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Until recently, only Apple's iTunes store sold songs for the iPod, though RealNetworks recently introduced technology -- which has drawn strong objection from Apple -- that allows songs sold by its online store to play on the iPod.
The prospective Iraq operation has drawn strong objections from the neighboring nations, one of which, Russia, is a nuclear superpower.
The tax also has drawn strong objections from private and religious schools whose officials say they are being forced to cut services and possibly raise tuition while public schools in the area get a pass.
Section 215 of the antiterrorism act, which gave the department expanded authority to demand such records, has drawn strong objections from many librarians, civil rights advocates and community groups who say it gives the government too much power to spy on the private activities of Americans.
The plans have drawn strong criticism from some quarters.
"It may be that the courts will have to decide if something is consistent or not consistent (with local ordinances)." These comments seem to have drawn a strong objection from Tom West, attorney for Chesapeake Energy, a July 7 , 2011email shows.
The law drew strong objections from congressional Democrats, who blocked its renewal in early 2008 despite repeated warnings from Bush that national security would be compromised.
The transfer of the case drew strong objections from lawyers for Mrs. Tripp, whose secret tape recordings of Monica S. Lewinsky led to the impeachment crisis.
That has drawn an objection from the New York Civil Liberties Union.
The plan has drawn heated objections from alumnae, teachers and the Lynchburg community.
