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The regulation raised protest Tuesday from New York's largest health care union, 1199 S.E.I.U.

Drafts of the report have been circulating for months, but a heavy round of rewriting and cutting by White House officials in late April raised protest among E.P.A. officials working on the report.

The decision raised protests.

A somewhat progressive treaty revision with Britain was scuttled after British mercantilists raised protests at its concessions.

Other Southern Republicans have raised protests about the unemployment benefits, saying that expansion could eventually require them to raise taxes.

The Republican governors of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Texas, along with Alaska and Idaho, have raised protests, saying that expansion could eventually require them to raise taxes.

The collapse of the deal marked the second time in less than a year that a foreign acquisition raised protests about America's economic security.

Mr. Kest, 42, who grew up in the middle-class Westchester suburb of Valhalla, was raised protesting the Vietnam War and knows the value of tenacity.

The collapse of the deal is the second time in less than a year in which a foreign acquisition raised protests about the economic security of the United States.

ROME — Skirting some restrictions on his international travel, President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe arrived in Rome over the weekend to attend a United Nations food conference, and raised protests on Monday from some European and other officials.

Consumer and environmental groups have raised protests about genetically modified foods, but some agricultural biotechnology companies have done well in finding investors who recognize technologies, like Messenger's, that do not modify a plant's genetic material, he said.