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I think it hit a backlash of "Not Potato Salad again, we will just scroll past this".

TOKYO — Honda Motor cut its forecast for full-year net profit by a fifth after sales in China were hit by a backlash against Japanese goods.

The Bavarians plausibly argue that otherwise they will be hit by a backlash from furious voters long assured by the Kohl coalition that the euro would be "as hard as the D-Mark".

His government appeared to be the latest victim of European voters' growing antipathy to mainstream politics, hit by a backlash against years of austerity and a perception that Ireland's poor are not benefiting from the fastest economic growth in Europe.

"There is no harsh backlash when you hit a rut.

Dannon isn't the first company to be hit with a carmine backlash.

Bank of America was hit with intense backlash last year after trying to implement a $5 debit card fee.

Donald Trump was hit by an outraged backlash from allies and opponents alike after a tape emerged of the Republican candidate bragging about using his fame to try and "fuck" women and groping them without waiting for their consent.

But in this case it misinterpreted data to suggest Instagram was hit harder by backlash to its terms of service changes than it actually was.

The lawsuit referred to the Pepsi commercial starring Kendall Jenner that was hit with explosive backlash for its tone-deaf nature.

The White House was hit with intense backlash from dozens of journalists and media outlets on Wednesday after it disinvited CNN's Kaitlan Collins, representing five television networks as the day's chosen pool reporter, from a press event.