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But Picard has also been fiercely criticised by Madoff's victims.

Heathrow operator BAA was fiercely criticised for failing to deal with the severe weather.

Hodgson was fiercely criticised for England's approach that night, but he firmly defended the performance today.

Italy and Malta have been fiercely criticised for using "push-back" methods in the Mediterranean.

Sponsorship of the London Olympics by Coca-Cola and McDonald's was fiercely criticised four years ago.

More importantly, in the past few months the Royal Mail sell-off has been fiercely criticised.

It was a violent, divisive battle, with the police fiercely criticised for their heavy-handedness.

This clash of club and international fixtures was fiercely criticised in the chairman Nigel Wray's programme notes.

In recent months they have fiercely criticised the United States' policies on drugs, on the treatment of immigrants, on Cuba.

Independent labels body WIN has fiercely criticised YouTube, claiming it was offering worse terms to indies than to major labels.

He has fiercely criticised the Pakistani army's battles with Pashtun tribesmen suspected of harbouring al-Qaida militants.