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As a senator, Al Gore was the most vociferous critic of these waivers . (Click to read his criticisms from 1989.)
Among other things, Keynes had wielded those powers himself, for all practical purposes, at the British Treasury during World War I. Later, he was a vociferous opponent of tight British monetary policy during the 1920s.
So barrack , attested as a Northern Irish term for bragging, shifts slightly but not contextually in meaning to the vociferous denigration of a sporting team or a participant in a fight, and admits the converse of this in the intransitive verb barrack for support.
No Web-site proprietor has been more vociferous about the importance of charging readers for content than TheStreet.com's James J. Cramer.
Otherwise, the United States would have to police the world alone, which is unsustainable politically (thanks in part to vociferous opposition from many of these same critics), not to mention militarily.