31.   But the Clinton administration has so far refrained from public criticism.

32.   But these differences appeared after the fact, in response to public criticism.

33.   But this, alone, seems too petty to justify his public criticism of Hull.

34.   But the public criticism may have been evidence that MetLife considered the pace of change too slow.

35.   But what is most surprising to many church analysts is the degree of public criticism these calls have generated from other church leaders.

36.   Clinton also said that signs of dissension were beginning to appear in Belgrade, including public criticism by senior officials of Slobodan Milosevic, the Yugoslav president.

37.   Comcast quickly halted its collection of customer data in the face of harsh public criticism, and a letter from US Representative Edward Markey, a Malden Democrat.

38.   Consequently, the rescue plan, announced at a televised midnight news conference, is likely to set off fierce public criticism.

39.   Contrary to what some angry shareholders had expected, the meeting passed calmly and without any public criticism of De Benedetti.

40.   Diplomats and human rights officials, who point to steps China has begun taking to cooperate with rights monitors, say that public criticism is anathema to Beijing.