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The Chancellor came under instant fire for raising duty on controversial fixed-odds betting terminals.

Recently, Lou Dobbs of CNN came under fire for raising questions about Mr. Obama's citizenship.

Since album sales in the wake of an artist's death always tend to increase, Sony came under fire for raising prices on Houston's music in the UK last weekend.

The company also pointed out that OSHA had found that Ms. McClain was not fired for raising safety concerns.

But the jury ruled otherwise, saying Ms. McClain was indeed fired for raising safety concerns of public interest.

The report ends an investigation that began after a former legal counsel claimed he was fired for raising concerns that colleagues were not following public records laws.

The Washington Supreme Court upheld a $4.8 million verdict in favor of 11 pipefitters who claimed they were fired for raising safety concerns at the Hanford nuclear reservation.

A former manager at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum in Manhattan was fired for raising health and security concerns at one of the most security-conscious places in the world, he claimed in a lawsuit filed on Friday.

A federal jury has awarded $1.37 million in damages to a former Pfizer scientist who claimed she was sickened by a genetically engineered virus at a company laboratory and then fired for raising safety concerns.

In the company's formal response to Mr. Whitley's lawsuit in September, Coke said that Mr. Whitley was not fired for raising his concerns and had actually been considered for two post-reorganization positions.

Two former high-ranking Nassau County employees are suing the county and its executive, saying they were fired for raising concerns that the county was misspending federal money earmarked for urban development projects in poor neighborhoods.