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Discover LudwigThe phrase "critics by" is not correct in written English.
To make your sentence grammatically correct, you would need to add a preposition after "critics," such as "critics of," "critics on," or "critics about." For example: "The critics of the new movie were not kind in their reviews."
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(Critics by and large agreed.
But he confounded critics by surviving.
Why not answer critics by holding a hearing anyway?
He's maddened critics by following odd musical and political whims.
He initially addressed its critics by saying that he wasn't siding with the Nazis.
He has responded to critics by tossing out polls that show support for the nickname.
Opera fans have acclaimed its solid construction and singable lines; critics, by and large, have scoffed.
(Holder infuriated his conservative critics by describing himself as Obama's "wingman").
So I started defanging potential critics by announcing a dish was gluten-free, thereby lowering expectations.
"I'm used to the critics by now," the former Tottenham striker, Postiga, said yesterday.
Other critics, by contrast, draw the lesson that the Fed is being too cautious.
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