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As for Germany's once admired social-market model, it is now often criticised as a Wirtschaftsblunder that has been responsible for slow growth and high unemployment.

Violent games are often criticised, but now they have come under fire from an unusual figure.

In the course of his 30-year career, most of it spent at the now-defunct News of the World, he was often criticised for his regular use of subterfuge.

Ironically, the thing Make Poverty History is often criticised for – the alleged overclaim of its slogan – now seems more achievable than ever.

The 30-year-old has quit Togo twice and often criticised the set-up but LeRoy is sure the striker is now happy.

Often criticised in recent years for being old-fashioned and rigid, surely Europe's breed of capitalism is now proving its superiority?Alas, a slew of companies is busily making the opposite case.

Video games are often criticised for their outlandish story lines, but considering what's been happening in British politics this week, they now seem like a perfectly sensible place to learn about the world.

Prosecutors are now scrutinising all public-works projects financed by trust funds similar to the one used for the pipeline.Mr Kirchner has often criticised what he sees as the sleaze during the government of Carlos Menem in the 1990s.

Yet Riquelme is often criticised in Argentina.

Though often criticised, many experiments with remedies diluted beyond Avogadro's number demonstrate specific effects.

Tony Blair was often criticised for his presidential style of government.