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The disagreements between Ms. Warren and one of her chief critics, Representative Spencer Bachus, Republican of Alabama and chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, grew more heated hours after her address.

In particular, he praised Mr. Zarb for forging a strong working relationship with one of the Administration's fiercest critics: Representative John D. Dingell, a Democrat from Michigan.

One of the plan's most strident critics, Representative Charles A. Lindbergh Sr., the father of the aviator, predicted that the Federal Reserve Act would establish "the most gigantic trust on earth," and that the Fed would become an economic dictator or, as he put it, an "invisible government by the money power".

The first sixteen inches of the story were fairly evenly divided between the point of view of the urgers and that of their "sharp" critics — Representative Emanuel Celler, of New York, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, and former Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson, president of the New York City Bar Association.

Word of the reinstatements brought a sharp rebuke from one Republican critic, Representative Darrell Issa of California.

But spokesmen for the governor and another critic, Representative Bill Pascrell, a Democrat of Paterson, said they remained opposed to the installation of any new pipelines.

Another critic, Representative Tom Lantos, Democrat of California, said it was "close to being an oxymoron" to designate the Commerce Department, a trade promotion agency, as the national security watchdog.

The real problem with the program, according to its most vocal critics -- representatives of human rights groups -- is that it violates the Geneva Conventions.

They were either critics or representatives from the RSPCA who had arrived for the wrong show.

In an unusual weekend e-mail to about 50 film critics, SeaWorld representatives called the documentary "shamefully dishonest, deliberately misleading, and scientifically inaccurate".

However, the letter was more moderate in tone than recent complaints voiced by other Republican critics, like Representatives Mike Pence of Indiana, the chairman of the House Republican Conference, and Kevin Brady of Texas, who is in line to lead a subcommittee on trade.