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Spain's government plans to force Europe's central bank into sharing the task of bailing out its troubled financial sector in a potentially controversial move that could spark objections from the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.

This in turn sparked objections from some gamers, with many accusing Kaplan and Blizzard of censorship.

The drama, starring Tom Bateman and Richard E Grant, sparked objections to disturbing scenes in the first episode, which was broadcast at 6.30pm on Sunday 25 October, two and a half hours before the watershed.

A Starbucks store that opened in 2000 sparked objections and eventually closed on July 13 , 2007

A new platform at the Western Wall intended for mixed-gender prayer has sparked objections from egalitarian groups.

Stem cells from embryos (ES cells) could provide a wealth of new cells but spark ethical objections.

Just as striking, perhaps, is that this practice isn't sparking many objections in Washington.

Diplomatically, the barrier project has sparked widespread objections: at the first meeting between Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian prime minister, and Ariel Sharon, Israel's prime minister, in May, Abbas demanded that Israel stop building the barrier.

Adalah asserted that the regrouping was sparked by objections by some Israeli Jewish parents against their children playing with Palestinians.

The SEC appears ready to settle for only partial transparency on derivatives pricing, sparking an objection from Americans for Financial Reform.

Inevitably — biography being perhaps the ultimate literary "takeover" — Spark raised strong objections to the text submitted for her approval.