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This type of availability has traditionally only been implemented in the most critical of applications.

Some opponents of Mr Chavez, while condemning censorship, are critical of the weekly's low journalistic standards.

In his article the author is critical of man's negligence toward his environment.

It is difficult enough to be critical of our own mistakes.

But oddly the loving and adoring nature of the Leo man makes her less critical of him.

Mothers, they report, "are harshly critical of other parents who buy... extras for themselves" rather than their children.

That may be why the state-run news media have been harshly critical of the United States' debt management woes.

Even before New Flyer announced its layoffs, St. Cloud's mayor, David Kleis, was critical of the stimulus law.

On the other hand, the extravagant and flighty nature of the Leo woman will make the Virgo man more critical of her.

Some agencies were openly critical of the colossal human loss incurred in the army’s final assault on Tamil Tiger rebels in 2009.

He himself advocated the policies the Fed followed, and in fact, was critical of the Fed raising rates even when it belatedly did so in 2004.

But some animal rights activists who support "no kill" policies for abandoned and stray animals are also fiercely critical of Peta's euthanasia programme.

He was particularly critical of congressional resistance to authorizing oil exploration in a national wildlife refuge in Alaska, known as ANWAR.