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Pao was criticised for her present actions while at the job, Eich because someone pointed at his past.

The german military high command was criticised after the war of gambling too much trying for a knock-out victory.

He has been mostly ignored by scholars in these areas (source: Google scholar search) and when referred to is criticised.

So the Bush administration's failure to prevent 911 was completely reasonable and couldn't be criticised, right?

Note that Zed invariably attacks people when Zed's production is being criticised, this post is a nice example of exactly that.

Being criticised by a colleague for something they've failed to bring up until now is a sign it clearly isn't that serious.

Something Go has been criticised for since it was originally unveiled back in 2009.

Also it was never the case such people were not criticised / shamed.

Those that do stick around to be criticised, those that fail are irrelevant!

One thing that surprised me is that some of the words he criticised as unnecessary foreign words, seemed completely and utterly English to me.

It's ironic that economics is criticised for following physics to closely, when it is precisely this last factor that makes economics fundamentally unlike physics.

Am I getting down voted by Americans who don't like having their system criticised or because people disagree with me?

They were criticised for being "blank tiles", easily able to meld with either of the major parties in coalition.

Second, the criticised idea that "everyone is either an amazing programmer or a worthless use of a seat" is probably true in capitalism.

At a three month review back in 2005, I was criticised for "sitting there all day with headphones and not synergising with the team".

"The Nobel laureate Sir Tim Hunt was heavily criticised for his disparaging remarks about women in science last week, which for some raised the issue of where women stood in the scientific community." I think that this is a welcomed article but this kind of defamation should stop.