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Already this effort is generating a fierce, almost culture-war-style backlash.

It had more than 600 likes and was generating a fierce debate between Deen supporters and detractors.

These acts could have generated a fierce response, but, in the end, Seoul did not retaliate.

Mr Obama's expansion of government has generated a fierce backlash from the tea-party movement.

The contrast between the cold northern temperatures which moved south and the warm subtropical Atlantic undoubtedly generated a fierce jet stream.

But an attempted amnesty for PKK fighters a few years ago generated a fierce reaction among Turkish nationalists when the guerrillas returned in triumph and in uniform.

All three actors do well — directed by Cheryl Katz, the company's associate artistic director, who generates a fierce energy — but their characters are little more than types.

The Senate's investigators allege that the CIA concealed the brutality of its tactics and exaggerated their value in briefings to Congress, the president, the media and others.The report has already generated a fierce rebuttal from the CIA.

After his TV commercial generated a fierce backlash from union leaders, Mr. Emanuel said that as mayor he would not ask city workers to continue taking furlough days, a contract concession that has amounted to a 9 percent pay cut for most employees.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 10.14am BST10 14 The detention of David Miranda at Heathrow is continuing to generate a fierce debate, in the UK and around the world, about anti-terror legislation, the role of the state, and the rights of journalists, and others, to associate freely and to disseminate information.

The breakthrough has generated a fierce backlash from ethicists and others who fear the prospect of human cloning.