Over all, Muslims in the survey, including the large Islamic populations in Britain, France, Germany and Spain, broadly blamed the West for the bad relations, while Westerners tended to blame Muslims.
It wasn't just the rise of the so-called expert that he objected to; it was also that flabby structure of shared risk and broadly distributed blame that specialization so encourages - the very forces that have made modern men and women ever more anonymous, cutting them off from the credit while effectively freeing them from culpability for the results of their labors.
To Bacevich, a retired colonel, our modern militarism is unsustainable and unwise, and he spreads the blame broadly.
A report in April by the United States Coast Guard spread the blame broadly among companies involved in the well, citing problems at Transocean that included inadequate maintenance and training and a "poor safety culture".
Both major British political parties – Labor as well as the Conservatives – have been broadly equally to blame in consistently favoring the financial services industry for many years.
In Mr Steinbrück's case, it is broadly ironic (he blames his Danish grandmother for teaching it to him).
The addition of Podhoretz to the team was a dramatic political gesture by Giuliani, coming at a moment when the neoconservative agenda has been broadly discredited, and blamed for a misbegotten war.
Unfortunately, it's all too easy for employees to be careless with tech or develop bad habits; often failures or breakdowns blamed broadly on "tech" are actually preceded by human error.
Others spread the blame more broadly.
Do not blame too broadly.
