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For many Westerners, the name Vietnam evokes images of a bloody televised American war that generated a firestorm of protest and brought conflict into their living rooms.

Even so, Mr. Kahn's proposal to institute a 10-cent charge for each directory-assistance call generated a firestorm of protest.

Daggering, a sexually explicit dance style that has generated a firestorm of controversy in Jamaica in the past year, wasn't on display at all during Sean Paul's album-release concert at the Highline Ballroom on Tuesday night.

The proposal generated a firestorm of controversy in Congress and the British government.

It has generated a firestorm of controversy because it would force doctors to perform an invasive, often medically unnecessary procedure on women without requiring their consent.

I ran a viral email campaign that signed up a person a minute for the week preceding launch, and then generated a firestorm of media coverage when the product opened for business.

A few opportunists in Pakistan, and clowns like Lord Ahmed over here, tried to generate a firestorm of protest, but it came to nothing.

A big acquisition would place it once again before a regulatory review, and, on the basis of past experience in other industries, generate a firestorm of controversy in America.

When consumer groups were invited to discuss biotechnology policy with top F.D.A. officials last month, Ms. Mellon said she warned the officials that approval of the salmon would generate "a firestorm of negative response".

Jack Ma, Alibaba's founder and chairman, generated a firestorm last week with comments he purportedly made to The South China Morning Post about the June 4 , 1989 crackdown.

The provision was quietly slipped into law earlier this year and generated a firestorm once its substance became known.