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Indeed, on the contrary, it may increase the pressure to be above criticism.
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King Bhumibol himself said in 2005 that he was not above criticism.
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But the UN itself is not above criticism.
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Not that he has been above criticism.
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But let me say that as a lawyer myself, I do not believe that a law license puts anyone above question or criticism.
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"No-one is above the law and immune from criticism, President Mugabe included, " he said.
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There has been much criticism of the loans above 100% that were available at the peak of the housing boom, which immediately placed borrowers in negative equity.
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The bank's persistent failure, especially during 2002, to cut interest rates in response to sluggish economic performance across the euro area (and above all in Germany) has drawn criticism from within Europe as well as from America's Federal Reserve and international institutions.
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Human rights, labour standards and, above all, East Timor make Indonesia a target for congressional criticism.
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Mr Kennedy did reserve some criticism for the government, saying its concern with "spin above substance" had generated "an Alice in Wonderland political world" in which the electorate was increasingly mistrustful of politicians.
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As noted above, CAIR's pro-Islamist sympathies and conduct have been the object of bipartisan criticism from the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Terrorism.
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