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As King declared her gold medal "a victory for clean sport", an emotional Efimova fumed about the injustice of the welcome she had been afforded in Rio after being booed loudly in the pool by the crowd and criticised out of it by her rivals.

Insiders don't want to criticise him out loud because he is so influential in the loftiest Picasso circles.

GPs have been criticised for giving out too many antibiotics to patients who don't need them.

The decision may herald a broader welcome for foreign investment from Raúl Castro's government.IrresponsibleThe Internal Revenue Service was heavily criticised for singling out small-government, conservative groups for auditing.

The World Service was criticised for pulling out of eight countries in eastern Europe three years ago to fund new services in the Middle East, including a new Persian TV service.

The Pythons had been heavily criticised for turning out female characters that were either Terry Jones as a granny or Carol Cleveland as a scantily dressed young woman.

The scheme, which has been one of the Liberal Democrats' flagship policies, has also been criticised for ruling out many stay at home parents.

In 2012, he was criticised for renting out his own home in his Great Yarmouth constituency whie renting another, allowing him to claim parliamentary expenses.

Tsipras and finance minister Yanis Varoufakis have been criticised for sending out mixed messages, referencing Nazi Germany, longingly gazing towards Russia, and even their untucked shirts.

The decision to introduce legislation comes just weeks after Gordon Brown was criticised for leaving out legislation to implement the recommendations in full from the Queen's speech.

The timing of the announcements was criticised as "taking out the trash" by media, commentators and the opposition, and speculation began on the now-required reshuffle.