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Discover Ludwig"international critics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to people, such as journalists, who review or analyze something from a global perspective. For example, "International critics praised the film's thoughtful exploration of the human experience."
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International critics encountered the same problem.
Perhaps; but not serious enough, according to a swelling chorus of international critics.
The film received the International Critics Prize at the Venice Film Festival.
The bill's international critics argue that it violates freedom of expression.
The best British novel of all time: have international critics found it?
It has been already voted this year's best film by international critics in September.
International critics called him the Japanese Godard but he snapped back: "Godard is the French Oshima".
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"Blue Ruin," which won an international-critics prize at Cannes last year, is Saulnier's successful attempt to build some creative space between the iron conventions of Hollywood revenge sagas and the informality of a movie made with friends.
There's no need, a senior government official said, because its international critics in New York won't be persuaded anyway.
Meanwhile, "Wanda" won the International Critics Prizee at the Venice Film Festival in 1970, and won critical acclaim here at the time of its 1971 release, but the movie didn't do much business, and Loden never made another feature film.
In 1985 Downbeat magazine's annual International Critics Poll named her guitarist of the year.
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