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The chip faced backlash from the public and was never adopted, setting an important precedent for encrypted communications.

Researchers who raised the alarm about the risks of exposure to asbestos in the 1960s faced backlash from asbestos manufacturers, for example.

After launching in Taiwan in 2013, Uber quickly faced backlash from local cab operators and the government, which levied fines against the company and its drivers for running unlicensed transportation services.

But he instantly faced backlash from members of the UCLA community.

Still, you faced backlash from people who felt that a woman wasn't an appropriate choice to star on a men's health and fitness magazine.

Some have already been at the center of controversies, and others have faced backlash from their faith communities for agreeing to participate in Trump's inauguration.

Ask.fm faces backlash from advertisers after teenager's suicide.

Persky, who is also facing backlash from lawmakers and attorneys who have had previous gripes about his decisions, has said he is barred from commenting on the case while an appeal is pending.

Far from its troubles in emerging markets like China, Apple is starting to face backlash from a European population that's crying foul over the company's perceived hypocrisy on data privacy.

Besides the fact that Starbucks grows profits off every iced drink sold, the real advantage to keeping these prices inflated is that it gives the company the option to raise hot drink prices in the fall without facing backlash from consumers.

Government-instituted pigeon population control faces backlash from animal rights groups.