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As Obama's treasury under secretary for international affairs, Brainard's diplomacy included advocating for a new slate of trade pacts that, once again, drew progressive criticism and, once again, worked out much as critics had predicted.

Some of this has clearly been wasted, but perhaps not as much as critics think.

And as much as critics call it a rush to judgment, Titanic Tuesday may turn out to be not so bad for democracy.

Using Ellington and Armstrong to prove that "jazz writers like Morgenstern often seem advocates as much as critics," he suggests that the author has failed to consider these two icons "with the complexity they deserve".

And as much as critics may bristle at all those wrongheaded compilations of movements or snippets from timeless masterworks billed as music to relax by, sleep by, slip into a coma by, a sort of musical comfort food or sweetmeat is not a bad thing.

Tinder does emulate the real dating world: As much as critics (who are beginning to resemble puritans or conservatives) don't want to hear it, Tinder is an extension of mainstream real-world dating habits, especially compared to traditional online dating sites.

An expert on literary modernism, Dr. Palmer wonders if game critics might also play a role in explaining difficult games, much as literary critics explained difficult texts like those written by Joyce, Pynchon and Gaddis.

Labour voters seemed to be staying at home, much as party critics had feared.

But as much as some critics and audiences took to the film, others found it indecent, unwatchable.

He also said that he did not believe the BBC's reputation has "nose-dived as much as some critics say", despite the string of scandals that have beset the corporation in recent months.

"Shows like Flight Of The Conchords and Mad Men are on cable, so as much as the critics and everyone in my circle drools over them, if you look at the numbers, it's hardly being watched by the rest of the country.