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(31) Last weekend the Timespublished a massive self-criticism detailing Blair's lies and the paper's failure over the years to follow up on numerous indications that something was amiss.

(32) So it is necessary to make a self-criticism on concept and way of design which we are used to and to understand and absorb effective experience from abroad as well.

(33) The explanation for this reticence is simple: self-criticism is an admirable trait in human beings but a potentially fatal one in politicians.

(34) "You're worrying about your obsessive degree of self-criticism again," whines Me. "How pathetically solipsistic."

(35) He proposes that it may remind others of their own tendency toward self-criticism.

(36) Engels s thought on Marxist theoretical education is of critical characteristic, which reflects on its criticism to capitalism, to ideology and self-criticism.

(37) The early post-Soviet years were marked by excoriating self-criticism and widespread public demoralization.

(38) Criticism and self-criticism are our weapons of originalism. We can get rid of our bad style and keep the good one.

(39) The main way to correctly handle contradictions among the people is to start from the desire for unity, carry out criticism and self-criticism and arrive at a new unity.

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(40) They should often use criticism and self-criticism as a weapon in waging active ideological struggles and adhere to truth while rectifying mistakes.

(41) "The appreciator", explain the operation of criticizing the ancients, modern people and self-criticism of Shan-Gu's aesthetics.