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Indeed, mutual recriminations seem to be on the rise. What is China up to in Africa?

Mr Saxena's return was soon eclipsed, however, by recriminations over another sort of financial shenanigans.

But the recriminations continue about how the monsoon rains turned into such a devastating setback for the economy.

To do so would have meant burdening your life, which must be a happy one, with pointless self-recriminations.

For two decades our contacts with China had been limited to the reciprocal recriminations of sporadic ambassadorial meeting in Warsaw .

An encounter in April when a Chinese helicopter came within 90 metres of a Japanese destroyer sparked mutual diplomatic recriminations.

But over the past few days, a new cycle of recriminations has begun, helped along by a lack of tact on both sides.

His job at a mildly critical television station, he believed, would leave him exposed to the recriminations that would surely follow.

Disarray and recriminations within Nato hobble the single most effective potential tool for western military intervention overseas.

The "banana wars" date back to 1993 and have generated animosity and recriminations among the primary parties and within the 27-member EU.

Democrats and Republicans are about as different as Catholics and Protestants - and 80% of the union of their mutual recriminations is true.

This horror has provoked an uproar in China that reminds me of the recriminations over the Kitty Genovese* case when I was a kid.

The preemptive recriminations are already under way weeks before any delegates are due to arrive in Copenhagen.

Frequently, there has been too much emotion around, even if there have been no spoken recriminations .

As with exchange rates, so with climate change: encounters between Washington and Beijing usually end in recriminations.

Doubtless we will be told in turn that this is no time for recriminations .

She persevered, and this report of the time reveals the recriminations that later took place.

Excessive lethal force provokes enraged recriminations.

Mr Zhuo of my good friend kindness was greeted with my recriminations.

In India, recriminations after the Mumbai attacks have been rife.

However, as the political recriminations began it was down 6. 5 per cent in late afternoon trading.

Recriminations about rising costs have held up another project in Texas.

The Tata factory was canceled in 2008 and plunged the Left Front coalition into recriminations and re-examination.

The oil has stopped flowing now, even if the recriminations have not.

Recriminations and lawsuits fly.

Your lives all carry responsibility and your actions are accountable for by you, but once cleared karmically there are no recriminations.

The pact will inevitably be invoked again in the future, leading to new fights and recriminations.

[14]When the strategy goes wrong, the recriminations begin.

Recriminations after financial crises have a long history, and they recur in regular cycles.