Of course when other commodities go up in price – food, fuel and rail fares – the reaction is very different.
Late Sunday night, an anonymous group based in Knin, an almost completely Serbian-populated Croatian town, blocked area roads and rail lines in reaction to the police detention of Serbs for illegal weapons possession and disorderly conduct, a press agency report said.
Ms. Banerjee and her party have been very clear time and again, that they will not countenance any increase in rail fares, so her reaction is frankly not surprising.
Privatising the NHS via a US trade deal while allowing the free import of genetically modified US food would create a political backlash to make last May's reaction to new rail timetables look tame.
In the end, his decision to cancel catalysed a tea-party reaction that killed rail projects in Florida and elsewhere.Mr Christie is now back in those funding negotiations with the Port Authority and the federal government anyway, because New Jersey needs to agree on a funding formula for the Amtrak Gateway Tunnel, which is expected to replace ARC.
Skiers have been pulling fancy tricks since the year dot, but modern freestyle skiing - including slopestyle and halfpipe, and featuring huge airs, inverted spins, grabs and rail riding - was a reaction to the explosion of snowboarding in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Barium peroxide can be used as a catalyst to start an aluminothermic reaction when welding rail tracks together.
Dan Humiston, president of the Indoor Tanning Association, railed against the media's reaction to the study, which he says only confirmed what everyone already knew: a burn from an indoor tan is as dangerous as one obtained at the beach.
Why is the reaction to road and rail capacity problems met in such different ways?
Travellers at Kings Cross railway station gave the BBC their reaction to the news that rail fares will increase by 3.5% from January 2015.
