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The article starts by eschewing the "cruise" experience, which is criticized as being too crowded and too constrained.

At Wednesday's hearing, Ms. Veneman defended the testing program, including its voluntary nature, which is criticized in the report.

It could reduce the use of corn in the manufacture of ethanol as a motor fuel, which is criticized for reducing food supplies for people and animals.

The defeat reflects broad public anger over the rescue package, which is criticized as an undeserved bailout of Wall Street high-flyers.

Shashi Tharoor, the Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information (and an overseer of the peacekeeping mission in the former Yugoslavia, which is criticized in the book), has accused the authors of disloyalty.

A Communist Party leader, Prakash Karat, who is hoping to form a "Third Front" government in partnership with regional parties, has said that the left, which is criticized for holding India back, has in fact "protected our economy, national sovereignty and the interests of the people".

CBS, which was criticized by GLAAD in the past, was praised this time for having four such characters.

Last December, the incumbent, Joseph Kabila, was declared the winner of the presidential election, which was criticized by international monitors.

Reuters, which was criticized last year as being slow to embrace the Internet, introduced a new Web strategy in February.

Those payments, which were criticized by creditors at the time, may have bolstered the value of the trading business.

Spain, which was criticized for its antidoping stand, changed its laws to comply with those set by the World Anti-Doping Agency.