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For weeks, Mr. Pataki's request for $54 billion in federal aid has come under sharp attack by both Republicans and Democrats in Congress.
Indeed some large employers are wary of the high-deductible policies, which have come under sharp attack from several Democratic presidential candidates and consumer advocates.
The panel has come under sharp attack after revelations of several mistakes in its most recent report, published in 2007, including a poorly sourced and exaggerated account of how quickly the Himalayan glaciers are melting.
Over the last six months, Governor Pataki has come under sharp attack from anti-gambling forces in New York, as well as from Donald J. Trump and other casino operators in Atlantic City.
In recent days, Mr. Gore has come under sharp attack by his likely Republican rival, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, for having supported higher gas taxes in the past.
That policy has come under sharp attack from Republicans and even some Democrats in Washington, who complain that President Clinton has not acted forcefully enough to force Mr. Hussein's government to accept the inspections.
Yahoo, as well, has come under sharp attacks from activists.
But the budget came under sharp attack from the elected chairman of the County Board of Assessors, Charles O'Shea, a Republican.
The conventional wisdom about breast cancer screening is coming under sharp attack in Britain, and health officials there are taking notice.
But that view came under sharp attack on Monday as the City Council held the first public hearing on the state law authorizing mayoral control.
