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Meanings of come under fire in English
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Usage of come under fire in English
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But the standards have since come under fire across the political spectrum.
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Linden Lab has come under fire recently on a number of fronts.
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Ross has come under fire for not testing the citizenship question itself.
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The country also has come under fire for its civil rights issues.
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They will come under fire for their dealings with the Gupta family.
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Dr Reilly has come under fire following a series of health-related controversies.
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Titcomb had come under fire during the parliamentary inquiry after Carillion's collapse.
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Geithner's handling of Libor has come under fire by other Republican lawmakers.
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CME has come under fire because it was MF Global's first-line regulator.
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The KPU has come under fire due to the rising death toll.
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However, NHTSA's handling of the situation has come under fire from Capitol Hill.
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Yet again, another police department has come under fire for using racist language.
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Evans has come under fire for his unconventional health advice many times before.
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Several Walmart stores throughout the country have come under fire for similar practices.
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The companies have come under fire from both ends of the political spectrum.
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The company has come under fire for creating one-off rather than repeat customers.
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