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I'm black, OK?" the woman said, declining to be identified because she anticipated backlash due to her race.

Both Anderson and Governor Mark Dayton warned against a possible backlash due to the stabbings, especially in St Cloud, where Somalis in the 65,000-resident city about 65 miles (104km) north-west of Minneapolis have spoken about mistreatment in the past.

She's been down and out and has experienced a backlash due to limitations in voice recognition, inability to open apps, etc.

UPS is a step removed from backlash due to lost/destroyed packages, shipping delays, terrible software and poor holiday capacity planning.

Diaspora is a particularly interesting project because it was first unveiled at a time when Facebook was facing a lot of user backlash due to privacy issues and changes being made.

Wang et al. [19] presented theoretical formulas of no loaded static transmission error and time-varying backlash due to gear eccentricity, and developed a calculation method of dynamic transmission error for spur gears in consideration of gear eccentricities based on LS-DYNA3D.

"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" may have garnered thirteen Oscar nominations, including one for David Fincher for best director, but I've noticed, in recent conversations, a significant anti-"Button" backlash, largely due to the fact of the film's fulfillment of genre conventions as a sentimental romance, whereas "Slumdog Millionaire" wears its social conscience on its sleeve.

Analysis of experimental data reveals that the source of the noise and vibration problem is the backlash nonlinearity due to gear teeth losing and re-establishing contact.

The model incorporates the effects of time-varying mesh stiffness and damping, backlash, excitation due to gear errors and profile modifications.

Polish far-right experts said the annual event prompted a greater backlash this year, due to the more overt racism on display and greater international scrutiny of the event.

For example, when Olivia Munn was hired as a correspondent on "The Daily Show," there was an immediate backlash, due in no small part to the idea that Munn had simply been hired for her looks.