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expressed opinion

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Despite fiscal achievement, however, democracy advocates have said they are disappointed about the stagnant development in human rights and democracy in China, where political dissidents have been constantly harassed and imprisoned, and some of them allegedly kidnapped, tortured or killed over apparently harmless behavior or expressed opinions that were deemed subversive to state power.
In fact, while I have not heard a word of criticism directed at the BHA from my circle, a commonly expressed opinion is that, given identical circumstances, a less-high-profile trainer may now be commencing a career-ending ban.
I HAVE expressed opinions previously about why North East teams are performing so badly, but this season must rank as a disaster for our region.
 
 
 
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