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Mr. Giuliani has also faulted the commission for the decision to examine New York when other cities like Washington, where the panel is based, had higher incidences of excessive-force cases by police officers.

Mr. Castro has also faulted Ms. Pirro for at times seeming more interested in publicity -- she is quick to call in television cameras to announce cases -- than in prosecuting.

Mr. Sarkozy has also faulted the American health care system, which leaves many Americans uninsured, and the fact that much of America knows and cares little about the rest of the world.

Critics have also faulted the film for inaccuracies and hyperbole, though Mr. Aksoy stressed that he had employed Ottoman scholars.

But diplomats and others have also faulted both sides for not having been more accommodating in discussions brokered by the Organization of American States to break the impasse.

Critics have also faulted the agency for failing to swiftly put into effect the federal Miner Act, passed by Congress last year and intended to improve safety.

Some movie critics, bloggers and others have also faulted Pixar for a shortage of leading ladies on screen, with most of its films - "Up," "Toy Story," "Cars," "Monsters Inc".

Some energy analysts have also faulted regulators in Pennsylvania, which is the only gas-producing state to publish oil and gas production data every six months rather than providing it monthly.

They have also faulted her response to the threat of nuclear proliferation in Iran and North Korea and her overall role in a foreign policy that has strained the United States' relations with longtime allies and perhaps spawned new enemies around the world.

Unlike Mr. McCain and Mr. Graham, who have also faulted President Obama for withdrawing troops from Iraq and tried to goad him into a more militaristic position on Iran, the president has been trying to disentangle the United States from overseas conflicts and, as a result, has been very cautious about military involvement in Syria.

Critics have also faulted Deasy for what they call an autocratic, punitive leadership style that they say has demoralized teachers and other employees.