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She hopes that the film (along with two forthcoming television documentaries and a recent novel by T. C. Boyle) will foster a backlash, or at least persuade some of Kinsey's alleged eight hundred child victims to finally come forward.

But last week the Chinese government began to foster a backlash on this trend of eating rare animals.

Others think they will foster a nationalist backlash and feed the insurgency (that's my view).

In refusing to accept that human rights and national security can be compatible, western democracies such as the UK and the US had helped curb civil liberties nationally and foster a "racist backlash" internationally.

The effect of Fidel's grumbling helped foster an official Cuban backlash to Obama's outreach.

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But a congressional backlash scuttled the plan and helped foster an atmosphere in which lawmakers imposed transfer restrictions on detainees.

"The county executive's action, or lack of leadership, has indeed fostered an incredible anti-immigrant backlash which is now being picked up by the mayor in Farmingdale," said the Rev. Allan B. Ramirez, the pastor of the Brookville Reformed Church in Suffolk County and an advocate for the immigrants.

It fostered a very strong team bond.

Local entrepreneurship is growing to foster more sustainable lifestyles as a backlash to globalization.

Subotic argues that when transitional justice becomes "hijacked" for such local political strategies, it fosters domestic backlash, deepens political instability, and even creates alternative, politicized versions of history.