 Complete the following phrase:  Wesley Lowery, then a reporter at The Boston Globe, tweeted in October 2013 that he thought the phrase had become overly commercialized, a view which drew criticism though Lowerys tweet specified he was still inspired by the resilience of so many of those wounded in the marathon bombings. A few weeks later, Bill Maher criticized the term, referring to a moment when he said: You know again it was a bad day. Three people died thats terrible, more were maimed thats horrible, but unfortunately that happens every day in car accidents and everything else. I mean your city was not leveled by Godzilla. The remarks came in response to the 