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His appointment was popular among army officers, some of whom blame Mr. Musharraf for hurting the army's image.

He will also have to face Democrats, many of whom blame him for Al Gore's loss in 2000.

The investigation has demoralized current and former members of the agency, some of whom blame elected officials for entangling the State Police in political matters.

But that is scant consolation for Egypt's poorest, many of whom blame his government's incompetence for a marked fall in living standards.

But the cameras have also caused problems in the territorial world of hard-core surfers, many of whom blame them for leading crowds to once-secluded beaches.

The apparent size of the civilian death toll — staunchly denied by Nigerian military officials, some of whom blame the insurgent group, Boko Haram, for the carnage — has prompted an unusual uproar.

But this did not blunt the ire of Wisconsin's 25,000 dairy farmers, many of whom blamed the exchange for the increased volatility of cheese prices.In this section After the storm The REIT idea?

News of the developments rippled through the tight-knit community of students, parents and teachers, some of whom blamed lackluster fund-raising, financial mismanagement and a disconnect between the board and the Harlem community.

The globalisation that had benefited them so much had unsettled Americans, many of whom blamed stagnant wages on competition from poorer countries.Thus the arrival of the financial crisis found Americans already souring on unconstrained capitalism.

VICE News spoke with several diplomats in Vienna, all of whom blamed the usual suspects — including Russia, China, Iran, and Saudi Arabia — for blocking certain language on these issues.

Zajączek was, however, still unpopular among the Polish troops, many of whom blamed him for the fall of Praga; due to frequent personal conflicts, Zajączek chose to remain with the French army, rather than joining the Legions themselves.