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In the process, the campaign unleashed a firestorm of protest.

And the race, growing nastier by the day, has become a referendum on the housing plan, which has unleashed a firestorm of criticism.

In December the National Academy unleashed a firestorm of controversy when it announced that it was selling two important Hudson River School paintings to pay its bills.

And in December "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson unleashed a firestorm of controversy when he made homophobic comments in a GQ magazine interview.

The unexpected announcements, made yesterday after the stock market closed, threaten to unleash a firestorm of criticism that is likely to reach the highest levels of the agency company.

But by including Crimea, Coca-Cola unleashed a firestorm in Ukraine, where demands for a boycott of the soft drink got under way.

Moments after Jackson was accidentally shot by his own troops, a battery led by 23-year-old Lt. Justin E. Dimick Jr., unleashed a firestorm upon the Confederate troops desperately trying to carry the wounded general out of harm's way.

"Beyond the few measures on which there is a rare alignment of stars," I wrote then, "nothing Obama called for will happen, unless his road trip unleashes a firestorm in the American people against Congress for the systemic sins mentioned above.

Alternatively, we would write unpopular pieces of opinion detailing our preference for one phone over another and unleash a firestorm of reactions with comment counts numbering in the hundreds.

Richard unleashed a diplomatic firestorm last month with her accusations of labor abuse: She claims that when she entered the United States on a special A-3 visa for diplomatic personal employees, her contract stated she would earn $4,500 per month as a live-in domestic worker beginning in November 2012.

They unleashed a wave of social mobility.