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Meanings of cry foul in English
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Usage of cry foul in English
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Contenders are already positioning themselves to claim victory or to cry foul.
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And it's why bands always cry foul when radio stations blank them.
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General aviation interests cry foul, saying the airlines dominate the busiest air space.
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Tester was among a handful of legislators to cry foul over the news.
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Beijing's support for national champions makes it easy for others to cry foul play.
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Some investors who sold out earlier might now cry foul.
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The move has caused AOL gamers to cry foul, and many are abandoning ship.
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But retailers who don't participate in the program would have good reason to cry foul.
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The attacks have prompted some conservatives to cry foul.
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As Congress moves to drop tariffs, some U.S. firms cry foul Michael Korchmar was hiring.
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Some will cry foul, but I can't say definitively that snooping is 100% unacceptable.
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Expecting unions to cry foul, they offered to cut employee pension contributions by 1 percentage point.
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But, when it comes to the Open, and Platform Dependence arguments, I have to cry foul.
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Nuclear arms specialists were quick to cry foul.
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If Brandy praises Haskell too heavily-orindeed criticizes it too heavily-somany others will cry foul.
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Some investors cry foul at such quid-pro-quo research.
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