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nytimes.com/thecity VIDEO: A DIRECTOR HITS BACK Video of the director Uwe Boll facing critics of his work in a boxing ring.

But General Musharraf is now facing critics who say the ISI has rounded up innocent people along with legitimate suspects and subverted the country's judicial system.

The government, facing critics who say its efforts have been sluggish, sent 4,000 more soldiers to stricken areas on Thursday, bringing the total to 38,000.

The British authorities are facing critics who argue that, despite Britain's role as the leading United States ally, misgivings about what are depicted here as hard-line American military tactics in Iraq are not being heeded.

But instead of riding high, Mr. Menendez is facing critics doubting his ability to run the committee effectively and even calling on him to surrender his gavel as questions persist about whether he used his influence to advance the business interests of a major political donor and friend.

Now, as the board is about to pick a new chancellor, its seven members are once again facing critics' scrutiny over the cars and drivers that they maintain, their highly paid and politically connected aides and the requests for minutiae with which they regularly pepper the chancellor.

Any big company faces critics, he says.

"Gore fights battles with threatening forces, faces critics, is vulnerable.

Poland's Prime Minister, Beata Szydlo, will visit the European Parliament to face critics.

Outside the church, he faced critics who demanded a series of candid apologies for specific wrongs.

Apple has often faced critics, but time and again it has proved them wrong.