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Children's social services was recently the subject of a highly critical scrutiny investigation, which described the department as unfit for purpose.
Ideological affinity can work like in-sulation against close critical scrutiny because it can have the practical effect of concealing mistakes and minimising the penalties for error.
Obama's plan to reform America's health-care insurance system and Japan's big supplementary budget have come under increasingly critical scrutiny by taxpayers.
 
 
 
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