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The move provoked backlash.
The proposed regulations have provoked backlash from some conservative organizations.
The hiring of Jenny McCarthy as a cohost earlier this summer provoked backlash due to her controversial views that vaccinations can cause autism.
Other efforts to limit testing for patients have provoked backlashes.
Other recent award favorites that provoked backlashes include Titanic, Jerry Maguire, American Beauty, and Crash (On a personal note, I have yet to backlash against virtually any of these movies.
Otherwise, effectiveness may be achieved at the expense of popular legitimacy and, ultimately, provoke a backlash.
But Mr Khatami is aware that unrealistic demands could provoke a backlash.
Downgrading the status of any tournament would provoke a backlash from its backers.
It could also provoke a backlash against globalisation and a general resentment of westerners.
He says the authorities are careful not to provoke a backlash by acting with excessive harshness.
