51.   Critics might have complained that in choosing the best books by committee, the club was turning culture into a commodity.

52.   Critics of vouchers complain that schools would be ruined by having to compete with each other for pupils.

53.   Critics also complain that the permit process takes too long and that developers have little protection against extended appeals.

54.   Critics also complain that these stories are often reported from the business angle with scant attention to consumer issues.

55.   Critics also complained the centers were referring children for abortions.

56.   Critics are now complaining that to have nudged ahead of ITV in the scramble for audiences, BBC had dumbed down its programming.

57.   Critics complain that as the result of our automobile dependency, Phoenix has turned into an endless suburb.

58.   Critics complain that requiring every bill to have a hearing would gum up the works with hearings on goofy bills that nobody but the sponsor cares about.

59.   Critics complain that the industry is trying to pass along losses -- which it should have anticipated in the first place -- to taxpayers and policyholders.

60.   Critics complain that the plan would put Lilco in the hands of public managers.