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It found fault with the conditions in the facilities of her Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta, which one journalist compared to the photographs she had seen of Nazi Germany's Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, and Hitchens rallied against what he called the "cult of death and suffering".

Some of that writing is celebratory or defiant; much of it finds fault with the founders, and some looks wistfully back to an age of relative innocence and wonders how it can be relived.In this section Deconsecrating Gandhi Giving back his youth Dean of satire As good as it gets ReprintsIconoclasm is one of the more fashionable voices.

And it finds fault with the deregulatory orthodoxies of the last 30 years, saying of regulators, "The sentries were not at their posts, in no small part due to the widely accepted faith in the self-correcting nature of the markets and the ability of financial institutions to effectively police themselves".

We call for a patriotic honest opposition, to say "no" when it finds fault with our decisions, to help the majority redress any deviation in its course, but by resorting to proof and not defamation, to facts and not to rumours like the deceitful parties of the past.

It also found fault with Mallah's claim that he would donate a portion of the sale proceeds to the homeless, noting he needed the written consent of a charity.

Indeed, French and German officials praised the court's judgment on Tuesday, noting that it had found fault with the way the ministers had handled the matter rather than the substance of the outcome.

While many publications praised it as excellent, others found fault with its repetitiveness.

Some found fault with their coach.

Some conservatives found fault with his reluctance.

They have not found fault with this.

Human rights groups say that its investigations are a sham, and that it rarely finds fault with the coalition's actions.