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After a colleague at the Centre for Internet and Society wrote about the program and it was lambasted by Human Rights Watch, more reporters started covering it as a privacy issue.

A few held back, but it was not easy: when JPMorgan sacrificed five percentage points of return on equity in the short run, it was lambasted by shareholders who wanted it to "catch up" with zippier-looking rivals.An overarching worry is that the complexity of today's global financial network makes occasional catastrophic failure inevitable.

What followed that TV interview was shocking: I was lambasted with hate mail and death threats.

On publication, it received mixed reviews; he was lambasted by the Sunday Express, which called for its burning and used its influence to prevent further reprints.

That was also the case two years ago — when France went out of the European Championship without winning a game — and in 2006, when Domenech's team was lambasted before it had kicked a ball at the World Cup in Germany.

While this was lambasted by critics, it actually played to Trump's favor.

That's correct, this is the same Gopman that was lambasted after he lost it in a long-since deleted Facebook rant on SF's homeless problem.

The World Health Organization was lambasted for its long delay before labeling the Ebola outbreak an international emergency.

It almost goes without saying that Mr. Paladino was lambasted by many City Room readers.

"I was lambasted by other agents for writing about it," she said.

Sue Sylvester's marriage to herself was lambasted by many critics, including Vanity Fair Brett Berk, who said it "was about as compelling as a hair lollipop".