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critic

[krit-ik] / ˈkrɪt ɪk /




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Authorities say the deployment, set to run for a year, is aimed at restoring order to crime-ridden areas, but critics warn that using the military in civilian policing rarely delivers lasting results.

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Reviews of the new release are mixed, with some critics praising its imagination and pace, but others are saying it falls flat compared to the first film.

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Domestic and international criticism has been mounting against the sole custody system in Japan, which critics say led many divorcees to become estranged from their children after losing custody of them.

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That has resulted in the shorter sessions critics have argued show the players are not being worked hard enough.

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But even among the government's critics, there are deep differences over this war and its impact.

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