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Ms Brown is so critical of her housework that the servants are all not willing to work for her.

"I don't think Kan was that critical of the BOJ, " the first source said. "The BOJ and the government have been working hand in hand. "

Fliers critical of the regime have been distributed and people arrested for putting up a poster demanding freedom, he said.

You seem to be critical of his political initiative.

He had been strongly critical of a similar bargain struck in 1994 by his predecessor, Bill Clinton, which later unravelled.

"Even though they seem to be quite critical of my previous work, I'm pretty happy with this publication, " he says.

McRae was forced to become more critical of me, which I think made him somewhat uncomfortable, but which had some impact.

Now every one of you has good reason to be critical of me.

So far the Glazers have resisted attempts to drive them out of Old Trafford even though the fans have been so critical of their reign.

The website argues that whereas it might have been critical of government policies, it has never indulged in "partisan" politics.

Governor Bob Casey, whom I admired for his tenacity in running three times before he won, had been very critical of me.

The opposition was critical of this so-called solidarity with Greece, arguing that it was an irresponsible step.

Many of you have cheered for me, or worked with me, or supported me, and now, every one of you has good reason to be critical of me.

The point is that you need to be critical of experts. Is the person you seek advice from able to give you a credible answer?

Narcissistic, smothering, she was "endlessly critical" of him.

He can be very loving but is often highly critical of you.

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

One of the deputies most critical of the project, Nguyen Minh Thuyet, said the vote was a watershed for the legislature.

Castro hated the group and the leaflets critical of him that it had dropped over Havana in the past.

critical of him said, "Report list" is "nonsense Bang" , the information is inaccurate, attention to narrow, calculation error.

Mr. Bohndorf is an activist shareholder who resides on the Spanish island of Ibiza and who had been critical of the bank, said this person.

Don't be critical of him, for he is a beginner.

Jose Mourinho, in the beginning, was critical of you and Sami Khedira over your integration and with the language difficulties.

A Chinese official once bitterly complained to me that some of my reportage was overly critical of China.

It is natural for young people to be critical of their parents at times and to blame them for mots of the misunderstanding between them.

You know these people: They're always critical of everything you do and say, which can be contagious.

Include plenty of bullet points. Make sure that during the brainstorming period you aren't negative about or critical of any ideas.

You seem to be critical of the chairman's political initiatives.

Kitty used to be very critical of the way we raised our children, but when she became a mother herself she began to change her tune.

Liu said the entertainment industry is pure enough and is critical of acting skills.

To understand true values, you must begin to doubt, to be critical of the traditions, the authority, in which your mind has been trained.

The overall tone of its editorial page was conservative and highly critical of me, often in very personal terms.

In response to increasing turmoil swirling around the desegregation of public schools, Armstrong was outspokenly critical of his country.

This energy makes it easy to be critical of others.

She's been highly critical of others, so I gave her a dose of her own medicine by pointing out her faults.

Now everyone of you has good reason to be critical of me.

But many of the speakers were critical of some NATO countries' restrictions that keep their troops off the front lines.

Student activists admired King, but they were critical of his top-down leadership style and were determined to maintain their autonomy.

Mr. Weber said he is 'critical' of lowering the rate below 1%, because it could discourage banks from lending to one another.

Even after government censors shut down Web sites critical of the project, protesters were still able to organize the march.

Commentary that is too provocative or directly critical of the government is often blocked by the provider.

The special counsel report was critical of the Air Force's decision not to fire the men. All three men declined to comment.

Continuous innovation, a critical of e-business strategy, is at the mercy of an organization's communication stricture.

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

Mr Green was always critical of her daughter's writings, but somehow he commented favorably on that poorly written poem of hers.

The Republicans who have been critical of her past remarks on race are expected to give Sotomayor a grilling today.

eg. Don't be critical of him; he is a beginner.

You want your way, and can be critical of any authority.

She was always critical of me.

As it happens, Soros is somebody who has always been critical of orthodox economics.

Recently, I'm trying to be less critical of people, and even myself.

Although the least critical of the three core traits, hardness is still a very desirable trait.

A report by the Institut Montaigne, a Parisian think-tank, is critical of the scheme, arguing that it lacks a coherent strategy.

Even some GOP lawmakers became critical of the war's management, and growing numbers of politicians were urging Bush to replace Rumsfeld.

He was critical of those who didn't live up to his standards.

But the groups who are critical of his work say that this is not what the cosmic microwave background is like.

Arms control advocates have been critical of the administrations of both Presidents Bush and Putin for allegedly neglecting arms control.

My boss is always critical of me.

His research suggests marriage counselors might do well to encourage troubled couples to be more critical of one another.

But the page featured nothing but CCTV programming and online comment scathingly critical of Baidu.

