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While the results of Gulf States' campaign remain to be seen, it is also arousing the company's easily aroused critics.
If more U.S. companies do get back into D-rams, say critics of the consortium idea, Japanese companies will just bring their advantages to bear on other chip products and markets, making a more wide-ranging industrial policy necessary.
Several critics expressed fears that the program would hurt Portland's reputation.
A year after Colt Firearms drew praise for pulling its AR-15 semiautomatic rifle off the civilian market, it is under fire for producing a new version that critics say is virtually the same weapon.
Because the SS-20 can be moved along highways in special trucks, critics maintain, the U.S. can't know from satellite photos just how many there are now.
The United States has routinely denied asylum to refugees from oppression in countries it considers friendly, while granting asylum to those fleeing Communist governments, Amnesty International and congressional critics charged Wednesday.
"Peaceable Kingdom," about a gutsy woman zookeeper who lives right on the zoo grounds with her kids and pet seal, is another one of those warm-hearted family shows that make critics cringe.
But critics have accused him of not always following through on his initiatives.
New York-based Lynch, Jones & Ryan, a soft-dollar firm, called the SEC action a "naive" response in favor of soft-dollar critics.
One of the lab industry's most persistent critics, Rep. Ron Wyden (D., Ore.) blamed much of the problem on the Reagan administration.
A wide range of political agreements with the Soviet Union in recent weeks have left critics wondering whether Bonn wasn't forgetting other obligations.
Outside the administration, Mr. Baker's Keynesian critics have long urged devaluation as the only way to reverse the trade deficit; they're still waiting for the J-curve to kick in and reduce the deficit, despite two years of devaluation.
His critics consider it management by hubris; he considers it management according to high principle.
However, it is precisely the lack of a traffic stop that makes the system illegal, its critics argue.
Immigration commissioner Alan Nelson was put on the spot at a news conference Thursday when a reporter told him critics of the INS say that the civics test questions are not as simple as Nelson suggests.
But critics question whether the state legislatures in their rush to deregulate plastic have trampled over consumers by allowing the banks to charge high interest rates and the now-prevalent annual fees.
His critics in the U.S. Congress and his Zairean opponents repeatedly have attacked him for mismanaging Zaire's economy and for his government's sorry human rights record.
Kuwait faces a general election next week which pits the ruling Al-Sabah family against its merchant class critics.
Collor's announcement that he intended to fire 320,000 to 400,000 government employees was seen partly as a response to the critics.
The change was not without its critics.
Dozens of government critics also were reported arrested, but most were thought to have been released.
And, critics say, President Bush's fiscal 1990 budget falls back on President Reagan's habit of manipulating those forecasts to minimize tough budget choices.
The vote was along party lines, although future debate would be more likely to find divisions between supporters and critics of the auto industry.
A. That one argument is the one I _ not all the other critics _ Q. You've said since the beginning of the year that you thought Noriega should go.
It also features a plot of sorts, but we cannot expect you to find that when even critics with helpful Press handouts are powerless to do so.
If our critics were true to the free-speech principles they profess, they would be engaging in that debate.
The taunt caused his critics to back down. Mr Ter-Petrosian is trying to give the appearance of marching gamely ahead. He doesn't mind too much having traded his former career at Yerevan University for his current job.
But critics of the amendment said the changes envisioned by Nickels would allow polluters in some cases to obtain permits that would allow them to escape some provisions of the new law.
Even so, the administration has been reluctant to move against the countries, partly out of concern that critics would call such actions protectionist.
A federal judge expressed reservations Monday both about signing and rejecting a consent decree to regulate all-terrain vehicles that critics say won't reduce deaths and injuries attributed to the machines.

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