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The powerful railways ministry has been under fierce criticism over the disaster.
The report came under fierce criticism from conservatives, who said it unfairly painted them as terrorists.
Russia has come under fierce criticism for passing national laws banning "gay propaganda".
The system has come under fierce criticism from Russia, and the Obama administration is currently reassessing the plan.
But the project has come under fierce criticism from some legislators and rival gambling operators, who have thousands of electronic slot machines at nine racetracks in the state.
The City watchdog's crackdown on the £2bn payday loan industry has come under fierce criticism for letting rogue lenders off the hook.
The system had for years come under fierce criticism by human rights and immigrants' advocates who exposed detainee mistreatment, including poor — and sometimes fatal — medical care.
The Obama administration came under fierce criticism from the left for leaving in place the cuts, which disproportionately returned tax receipts to the wealthiest Americans.
Despite this, around 20 of the estimated 88,000 unaccompanied child refugees in Europe have so far arrived into the UK under the scheme, prompting fierce criticism.
Obama's mission here was in large part aimed at repairing damage caused not just by the years of perceived neglect under the Bush administration, but also by fierce criticism of Mexico emanating from Washington this year.
See articleSpain's prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, came under fierce international criticism for announcing a pull-out of Spain's 600 troops from Kosovo.
