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Mr Obama's expansion of government has generated a fierce backlash from the tea-party movement.

Rajoy's efforts triggered a fierce backlash from trade unions and initially did little to reverse the economic downturn.

After a fierce backlash from ultra-conservative critics online, Shehri took down the picture and deleted her Twitter account.

Their pledge to take sides in primary races in an effort to pick candidates they see as more electable has set off a fierce backlash from conservative activists.

Both stars faced a fierce backlash from the public and the media at the time, prompting Ross to move to ITV.

Marvel's reported decision to cast Marisa Tomei as the elderly Aunt May in Spider-Man has been met with a fierce backlash from comic book fans who think she is too young and good-looking to play the character.

CARACAS, Venezuela — President Hugo Chávez has used his decree powers to carry out a major overhaul of this country's intelligence agencies, provoking a fierce backlash here from human rights groups and legal scholars who say the measures will force citizens to inform on one another to avoid prison terms.

After a fierce backlash, both obligations were dropped.

Rather, that a decade from now, the marvels of technology will have further shifted our brains and our selves, provoking a fierce backlash.

Disney officials say that even the smallest change in a popular ride risks a fierce backlash.

A fierce backlash ensued, and a chastened Mr. Ford was persuaded that the governor had the situation under control.