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Those concerns erupted after guns linked to Fast and Furious straw buyers were found at the scene where a Border Patrol agent was killed in December 2010.

When Apple's sensor was announced on Tuesday, a flurry of skepticism and privacy concerns erupted online even though Apple said users' fingerprints would be stored only on the phone — not sent to online servers or made available to app developers.

With concerns erupting on every front, it saddens us to see that the Obama administration is missing another series of opportunities.

Tensions between Dr. Oloumi and those who have expressed concern over his care have erupted over the years in a variety of ways.

He decided to create the "Hope" poster after encouragement by the Obama campaign, which welcomed it but never officially adopted it because of the very copyright concerns that later erupted.

When Trump officials announced that the candidate wouldn't be appearing because of security concerns, the crowd erupted, said B. Loewe, an organizer with a Latino group called Mijente, who was present at the rally.

A chorus of concern and disapproval erupted from Ms. Zamata's friends, who posted messages like "UNCOOL, SASHEER".

Once the fleet had returned to port, controversy erupted concerning Harvey's role in the battle.

Six years after the United Way scandal drew public attention to the issue of philanthropic spending, the national controversy that erupted concerning William Aramony's $463,000 annual compensation package seems to have had little direct impact on how much the charitable world pays itself.

But then, as Corbyn asked a question from 'John', a taxpayer who had written in with concerns, the Tory benches erupted with laughter and mockery.

More than any time in memory, America this year has erupted with concern about illegal drugs.