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critic

[krit-ik] / ˈkrɪt ɪk /




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In Caracas, confusion about the future was a prevalent sentiment, among both critics and supporters of Maduro.

From Los Angeles Times

It has earned the praise of critics and audiences, and more than $1.1m in box office revenue since its debut in October.

From BBC

While critics have questioned the commercialization of religious imagery in political contexts, supporters view the auction as a celebration of shared faith and culture.

From Salon

But in that role she publicly took a backseat - presenting a more family-oriented face to what critics say was a brutal regime.

From BBC

Our critic called the show “Opulent. Sumptuous. Spectacular. Luxurious. Dazzling. Plus every other adjective for fabulousness you can conjure up.”

From The Wall Street Journal