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Usage of has critics in English

The new EU law has critics from both sides. 
 Reuters 

But she has critics, too, who question whether her relentless local focus is too parochial for federal politics. 
 The Guardian 

The scheme has critics, who say children are mainly exploited in Moldova or trafficked out with valid documents. 
 Reuters 

That has critics concerned that a meltdown for Detroit could delay the rollout of green cars like the Volt. 
 Reuters 

The industry's coziness with the Democratic Party, which dates back through several elections, has critics of their market dominance worried. 
 Reuters 

While he has many supporters, Singham has critics who say he does not grasp how tough trade negotiations really are. 
 The Guardian 

Not all the artists agree that there is no such thing as female art, and the show has critics within its ranks. 
 The Guardian 

While the film has critics who go to great length to discuss the plot holes, A Quiet Place received praise and awards galore. 
 The South African 

Lawate says her school is an effort to provide dignity and purpose to the lives of HIV-infected children, but she has critics as well. 
 Reuters 

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