Mr Derakhshan boasted of a trip to Israel and was critical of the Iranian regime.

Mr Liu refuses to be drawn on Mr Amelio's strategy but is critical of his management style.

Clark is critical of some of his Silicon Valley brethren who haven't been as generous, despite their multibillion-dollar net worth.

We fight about little things and my husband is very critical of me in front of our friends.

Opponents were critical of the project's potential to raise the national debt, as well as the sketchy projections for usage.

But immigrant rights groups like the CIMADE are critical of the immigration pact.

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

Experience has shown that customers and end users are most critical of a migration of an existing system.

On Monday, a prominent Islamic cleric who had been critical of the sect was killed by a gunman on a motorbike.

I'm sure he was even more critical of you than you are of me.

Other Crusaders, like the Hospitaller , are openly critical of religion.

Like most community college presidents, though, Tom Snyder of Ivy Tech is careful not to sound too critical of the Obama administration.

Although we bend over backwards to please her, our new manager is still very critical of our work.

As ever, though, it is fashionable to be critical of the president, even dismissive.

She was also critical of Beijing's records on protecting intellectual property.

Of course, various governments try to deny their citizens access to websites that they consider too critical of government policies.

She was particularly critical of the Italian government of Silvio Berlusconi.

Earlier, in an interview, the mayor was deeply, undiplomatically critical of provincialism and populism in U. S. Congress.

Mourinho had been critical of his players following Saturday's 2-2 draw with Fulham but was happy with the way they performed at Villa Park.

Democrats have always been critical of federal interest-rate subsidies to private lenders, which is how student loans are organised.

The chairmen of two previous DSM task forces have been particularly critical of the present effort.

I can be critical of people who do not take a logical approach to things.

We should be equally critical of the claims of an advertisement, an election poster, and a religious teaching.

Half of women are so critical of their appearance that they 'hate' looking at photographs of themselves, a study has found.

The independent candidate also is especially critical of an incumbent president * engagement policy with North Korea.

Several business leaders in the US, including Bill Gates, have been critical of the reduction in work visas given to foreigners.

Defense system For years, Russia has been very critical of U. S. plans for a ballistic missile defense system in Europe.

Hugh Hendry, one of the hedge fund industry's most voluble figures, has long been critical of China's property boom.

Several large emerging economies have been critical of the longstanding tradition of the IMF being led by Europeans.

Gerstein, who heads his own New York consulting firm, was highly critical of the Bush administration's policies.

People who are the most deeply committed to an idea or policy are also the most critical of it.

His sheep can be unresponsive, unappreciative, and harshly critical of our efforts to love and to serve them.

I don't mean to be critical of those trials but they are not sufficient to answer the question.

An important factor in the optimism is the opinion of head coach Mourinho who, privately, had been critical of Robben.

He was also critical of selective school systems, which are not used by the top performers.

He was particularly critical of those who relied solely on science for answers to the big questions about life.

Today's report is expected to be highly critical of its management.

German economists with an international profile have generally been critical of Berlin's policies.

The former president had been critical of Arroyo and had twice called on Arroyo to resign from the presidency.

Mr. Annan also was critical of what he called "finger-pointing and name-calling in the Security Council. "

Indeed, economists have tended to be even more critical of trade barriers than have other groups in society.

Last month, the, a prominent newspaper editor critical of the war was killed by gunmen.

Yale University Department of English and literature have been critical of the new school movement.

People who are the most deeply committed to an idea or policy are the most critical of it.

Although we may think we are doing a great job, it's important to be critical of our own performance and aware of our shortcomings.

They were very critical of marketization, privatization, the rolling back of the welfare state.

He is also critical of the small number of Chinese cities that are accessible by international flights from Europe.

You will never change your body if you are critical of it and find fault with it, and in fact you will attract more weight to you.

He denied any great secrets had been leaked and was critical of the press for "dragging his family into it" .

Workers also sprayed water on the No. 3 reactor at the Fukushima facility, one of the most critical of the plant's six.

Mr Kuchma has repeatedly denied involvement in the murder of Gongadze, whose reporting was highly critical of the former president.

Recently, Bangladeshi newspapers have been more openly critical of RAB's alleged extra-judicial killings.

Ben-Issa says he intends to allow all opinions in his paper, including those critical of the new leadership.

Several parties which plan to run in the polls are already critical of the official process.

These were people of integrity, through illegal means to hold large-scale pro-industry rule of the Yuan Dynasty critical of the family.

Do not be critical of current or former employers.

Chief executives and business groups in Europe were particularly critical of the deal.

Something with good optical transparency is critical, of course, so that if the microbes light up, the chip can perceive that.

They are also more critical of their steady partners and feel less 'one' with them on those few days before ovulation.

