His appointment raised some eyebrows because of his previous close association with S4C, which for critics underscored the lack of suitably qualified independent candidates for the post.
Each case settled without going to court would mean one less $1,080 legal fee for tenant lawyers, which, for critics of the system, was in itself a victory.
Which, for some critics, was precisely the problem.
Which, for some critics, raises the question: Why aren't they learning this in college?
Part of the concern stems from the language chosen by the administration -- "promoting marriage" -- which for the critics conjures everything from a draconian social experiment to simple big-government meddling.
The papers also show that her 1987 "no such thing as society" remark, which for many critics defined the immoral truth of Thatcherism, was not off the cuff but was her view as early as 1979.
One is "Zombie College," which for this critic has made the Internet a rival to television.
Which, for Mr Bush's critics, leads into the most tempting part of Mr Murtha's argument: that American troops are now a barrier to further progress; that if they left, Mr Zarqawi would lose the one thing that unites the Sunnis and jihadists; and that, in consequence, Iraqis would have to look after their own security.
The documentary "Liberation Day" is mostly about Slovenian art-rock band Laibach, which for decades has baffled critics with its combination of pop kitsch, avant-garde abrasion and ambiguously ironic fascist iconography.
In his constituency, in the Senate, and through the medium of television, Dirksen became something of a folk hero for his rich bass voice and imposing oratorical style, attributes for which his critics dubbed him "the wizard of ooze". He won his last election in 1968 and served in the Senate until his death the following year.
But she had a remarkable success there in the title role of Voltaire's Zaïre (1874), and she was soon given the chance to play the title role in Jean Racine's Phèdre, a part for which the critics supposed she lacked the resources needed to portray violent passion.
