Purists may complain that book illustrations infantilise children and stop them using their imaginations.
Westerners, accustomed to liberal teaching methods, may complain that Chinese teachers' style is too rigid.
And reporters, while they may complain that editors are tying their hands, will at some level be relieved.
Some people may complain that McIntyre and McKitrick did not publish their results in a refereed journal.
Today Mr Lessig may complain that "the Democratic Party excessively listens to Hollywood" on copyright issues, but he is no longer the fervent Republican of his teenage years.
Critics may complain that 1,400 sq metres is three times smaller than the Gaité Lyrique theatre, now home to a digital arts centre.
Pint from £3. 39-41 Port Street, 0161 237 9949, portstreetbeerhouse.co.uk CAMRA militants may complain that actual cask ale is somewhat underrepresented at Cask, on just four pumps.
Some viewers may complain that Hogg has virtually remade her debut in this second film, but what we see in Archipelago is an auteur consistency that's familiar in French directors, but rare among Brits, Mike Leigh being an obvious exception.
Purists may complain that companies that set the standard for two-seat sports cars are diluting their principles, but Mr. di Montezemolo said there should be "different Ferraris for different Ferraristi".
Some viewers may complain that "Shattered Glass" glamorizes his endeavors, but that is not so; Glass is as much of a schmuck at the close of the picture as he was at the start.
Metallica and others in the record industry may complain that unauthorized exchange of music files on the Internet is killing their business, but the numbers have yet to bear that out.
