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to criticise enslslre-brit-s

to criticise enslslre-brit-s

to criticise [ali roast] sb/sth

skritizírati knjigo/film

to criticise a book/film

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In later years, he would come to criticise the same government he, in some ways, helped bring to power. en.wikipedia.org

They were punished for the slightest fault, and were encouragedout of pure charityto inform of any misdemeanours, and to criticise each other's conduct. en.wikipedia.org

And his apparently psychic ability to know about shows in detail (and criticise them) without having seen them. en.wikipedia.org

This joking relationship enables one group to criticise another, but also obliges the other with mutual aid and respect. en.wikipedia.org

Readers often criticise the magazine for repeating this process every time a new musical trend becomes popular. en.wikipedia.org

He goes on to criticise the building as a sham and a folly. en.wikipedia.org

One is not at liberty to criticise a show unless they have actually seen it. en.wikipedia.org

Commentators suggested this ruling could set a precedent to restrict freedom of speech to criticise alternative medicine. en.wikipedia.org

Traditional historians criticise this usurpation as a great violation of morality. en.wikipedia.org

Though beyond the school's control, these political circumstances have led its accrediting agencies to criticise a perceived lack of strategic planning. en.wikipedia.org

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