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Still, Williams athletes have sensed a backlash in some quarters.

Although Adjaye's practice has not made him rich, his prolific originality gained rapid recognition, and this led to a backlash in some sectors.

But the global financial turmoil — set off by problems with subprime mortgages — has prompted a backlash in some quarters against such financial engineering.

Cizek, who sees most over-testing taking place at the school district or classroom levels, says testing opposition has partially arisen from a philosophical disagreement against Common Core, federal education standards that have sparked a backlash in some states.

A10 NATIONAL A24-36 Bush Rescinds Steel Tariff; Political Backlash Feared Citing an improving economy and cost-cutting efforts by domestic steel makers, President Bush lifted tariffs on imported steel, averting a trade war with Europe but risking a backlash in some industrial states heading into the 2004 election.

Airbnb has experienced a backlash in some cities around taxation and fears that it reduces the affordable housing supply.

Optimists point to signs of a backlash in Congress and among some parts of American industry.

"He faces a backlash in Tory heartlands where some MPs are threatening to rebel over the issue," our correspondent said.

Professor Moaddel said that there was a backlash in the 1960s and 1970s when some governments tried to force secularisation on the public.

Safe spaces on college campuses have also faced a backlash in the last few years because some think these spaces favor politically correct "trigger warnings" over healthy dialogue and diversity of experience.

Some communities in France have already said that they fear a backlash in the wake of the attacks.