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But the spotlight on CT safety has also drawn a backlash from those who say the risks are overblown.

But the bans have drawn a backlash from the tanning bed industry, whose representatives say they've been unfairly and incorrectly singled out.

It could also draw a backlash from advocates for immigrants.

Mayor Alex Penelas of Miami-Dade County and Mayor Joe Carollo of Miami made it clear that they sided with Cuban-Americans against the federal government, drawing a backlash from around the country.

Democrats are hoping that Mr. Romney's latest move will draw a backlash in a city so dependent on Jeep, which has announced plans to add 1,100 jobs to an assembly plant here that is currently being refitted for the next iteration of what is now called the Jeep Liberty.

Not surprisingly, the post drew a backlash ― not all of it from conservatives.

But such a maneuver would likely draw a backlash and could be challenged in court, they said.

Though total viewership reached its highest point since 2010, MacFarlane drew a backlash from those who said that bits such as a parody song titled "We Saw Your Boobs" were offensive.

The cancellation drew a backlash online and, as the controversy blew up on social media, Sanders, rather than addressing it in any way, simply tweeted a link to his AIDS policy position paper again.

The usually blunt, slightly racist stuff that comes out of Bratton's mouth drew a backlash in this instance as local papers ran front page stories the following day.

North Carolina has drawn a major backlash from a growing number of governments and businesses in response to HB 2, a controversial new law it passed on Wednesday.