitter in response, De Niro's been bracing himself for a possible critique.
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She's inspired hashtags, a "wear red day" revolt among teachers, and an aggressive critique from sitting Democrats.
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The conjunction of violence lies at the core of Navjot's enquiries into the aesthetics of social critique.
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And the whole enterprise would be easy to critique as driven by ideology rather than customer care.
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And most importantly, how can companies create a culture of "unity" to foster agreement and healthy critique?
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" Alongside the post, Swift also shared a quote from her father's critique of the film: "BEST MOVIE.
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You could see the scene as an allegorical critique of TV more interested in sensationalism than humanity.
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He compares memes to postmodernist art, a movement with the underlying mission to critique society and politics.
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The problem was that he countered this critique using the same words again, and again, and again.
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The site is designed as a forum for researchers to critique studies that have just been published.
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It may instead reflect the fact that MMT is less a rival theory than a qualitative critique.
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That is, save for Ai Weiwei, who doesn't critique him per se, but one of his decisions.
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The way the internal can critique the external and, in the same manner, the external the in.
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It soars as a fundamentally empathetic critique of the intersection of poverty, mental health, and rural isolation.
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In the post-Carlin American free speech tradition, we are inclined to equate humor and social critique.
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I didn't have a hard time seeing which critique white evangelicals prioritized when they voted in 2016.
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That's because after the Starks died, the original critique of Game of Thrones had already been cemented.
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S. border, Pope delivers a stinging critique of both countries CNN's Kevin Liptak contributed to this story
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But Lemonade also serves as a critique of the media's lopsided, frequently denigrating portrayal of black women.
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To me, Wilson's project went beyond institutional critique into another zone, which makes it crucially relevant today.
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Upon seeing the Chemical Brothers' video, Twitter is beginning to agree with Dawson's critique of the ad.
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And her biggest critique of Sanders is that his ideas are unattainable in a real-life Congress.
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Such a person is stating they are playing a role and inviting us to critique their melodrama.
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But on close examination, #MeToo does not look like a legitimate target for this kind of critique.
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And no amount of critique I could write will do anything to change that, so I'll stop.
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That said, we ended that critique on a high when they told us we were actually safe!
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Each proves to be a vital critique of the other, tugging its main character back and forth.
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So the CIA sponsored African American voices only if their critique of U.S. society wasn't too sweeping.
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And there are, in fact, plenty of reasons to critique Obama's counterterrorism strategy and make some changes.
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But Mrs Clinton is unlikely to hold that crabby compromise against them; it was a devastating critique.
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When Mr Obama offered this critique in the House chamber, Justice Samuel Alito could not contain himself.
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Those additions, and a consideration of the post-media condition, could have considerably enriched her institutional critique.
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It is a subtle critique of the ways in which art made by black artists is categorized.
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It's certainly fair to also critique Cory Booker and Chris Christie for their role [in Zuckerberg's donation].
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After 26 years and over 2,500 episodes, inconsistency is never a critique you could leverage against Povich.
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Douthat: How would you distill your critique of how the pope is handling the debates he's opened?
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Rather than a critique of teenage consumerism or selfie culture, though, it's an expression of female community.
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It makes it so that her critique of rap-inspired materialism feels like a confident, sneaky thing.
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More troubling, "knock it off" felt like a succinct critique of who I was at that time.
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The critique has centered on concern that betting would impair the integrity of the sporting events themselves.
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And make no mistake, HR 1 is designed to make it harder to critique those in power.
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Beyond identifying some of the book's technical faults, it's hard to offer a critique of Watkins's account.
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He has always been someone who fancies himself as willing and able to critique his own party.
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John McCain that was widely seen as a sharp critique of policies espoused by President Donald Trump.
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Dershowitz's latest critique of the investigation came after FBI agents searched Michael Cohen's office earlier this month.
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"I would think the bigger critique is who they verify and who they don't," Kirk told Hill.
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Only caveat — from one who can also be judgmental: Try to suspend your critique of the mother.
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This 222-year-old bipartisan critique of American politics rings clearer and truer with each passing election.
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When he recently called Pope Francis's critique of his immigration stance "disgraceful," we hit our tipping point.
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The United Nations' human rights chief issued a scathing critique of Israel's policy toward Gaza on Friday.
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Moreover, the bill gives governors the authority to critique the performance of FWS personnel in their states.
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What happens to Fania — again, as her son understands it — is an implicit critique of that idea.
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On every level of engagement and critique, "Known and Strange Things" is an essential and scintillating journey.
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An internal review was unusually blunt in its critique of how the fund handled Greece's debt crisis.
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