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The book is highly critical of the war in Iraq.

The judge's long decision is highly critical of the government.

And the Clinton administration has been highly critical of the election process in recent weeks.

Department officials had made it clear weeks ago that the report would be highly critical.

"You ought to stop always being so highly critical all the time."

The report was also highly critical of police officials and prosecutors.

He was well known for being highly critical of the Egyptian government.

He is highly critical of the government at all his concerts.

She would remain highly critical of her brother throughout his career.

In his letter he was highly critical of a senior officer.

The council had been highly critical of the development corporation in recent months.

We will, of course, have to be highly critical when it comes to meeting the targets.

The final report is expected to be highly critical of the lottery industry.

Many participants were highly critical of a Federal study that concluded late last year.

State officials have been highly critical of the way Camden is run.

Yet he also remains highly critical of his own motives and results.

Q. Why are you highly critical of the space shuttle program?

He suspected that the Commission's report would be highly critical.

He has also been highly critical of the Bologna process.

They are highly critical of multiculturalism, with the national question being central to their politics.

He wrote an article in the Union newspaper that was highly critical of free trade.

He was highly critical of the way in which the book had discussed the forensic data.

They were highly critical of anyone who remotely said anything negative about Bush or his administration when he was in office.

Joy's mother, who lives in England, is highly critical of her.

The Post has been highly critical of the city's smoking ban.