51.   But critics point to earlier intelligence data they say could have alerted authorities to that possibility but that various branches of law enforcement failed to communicate among themselves.

52.   Critics point out that deficit spending has so far failed to rekindle growth even though Japan has run up one of the largest national debts in the industrial world.

53.   Critics point out that rogue states such as North Korea, Iraq and Libya also have not signed the pact.

54.   Critics point out that interspecies transmission is difficult.

55.   Critics point out that not everyone is a budding entrepreneur.

56.   Critics point out the euro will deprive nations of powers to regulate their economies by fixing interest and exchange rates to suit their circumstances.

57.   Settler critics point to Sharansky, a nationalist opposed to the dismantling of settlements in any future peace plan, as the engine behind the settlement construction.

58.   However critics point out that unlike Russia, Belarus has blocked market reforms and most of its economy remains state-controlled.

59.   Some critics point out that the dictatorship established by the communists in the Democratic Republic was no better than the Nazi regime they were trying to oust.