Before these latest comments, however, Beijing had generally been most critical of US fiscal policy, urging Washington to spend less.

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

Against the will of the party. But you weren't that critical of them at the time.

They are critical of the war and point out that President Obama is actually making things worse.

If that market wilts away, industry is likely to become much more critical of the new China ties.

And how many are critical of that idea? How many think all obligations can be accounted for in the first two ways?

But some government officials and watchdog groups have been critical of the FDA's efforts.

Mr. Frank noted a pattern of 'people at the top of the economic pyramid being very critical of protectionists.

Chinese policymakers are also becoming increasingly critical of US financial policies.

Those critical of encryption might suggest that law-abiding citizens have nothing to hide, but that simply isn't true.

The Senate Report was devastatingly critical of the CIA assessment on Iraq having weapons of mass destruction.

Most of us are far more critical of ourselves than anyone else is, and we need to be reminded of our own special abilities.

These novels are fairly critical of the culture of finance, but many see them as fairly representative and accurate.

Utopia and other groups are critical of what they see as flawed safety tests, especially one in which mice were fed Bt toxin.

In the first report* , Peter Morris , a former banker at Morgan Stanley , is sharply critical of the private- equity industry .

As one official critical of the premier put it: "There is no exit strategy. There is only exit. That is the problem. "

The European Union has normal economic ties with Cuba, but is critical of its trampling of human rights.

The independent candidate also is especially critical of incumbent President Roh Moo-hyun's engagement policy with North Korea.

The region's doughty band of genuinely independent newspapers, long critical of governments, have faced fewer dilemmas.

Ordinary Europeans are also critical of their governments' economic recovery plans.

I'm up here with mixed feelings cos I've been critical of the Academy. . . and for reason.

Link to an essay critical of the approach to Title IX taken by the Women's Sports Foundation.

You must not be too critical of each other but it is vital that you don't skirt the issue.

If you really understood the difficulties the government was facing, you wouldn't be so critical of its spending reductions.

Whenever I see an article that criticizes China, I always know the comments are going to be hyper-critical of the article.

But after the Duggan shooting, the dead man's relatives were critical of how they had been treated.

While Detroit is taking pride in their defense, Wallace was critical of the Cavaliers' tactics.

If you really understand the difficulties facing the government, you wouldn't be so critical of its spending reductions.

If you really understood the difficulties facing the government, you wouldn't be so critical of its spending reductions.

This testimony was deeply critical of my colleagues, of my ministers, who had, in my view, had perpetrated a war on a falsehood.

The United States, the European Union and others have long been critical of China's yuan regime.

"Some people are critical of the princelings" and see them as using their positions to amass power and wealth, says Li.

Some of them were even critical of the President.

The courts upheld the decision, but were nevertheless critical of the commission's reasoning.

From the beginning I was not critical of this.

Crucially , the report is critical of the value of the information obtained through harsh interrogation.

The US government has been critical of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government, and has called for his ouster.

Rwanda says it will reconsider its commitments to the United Nations if a draft report highly critical of the Rwandan army is published.

Marilyn Quayle, the vice presidents wife, was particularly critical of Hillary's alleged assault on family values.

Such sentiment may explain why professional venture capitalists can often be critical of business angels.

The Centre Courbet, a think-tank financed by Saint Gobain, regularly produces pamphlets critical of the "Anglo-Saxon" market model.

Your male friend suddenly becomes critical of your looks.

External members may be more critical of business as usual and force consideration of other alternatives for problems.

If they really understood the difficulties facing the government they wouldn't be so critical of its spending reduction.

If they were critical of Beijing, it was for not being tougher with the west.

The PAC is also highly critical of the "failure" of the Kimberley Process to investigate Zimbabwe's diamond industry.

Ordinary Europeans are also critical of their government's economic recovery plans.

His views were critical of the policies of Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta and incorporated ideas of Vice-President Oginga Odinga.

He is particularly critical of what he sees as wasteful public spending .

He is critical of her ignorance of the law.

Mr. Buffett has often been critical of buybacks motivated by factors other than an attractive discount to fair value.

The Tea Party is a loosely organized conservative political movement harshly critical of Obama.

China regularly blocks sites it finds unsavory, particularly those related to Tibet or critical of the Communist Party.

Although born into aristocracy, he was critical of the Victorian class system.

When I was younger, I dated a guy named Ethan who was really critical of me.

If they are civil, allow comments that are critical of your organization.

And some are critical of the industry's slowness in recognising asset downgrades, which would trigger falls in management fees.

It is one thing for western media to be critical of the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party.

The _was critical of her work.

These nonbelievers may be critical of all religions, but they should be decent at heart.

Extraterrestrials are critical of the people's amoral behavior referring to the humans' interference in nature's processes.

