41.   His jailbreak has drawn sharp criticism from the U.S.

42.   His remarks drew sharp criticism Tuesday on talk radio, morning television news programs and in Congress.

43.   His outreach to Latino voters here comes at a time when Bush has been the focus of sharp criticism.

44.   However, she demonstrated that she has learned some lessons from the sharp criticism of her policymaking role in health care.

45.   If Clinton does want to replace Reno, her public bid to keep her job could make it more difficult for him to do so without drawing sharp criticism.

46.   ICANN presently has a trademark dispute resolution system, but the process has come in for sharp criticism.

47.   In Jakarta, the Suharto government, responding to sharp criticism from the IMF, also announced plans to dismantle a vast monopoly in cloves.

48.   In congressional testimony in February, McMahon said that when he challenged the partnerships he came under sharp criticism from his boss, Fastow.

49.   In Russia, the treaty is a target of sharp criticism on strategic, economic and technical grounds.

50.   In response to sharp criticism from other public officials, Giuliani says he will review guidelines governing Business Improvement Districts, though he stands by this deal.