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While Turkey's policies toward the Kurds are no more justifiable than Israel's toward the Palestinians -- the conflicts bear a remarkable similarity to each other -- Turkey's increasing criticism of Israel makes Ankara's Kurd policies more hypocritical than ever.

Mr. Obama, who has come under increasing criticism for the administration's handling of the oil spill response, said that drilling at ever-deeper depths has brought dangers that were not fully clear until the accident.

Mr. Bloomberg's advertisement has drawn increasing criticism.

Yet more recently, Mr. Hazare has come under increasing criticism.

As Syria's ever-bloodier civil war continues to stoke conflict between Iraq's Sunni minority and its Shia-led government, Mr Maliki is facing increasing criticism at home and abroad for failing to prevent attacks.Mr Barzani, meanwhile, may hope that his visit wiped the cluttered slate clean and that he can return home with Mr Maliki reassured of his goodwill.

In recent weeks it has come under increasing criticism by parents.

Geithner has come under increasing criticism as the Libor scandal has grown in the US.

The AKP interim government has faced increasing criticism over the deteriorating security situation in Turkey.

Riyadh has been stung by the increasing criticism of its conduct in the Yemen civil war.

Sir Anthony himself has come under increasing criticism for participating in the advertisement.

Saudi Arabia has come under increasing criticism at home and abroad for permitting child marriages.