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The attack has prompted a backlash of sorts against Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Perry, but it remains a potential drag on his support here.

Meanwhile, the casting of Sons of Anarchy star Charlie Hunnam as Mexican-American drug lord Edgar Valdez Villarreal, has prompted a backlash over Legendary Studios's "whitewashing" of the real-life criminal.

While following the adventures of an egg may seem harmless enough, its discovery of different family types – including same sex – has prompted a backlash by conservatives who accuse Italian author Francesca Pardi of promoting a pro-homosexuality gender theory.

Yet the drive by a revitalized church to weave its tenets into the education system has prompted a backlash, and not only from the remains of the Communist Party.

The news has prompted a backlash, with former Army officers following the lead of Defence Secretary Michael Fallon in claiming that "ambulance-chasing" lawyers are responsible for bringing fraudulent claims.

The filament light is now so ubiquitous that it has prompted a backlash among those who deem it overexposed — a badge of retro cool that is fast becoming the restaurant-design equivalent of the Converse All Star.

Orozco's case has prompted a backlash in Belize against him, and Unibam (the United Belize Advocacy Movement).

Already, their decision to open up the treaty, which was announced last week in Deauville, a French seaside resort, has prompted a backlash.

Brownback's unpopular record and hard-right agenda has prompted a backlash against other GOP leaders across the state.

The movement's often boisterous denunciations of police violence have prompted a backlash from police unions, politicians and some rank-and-file officers, who accuse it of sowing hatred against men and women in uniform.

But the commercially branded animals roaming the bucolic meadows of the northern Netherlands have prompted a backlash.