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When the other phone companies cried foul over this plan, the process began again.

And those crying foul often call for change in the rules.

Only this time, the local phone companies are the ones crying foul.

On the one hand, the Americans gain nothing by crying foul.

But Democrats are hardly in a position to cry foul.

I suppose it would be too late to cry foul.

But Western states cried foul and the game had to be abandoned.

One might expect arts organizations like these to cry foul.

I'm sure he's surprised, but he has no right to cry foul.

And less than a week later, the battle left a photographer crying foul.

Business interests, along with a number of governors, cried foul.

Just so we can throw it in the faces of people crying foul?

Prosecutors always had criminals in their past crying foul play.

It is unclear what the effect of the deal will be on consumers, but some are crying foul.

Entrepreneurs who thought they had found a new use early enough to cash in on it cried foul today.

No sooner had work begun than the Chinese began to cry foul.

It was her party, and she could cry foul if she wanted.

The Democrats cried foul, but of course there's no referee in politics.

This is not the first time that a league has cried foul against Stats.

Now the generic companies are crying foul because Congress didn't make the change they wanted.

The mother signed her permission slip so stop crying foul now.

We have all these people crying foul, but I'm still trying to pray."

Republicans immediately cried foul, saying Democrats had pressured him to change his mind.

Many people would later cry foul, claiming that the amount was insufficient by far.

Liberals would be in no position to cry foul.