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Beijing's aggressive, multibillion-dollar strategy in Latin America has triggered backlash in some quarters throughout the region.

The case comes amid recent outcry over the skyrocketing price of Daraprim that has triggered backlash over the gulf between the cost of drugs and the sick patients that need them.

In 2011, amid his presidential campaign, Paul took to cable TV to explain his belief that decades of U.S. engagements in the Middle East had triggered backlash in the form of terrorism.

His victory has triggered tremendous backlash". Indeed, "Blacks are under attack". Jackson apparently includes in this racist Obama "backlash" record home foreclosures for African Americans and black unemployment.

But the environmentalist's latest anti-feline campaign has triggered a backlash.

George Osborne has triggered a backlash from charities after he urged companies to defend the economy against their "anti-business views" and those of pressure groups and trade unions.

But the move has triggered a backlash from residents who, arguing that the switch could hurt business and tourism, are demanding a referendum.

Just as almost every parenting trend has triggered a backlash (think tiger moms vs. three-martini moms), there are opposing empty-nest lifestyles.

Yet the bigger point is to send a political signal, say the Christian Democrats: parents should have a choice about how to raise their families.That argument has triggered a backlash among centre-left politicians and education professionals.

The only thing that gives me succor is the knowledge that anyone who has ever tried to dominate Lebanon alone — Maronites, Palestinians, Syrians, Israelis — has triggered a backlash and failed.

The increased openness has triggered a backlash, with the country's ruling Shiite Muslim clerics doing all they can to control public spaces and state TV and to make an example of those who step out of line.