It means any justifiedcriticism of his squad is viewed via that prism.
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For all the justifiedcriticism, the programme has served a purpose.
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The Cannes Film Festival has suffered as much justifiedcriticism as anybody else in this area.
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The flawed shortlist for the Six Nations player of the season has attracted justifiedcriticism from all quarters.
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He could so easily have uttered a few careless words of well- justifiedcriticism, and possibly discouraged me for life.
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In 2015, for example, the Game Awards came under justifiedcriticism for failing to include a representative proportion of women as judges.
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For all the often- justifiedcriticism it attracts, globalisation has undeniably lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty over the last four decades.
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Whatever else - and despite all the justifiedcriticism -this may turn out to be something of a golden age for pensions.
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A referendum stemming from some quite justifiedcriticism of the European Union has blinded us to the fact that Europe is in a mess.
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Madam, - In all the justifiedcriticism of the Government's shortfall in aid to poor countries one important factor is seldom mentioned: enlightened self-interest.
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But it's also important to separate mindless abuse with the justifiedcriticisms that come with being a royal.
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Mr Pascal Lamy, the European Union's trade commissioner, directed these well- justifiedcriticisms yesterday at President Bush's decision to impose heavy tariffs on steel imports.
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HRW said it was "disappointing that the Israeli government seems unable or unwilling to distinguish between justifiedcriticisms of its actions and hostile political propaganda".