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Bannon's appointment has sparked outrage among Democrats and many commentators.

The incident has sparked outrage in Australia, with numerous calls for the Roosters to sack him.

A costume company has sparked outrage after releasing a Cecil the Lion-themed Halloween costume.

Mohammadi's arrest has sparked outrage among international human rights groups and organisations.

The killing of Mr Dey has sparked outrage among the city's journalistic community as well as among its citizens.

The museum, which intends to showcase the murderer's story, has sparked outrage among community campaigners who say they were misled.

And the notion that a California company has dibs on its feathery, beady-eyed likeness has sparked outrage.

A controversial Christian romance novel about a Nazi who falls in love with a Jewish concentration camp prisoner has sparked outrage after being shortlisted for two major awards.

Days shy of Facebook's stratospherically hyped stock market listing, one of the firm's bright young founders has sparked outrage after deciding to renounce his US citizenship.

Madonna has sparked outrage after describing her new album leak as "artistic rape and terrorism" in the wake of high-profile global attacks in Sydney and Pakistan.

An Indian mattress company has sparked outrage after using illustrations of Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl shot in the face by the Taliban, in an advertising campaign.