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We all know people who were ignored or overlooked at first but went on to prove their critics wrong.
Critics say that harm reduction doesn't stop people from using illegal drugs.
Critics also say that we are giving up on people by not focusing our attention on treatment and recovery.
Critics also claim that harm reduction gives the wrong message to our children about drug users.
Do you remember what the critics said when "Brave" came out?
Now in a world of cheap, proliferating robotic weapons, borders would offer very little protection to critics of distant governments or trans-national criminal organizations.
Our critics, reading the prediction, said, "No, it's not possible.
Perhaps these critics have not learned their lesson previously.
The same critics then said, "Ah, yes, but you published your prediction.
Critics of this project say, hang on.
We've had our fair share of skeptics and critics who thought that we were just fooling around with toy planes.
When artists stop worrying about critics and collectors and start making work for themselves, these are the kinds of marvelous toys they create.
You see Norman Rockwell, and you have art critics say, "Norman Rockwell is not art.
Paul Goldberger said that Bilbao was one of those rare moments when critics, academics, and the general public were completely united around a building.
Only you can choose to dim it, and the sky is the limit, so silence the critics by burning.”
As the moment faded, cultural critics began endlessly debating whether or not Beyoncé was, indeed, a feminist.
I, like my critics, was imagining some Ghana where all Ghanaians had brown skin or none held U.K. passports.
Some critics of the electoral college argue the system gives an unfair advantage to states with large numbers of electoral votes.
Now, critics say this makes string theory unscientific.
Critics are often embarrassed by music's repetitiveness, finding it childish or regressive, but repetition, far from an embarrassment, is actually a key feature that gives rise to the kind of experience we think about as musical.
Critics have offered countless readings of the play, resulting in a cycle of ambiguity and speculation that mirrors the plot of the drama itself.
It's a question that's been tossed around by philosophers and art critics for decades, with no consensus in sight.
Critics say it's a formula for a brutal work environment.
The critics sitting in the back row there, they have to have an opinion, so they say, "Hamlet is a procrastinator."
But many critics laughed at the architect, arguing that people would have to wait hours for an elevator, or worse, that the tower would collapse under its own weight.
In literary criticism and analysis, probably 40 or 50 years ago, literary critics were a kind of cultural hero; now they're kind of a national joke.
My critics say, "Hey, Rutan's just spending a lot of these billionaires' money for joyrides for billionaires.
HB: When Mark Zuckerberg was at the US Congress or at the European Parliament, he was confronted with all kinds of critics.
And this partnership was so successful that we went on to recycle the idea to work with critics.
But I thought it would be best to go visit and learn from the most vociferous and vigilant critics we had at that time, which were Henry Spira, head of Animal Rights International, and Peter Singer, who wrote the book "Animal Liberation," which is considered the modern treatise about animal rights.
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