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professor Lawrence White, a consistent critic of the agencies.

The nation's largest teachers union, a consistent critic of the law, praised Friday's development.

Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who is a consistent critic of the leasing, had threatened to block it.

At one point, he told investors that Mr. Watson, despite being a consistent critic of the company, had done an interview on Fox News.

Obama campaigned as a consistent critic of the Bush administration's understanding of executive power — and a critic with a background in constitutional law, no less.

City Councilman Eric N. Gioia, a Queens Democrat who has been a consistent critic of the utility, said that agreeing to cover the cost of the damages makes sense.

He is one of the most consistent critics of the ascendant countermodels for school reform: tougher standards, high-stakes tests and experiments with privatization or vouchers.

His praise for one of the most consistent critics of the Tories is likely to raise eyebrows and heckles in his party.

The Times and the Telegraph, both consistent critics of the BBC, led with Whittingdale's appointment on their front pages on Tuesday.

Pai and fellow Republican FCC commissioner Mike O'Rielly, who have been consistent critics of the FCC's new rules, said once they are published people will realise that they will stifle innovation and lead to taxes and increased rates for the public.

The senator for Wisconsin has been a consistent critic of both the Iraq war and Mr Bush's war powers; he was the first senator to endorse a time-line for withdrawing and the only one to vote against the Patriot Act in 2001.