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The restriction has created a backlash.

But the pandemonium children bring with them has created a backlash, especially among parents.

But the White House's strong lobbying has created a backlash of its own among some lawmakers.

The House last year passed its own climate change bill, a proposal that has created a backlash for some politically vulnerable Democrats.

The problems of the Roma have led to widespread emigration, which has created a backlash and new visa requirements from a number of Western countries.

That has created a backlash against Barcelona's style and their steadfast, almost evangelical commitment to it, which came together in the Spain-are-boring debate of Euro 2012, one that appeared in Spain, not just abroad.

But such attacks have created a backlash that merely enhances Ms. Sarney's appeal, especially to women voters.

The Republican gains in 2010 have created a backlash among some Democrats in a state that will be a backdrop for the presidential campaign.

Mr. Putin's foolish and juvenile actions have created a backlash not only throughout the civilized world, but also within the political hierarchy of his own nation.

But the group has withdrawn its support, saying that recent publicity about the menthol exemption had created a backlash among its members.

Already our troops have created a backlash with Kabul University students this week burning President Obama in effigy until police dispersed them with gunshots.