The most critical of these models are sets of user personas.

With higher current and smaller size trends, electromigration in flip-chip solder has become an critical of reliability concern.

knows less, cares less, votes less, and is less critical of its leaders and institutions than young people in the past.

The boss was critical of his men who were slow and careless.

The official opposition, New Democracy, has been critical of troika policies, hoping to make electoral gains.

eg. That teacher is too critical of his students.

Some investors have been critical of both men and others have mostly hit at Sir Victor.

I'm outspoken, sometimes critical of the organization, which is seen as boat-rocking, upsetting a comfortable arrangement.

Following the sinking of the Cheonan, North Korea issued a series of statements critical of the maritime border.

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

Others are critical of NASA's plan to abandon the space shuttle next year to concentrate all efforts on the new program.

That teacher is too critical of his students.

Her unusual and elegantly designed outfits marveled even the most critical of spectators.

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

These two words show that the writer is critical of this matter.

Buffett has been critical of derivatives, calling them "financial weapons of mass destruction. "

He is especially critical of the hypocrisy of the rich and the high levels of attention paid to trivial and unimportant matters.

In the late 1940s, newly emerging pro-democracy movements and political parties were critical of the Rana autocracy.

Those critical of the statue in Seoul of 16th century naval commander Yi Sun-sin ask: Isn't the admiral's armor more Chinese in style?

The problems are front page news in the Indian media, with many writers sharply critical of developments.

Roy Hodgson was today critical of the way Hull City have handled the loan of Spanish defender Daniel Ayala.

He is critical of Gordon Brown, who emerges as a moody figure, lacking in strategy and direction.

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

He was anti-Christian and critical of the clergy , the king and the privileges of the nobility.

I definitely find myself becoming more critical of the science articles I read.

When I do that I set myself up for being overly critical of my mistakes.

Beijing to be more critical of how other countries have managed their economy.

You're often critical of feminism, especially where it intersects with the sex industry.

In particular, people are becoming more critical of marijuana prohibition.

Acknowledging this, Mr Karzai on the campaign trial has often been critical of foreign troops.

However, arranging a meeting for every check-in quickly becomes untenable on all but the most critical of projects.

They should be critical of their own governments' oppression.

Another new law lets the president ban any publication deemed critical of the government.

Ms. Dong is proud of Gree's supportive employment policies but remains critical of Chinese women.

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been critical of China's currency policies.

He would later become critical of neo-nazi groups.

Gifted kids are the opposite and are concerned with others, but are most critical of themselves.

You need to try not to come off as critical of others, but more positive.

As such, it is also critical of globalization as presently practiced by the capitalist world market system.

For those critical of Chinese currency policy, Mr. Zhou's indication that he is considering an exit from the peg was welcome.

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

I became most critical of it later on.

Both Israel and the US have been highly critical of Iran's nuclear programme.

The Afghan government, too, has been critical of Western troops for killing Afghan civilians.

Jordan isn't unique in having a law that prohibits publishing words critical of religion.

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

critical of Many economists are critical of the government's economic policies.

In addition, some winners critical of the Academy Awards have boycotted the ceremonies and refused to accept their Oscars.

Both the European Chamber and the U. S. Chamber of Commerce in China have issued reports sharply critical of China's business environment.

Brazil and India have both been critical of China's policy of keeping a weak exchange-rate to boost exports.

Competition lawyers are critical of the lack of evidence to support the three decisions.

However, European Union officials have become more critical of China lately.

In about half of the cases, the conversation was critical of others.

You are a realist -- a practical, down-to-earth person and probably critical of others who are not.

Protestant minister Hinrich Westphal of Hamburg is critical of the way angels are marketed nowadays.

The mature Baum manages to remain critical of China, yet hugely affectionate towards it too.

Michael Heller, from Android blog Androinica, is critical of the way that apps are catalogued and promoted.

As a result, Mr Medvedev is now critical of what the west is doing in Libya.

Supporters of the jailed dissidents were critical of the EU's move.

Antiscience is a position critical of science and the scientific method.

Consumer advocates are highly critical of the service: its annual interest rate currently exceeds 4, 000%.

Opinions critical of the government are not tolerated, particularly about their dancing.

But while the new left is critical of neoliberalism, they are not advocating return to a centrally planned economy.

On numerous occasions Farr was very critical of Palpatine's handling of Separatist crisis.

When the most critical of these are performed better or more cheaply, competitive advantage is created.

A handful of people critical of the government attended but stayed on the sidelines and did nothing to attract attention.

Others have been more openly critical of Italy.

Mr Fischer has long been critical of Russia, especially on human rights.

Yet I do not want to be too critical of Mr Brown, since he saved the UK from the euro.

Why, then, is the writer so often critical of the sports world?