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Most of the victims of the Lockerbie bombing were Americans, and al-Megrahi's release was criticised by members of the US Congress and the victims' families.

Its release was criticised by one writer in The Guardian as a publicity gimmick, exploiting the Beatles brand, and owing less to the Beatles than to Lynne.

On release, it was criticised by civil rights figures including Coretta Scott King for largely ignoring the role of black and white activists.

The book's early Saturday morning release in Israel was criticised for violating Shabbat.

After release, the film was criticised for the usage of curse-words by the protagonist and a few intimate sequences between the lead pair.

The singer, 24, was criticised after releasing her new single, 'Body on Me', which features Brown, last week.

The report has been released just weeks after David Cameron was criticised for protesting about cuts to public services suggested by his own Tory council.

Sussex Police was criticised for releasing a poster earlier this week which showed two young women taking a selfie on a night out, with a caption reading: "Which one of your mates is most vulnerable on a night out?" Charities complained that advice below the photo reading: "Many sexual assaults could be prevented.

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The letter, which was released to the White House press corps, was criticised for its open acknowledgement of the secretive CIA's role in the Afghanistan war.

Good Night, and Good Luck was criticised by some on its release for making Murrow into too simplistic a hero.