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But the possibility of the roughly 4-year-old male lion dying in a legally sanctioned hunt has sparked protest among some animal welfare groups, which call it unfair to punish the puma for acting on its instincts.
The law has sparked protests and boycott threats.
Public fury over rampant outages has sparked protests.
The issue of ethnic states has sparked protests and violence across Nepal in recent weeks.
Uber's rise has sparked protests in several major global cities including Paris, Toronto and Rome.
Garner's death has sparked protests, investigations, and a full review of the NYPD's training tactics.
Ms Bland's death has sparked protests around the states amid heightened racial tensions sparked by cases in which black Americans have been killed by white police officers.
"Innocence of Muslims" may not have actually inspired the killings of four Americans in Benghazi, but news of the video has sparked protests in many Muslim countries.
Bangladesh has been prosecuting defendants accused of committing atrocities during the war for more than two years, and each turn in the major cases has sparked protests.
Industrial filth has sparked protests.A slogan for the planetThe government is trying to curb the use of fossil fuels and promote renewable energy.
The row over segregation has sparked protests from students, and shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna said he was "horrified" by Universities UK's position.
