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Nelson is, as ever, under fire from fans and commentators and could be fired this summer.

The enduring psychological damage from combat may play a role for the relatively small percentage of veterans who were ever under fire.

The Pulp Fiction director has been under fire from local media, including the New York Post, ever since he spoke out at a rally in the city in October.

But it has come under fire from pilots and safety advocates because it has rarely, if ever, enforced the rest regulation, which has been on the books since the mid-1980's.

On top of that, he and his entire cabinet had been under fire from various Icelandic media outlets for their actions and decisions ever since assuming office in 2013.

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They come under fire from Iraqis and return fire.

They immediately came under fire from Akha.

Airbnb has come under fire from municipalities and neighborhood groups.

First the police came under fire from BIFF fighters.

Yet the TPP is under fire from all sides.