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Meanings of widespread criticism in English

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Usage of widespread criticism in English
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Crosby left ITV later that year, amid widespread criticism of the board.
The Guardian
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The statement' follows widespread criticism of the council's administration of the airport.
The Irish Times
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The expected implementation of the strict Islamic laws has drawn widespread criticism.
Radio NZ
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That has provoked widespread criticism from all parties, including rival leadership candidates.
Reuters
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The revelation comes after widespread criticism from Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull down.
News.com.au
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In response to widespread criticism abroad, especially in the U.S., the govt.
The new yorker
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This had drawn widespread criticism and was generally expected to be removed.
Reuters
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The footage, which went viral, led to widespread criticism of the boys.
Radio NZ
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The proposal was met with widespread criticism from industry participants and market operators.
Reuters
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The blockades held up traffic in the capital for weeks, provoking widespread criticism.
Reuters
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That unanimity came despite widespread criticism by economists that it was not necessary.
Reuters
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He has faced widespread criticism over his handling of gun violence.
Reuters
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That prompted widespread criticism within China that crafty Western financiers had outfoxed Beijing.
Reuters
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The photos drew widespread criticism from officials and social media users.
BBC
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Objections were raised and swiftly dismissed; a blanket termination which garnered widespread criticism.
The South African
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His comments drew widespread criticism and particularly sharp rebukes from Kasich and Bush.
Reuters
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