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critic

[krit-ik] / ˈkrɪt ɪk /




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“The orchestra is just playing at such a high level and they really have never sounded so good,” said Davidson, echoing what notable critics have also been saying.

From Los Angeles Times

They have been hitting the headlines as hospitals report huge jumps in e-bike-related injuries and critics say police are failing to enforce existing laws to keep roads – and footpaths – safe.

From BBC

Architecture critics, who like to put the chapel in a historical context, regard it as a turning point in the discipline—its fanciful use of concrete anticipates Brutalism and its unusual shapes herald Post-Modernism.

From The Wall Street Journal

Online critics have already noted that some benefits on Robinhood’s new card might look less impressive on a second glance.

From The Wall Street Journal

The ban, which applies also to laboratory-grown or cell-based "meat", was agreed as part of a broad-ranging package of new measures to protect farmers, after months of wrangling, with critics questioning its usefulness.

From Barron's